Mantle Realty homes for sale near Town and Country Estates

Nothing of ours is listed in Town and Country Estates right now. These are our current listings in Winston-Salem.

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Town and Country Estates

Town and Country Estates is a residential community located in Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina. The subdivision sits in the southwestern part of Winston-Salem, offering convenient access to US-421 and I-40, two of the region’s main commuter corridors. Buyers who commute to downtown Winston-Salem, Clemmons, or Greensboro will find the location practical. If you are evaluating homes for sale in Town and Country Estates, this established neighborhood warrants a close look for its accessibility and mature surroundings.

Living in the Winston-Salem Area

Winston-Salem, NC sits at the junction of I-40 and US-421 in the western Piedmont region of North Carolina. The city is home to major employers including Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, Novant Health, HanesBrands, and Reynolds American. Downtown Winston-Salem features the Arts District along Trade and Sixth Streets, the Benton Convention Center, and BB&T Ballpark. The city is also home to Wake Forest University, Salem College, and Winston-Salem State University. Piedmont Triad International Airport is roughly 20 miles east via I-40, connecting residents to major hubs without a long drive.

Homes in Town and Country Estates

Town and Country Estates features an established mix of single-family homes that reflect decades of residential development in southwestern Forsyth County. Buyers typically find a range of floor plans, from ranch-style layouts to two-story homes, with lot sizes that provide meaningful outdoor space. Housing in this community moves with broader Forsyth County market conditions, so current pricing and availability shift with inventory levels. A local agent can pull active listings, recent sales, and days-on-market data to give you an accurate picture before you make any decisions.

Nearby Communities

Buyers comparing options in southwestern Winston-Salem often look at several nearby subdivisions before deciding. Communities that draw similar interest include Marvin Heights, Thornhill, Petree Ridge, and Brownstone. Reviewing multiple neighborhoods side by side helps you weigh commute distance, lot size, and price range before narrowing your search.

About the Winston-Salem Area

Winston-Salem offers a range of municipal services, parks, and community programs through the city government. For more information about local services and city resources, visit the official City of Winston-Salem website.

Search Homes in Town and Country Estates

Ready to see what is currently available? Browse Forsyth County real estate to view active listings across the area, including homes in Town and Country Estates. Already own here? You can estimate my home’s value with help from the Mantle Realty team. Whether you are buying or selling, local expertise makes a real difference in this market.

Your Winston-Salem neighborhood experts

Mantle Realty agents live and work around Winston-Salem and the rest of Forsyth County, so we know Town and Country Estates 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 Town and Country Estates are assigned to Speas Global Elementary School, Paisley Middle School, Mount Tabor High School. Verify assignments with the district before you buy.

Buying? Start with our Guide to Buying a Home. Selling a home in Town and Country Estates? See our home selling tips or ask what it is worth.

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Schools Near Town and Country Estates

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