Mantle Realty homes for sale near Mount Tabor

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Mount Tabor

Mount Tabor is a residential community located in Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina. The subdivision sits in the northwestern part of Winston-Salem, offering straightforward access to US-421 and I-40, both of which connect commuters to downtown Winston-Salem in under 20 minutes and to Greensboro in roughly 40 minutes. Buyers looking at homes for sale in Mount Tabor will find an established neighborhood with tree-lined streets and a range of home styles that reflect decades of residential development in the area.

Living in the Winston-Salem Area

Winston-Salem, NC sits at the junction of US-421, US-52, and I-40, making it one of the more accessible cities in the Triad. The city’s downtown core along Trade Street and Liberty Street includes a mix of restaurants, galleries, and event venues. Major employers in the area include Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Novant Health, Hanesbrands, and Reynolds American, giving the local job market a broad base across healthcare, manufacturing, and consumer goods. The Piedmont Triad International Airport is approximately 30 minutes east via I-40, and Winston-Salem’s Northwest quadrant—where Mount Tabor is located—places residents close to the Hanes Mall corridor and US-421 North toward Elkin and the Virginia border.

Homes in Mount Tabor

Mount Tabor features a mix of established single-family homes built primarily from the mid-twentieth century through the 1980s and 1990s, with some later infill construction. Floor plans vary across the subdivision, with ranch-style homes alongside two-story traditional layouts. Lot sizes tend to be larger than what buyers find in newer planned communities, and mature trees are common throughout the neighborhood. As with the rest of the residential market, home pricing in Mount Tabor moves in line with broader Forsyth County trends. Buyers should work with a local agent to review current comparable sales before making an offer.

Nearby Communities

Buyers comparing options in northwestern Winston-Salem often look at Doe Run, Mallard Lakes, Belmeade, and Cherryview. Each community has its own character in terms of lot size, construction era, and price range, so reviewing active listings across all of them gives a useful picture of what the local market currently offers.

About the Winston-Salem Area

Winston-Salem provides a range of municipal services, public programs, and infrastructure resources to residents throughout Forsyth County. For more information about local services and city resources, visit the official City of Winston-Salem website.

Search Homes in Mount Tabor

Ready to explore active listings? Browse Forsyth County real estate to see what is currently on the market in Mount Tabor and surrounding communities. If you already own in the area and want to know what your home is worth today, request a free home valuation from the Mantle Realty team.

Your Winston-Salem neighborhood experts

Mantle Realty agents live and work around Winston-Salem and the rest of Forsyth County, so we know Mount Tabor beyond what a listing photo shows: the streets, the HOA details, what homes here really sell for, and how fast. Right now we have 3 homes of our own listed in Winston-Salem.

Homes in Mount Tabor are assigned to Gibson Elementary School, Northwest Middle School, North Forsyth High School. Verify assignments with the district before you buy.

Buying? Start with our Guide to Buying a Home. Selling a home in Mount Tabor? See our home selling tips or ask what it is worth.

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Schools Near Mount Tabor

School information is provided for general location context. Attendance zones and assignments can change. Buyers should verify school assignments directly with the district.

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