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Greensboro Real Estate For Sale In NC

Greensboro

If you’re looking for a big city with a small-town feel, Greensboro, NC is just up your alley. In regards to North Carolina real estate, Greensboro properties are generally affordable, and residents enjoy a lower cost of living than the state average. If you’re interested in Greensboro, NC real estate, check out our listings below and learn a bit more about the city.

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$157,000

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$775,000

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$225,000

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$169,900

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1214 E Lindsay Street

Greensboro, NC 27405

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$369,500

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3718 Greenes Crossing

Greensboro, NC 27410

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$699,900

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2820 County Clare Road

Greensboro, NC 27407

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1034 Henson Park Drive

Greensboro, NC 27455

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$225,000

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$379,900

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1931 Vantage Point Place #D

Greensboro, NC 27407

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$391,000

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2917 Northampton Drive

Greensboro, NC 27408

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$149,900

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$350,000

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$325,000

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$210,000

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1707 Saint Charles Lane

Greensboro, NC 27405

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$305,000

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More About Greensboro NC Real Estate

More than anything, Greensboro is a comfortable city that feels much smaller than its population of 300K would suggest. Outside of its spacious, easy-parking city center, Greensboro is almost exclusively made up of residential, low-density neighborhoods with so much tree cover it’s hard to see the street from your front door.

Several college campuses are located in Greensboro and give the city a welcome youthful flair whose energy is directed less towards the downtown and more to the countryside. Greensboro real estate is surrounded by patchwork forests and farmland, and great hiking trails in the nearby Appalachian mountains are regular weekend draws for Greensboro residents.

As with many cities in the triad, Greensboro has a ton of different options for grocery shopping, with Publix, Trader Joes, and Harris Teeter stores all within a 15 minutes drive from nearly all real estate in Greensboro. Traffic is negligible, and it’s easy to go see a concert in Raleigh or catch a baseball game in Durham. Overall, Greensboro is a great city for young professionals looking to buy their first house in an affordable area.

Greensboro NC Real Estate Market

Real estate in Greensboro, NC is best known for its affordability compared to national averages. The median listing price of homes for sale in Greensboro is $280K and has a wide range of real estate at all price points. Real estate in Greensboro has a smaller though equally viable selection of condos for sale with two-bedroom properties ranging from as low as $70K to half a million in value. Finally, you can find vacant land for sale in Greensboro for about $10K for .25 acres.

Single-family homes in Greensboro, NC real estate make up over half of all available housing and were mostly built within the last 50 years. The majority of these homes are two stories and feature carports and panel sidings. The most valuable real estate in Greensboro, NC is found to the north of the city while the most affordable homes can typically be found in the south.

Distances to Other Cities

77 miles - Raleigh, NC
54 miles - Durham, NC
29 miles - Winston-Salem, NC
95 miles - Fayetteville, NC
92 miles - Charlotte, NC

Neighborhoods In Greensboro NC Real Estate

Old Irving Park

This northern Greensboro neighborhood sits along the south shore of Buffalo Lake. Here you’ll find plenty of large brick houses listing between $600K and upwards of $6M. A great mix of luxury and up-market real estate, this shaded neighborhood is only ten minutes away from downtown Greensboro and is home to the highly rated Irving Park Elementary School and St. Pius X Catholic School.

Glenwood

One of the safest neighborhoods in the city, Glenwood features cozy two bedroom brick homes, and three-bedroom, white panel-sided houses for under $200K. If you’re looking for affordable real estate in Greensboro, Glenwood should be at the top of your list. Nearby schools include Jackson Middle School and Wiley Elementary School.

Adams Farm

A neighborhood on the rise, Adams Farm is great for commuters and young families. Here you have quick access to major roads in Greensboro and single-family homes listing between $200K and $400K. Nearby schools include Pilot Elementary School and Sedgefield Elementary School.

Communities Near Greensboro, NC Real Estate

Jamestown

This small Carolina town of less than 5K people is just a twenty minute drive southwest of Greensboro and is known for its suburban waterfront properties along High Point Lake. Jamestown real estate lists between $120K and $400K.

Summerfield

Summerfield is a large town just over 20 minutes drive northwest of Greensboro. Liberally interspersed with creeks and woodland, Summerfield feels more rural than suburban, and with a population of just over 10K, you’ll have plenty of space to yourself. Summerfield real estate lists between $400K and $800K, and most properties sit on at least one acre of land.

Schools In Greensboro NC

Public schools in Greensboro are managed by Guilford County Schools, with approximately 71,000 students enrolled, making it North Carolina’s third-largest school system. The school system includes Grimsley High School, established in 1899 and one of the oldest high schools in the state. U.S. News & World Report ranked The Early College at Guilford one of the best schools in the state as well as ranking it #2 for STEM schools in the entire country! Other top schools near Greensboro real estate include:

The Middle College at UNCG
The STEM Early College at NC A&T
Northwest Guilford High School
Greensboro College Middle College
The Middle College at Bennett
The Middle College at NC A&T
Northern Guilford High School

FAQ About Greensboro NC Real Estate

What’s the zip code for Greensboro, North Carolina?

The zip codes for Greensboro include:

27401 | 27403 | 27405 | 27406 | 27407 | 27408 | 27410 | 27455

What county is Greensboro, North Carolina in?

Greensboro, NC, is a city in Guilford County.

Where is the nearest airport to Greensboro, North Carolina?

The Piedmont Triad International Airport is about 11 miles or 16 minutes from Greensboro, NC.

How far is Winston-Salem from Greensboro, North Carolina?

Winston-Salem is 29 miles or about 30 to 35 minutes from Greensboro real estate.

How far is Greensboro, North Carolina from Charlotte?

Greensboro is 92 miles or about an hour and 25 minutes from Charlotte.

How far is Greensboro, North Carolina from Burlington?

Greensboro is 22 miles or about 30 minutes from Burlington.

What is Greensboro, North Carolina famous for?

Greensboro, NC, is famous for its abundance of athletic venues and is dubbed Tournament Town for hosting several types of sporting events each year. Athletic facilities include:

Truist Stadium
Corbett Sports Center
First National Bank Field
Michael B. Fleming Gymnasium
Greensboro Coliseum Complex
Jamieson Stadium
Macpherson Stadium
Ragan-Brown Field House
UNCG Soccer Stadium
World War Memorial Stadium

Things To Do In Greensboro NC

Greensboro Natural Science Center
This family-friendly science center boasts interactive exhibits showcasing things like reptiles and rattlesnakes, zoo animals, and more! There’s also an OmniSphere Theater that shares 3-films exploring things like black holes and sharing about dinosaurs.
Greensboro Children’s Museum
This museum provides hands-on interactive exhibits to teach children about the makeup of a town and how things work. Here kids can reenact things like pizza take-outs and life on a busy main street. There’s also a plane exhibit that’s more like a jungle gym. There’s a garden too for children to learn the basic elements of gardening and growing something from almost nothing.
Wet ‘n Wild Emerald Pointe Waterpark
Want a way to cool off and enjoy the outdoors? Wet ‘n Wild has got you covered with big and small water slides, a wave pool, and so much more!
City Market
Happening every third Thursday of the month in the summer time is Greensboro's City Market. Located in the streets of the South End district, farmers, food trucks, and artisans line up to share their homemade goods, great food, and groceries for others to buy. This market is a whole event with food, live music, and more!
Ambleside Gallery
This private gallery’s specialty is in sharing English and European art with rotating exhibitions. Whether it be realistic artwork by Guan Weixing or impressionist landscapes by Sarah Watts, you're sure to find a unique blend of art to meet everyone's style.

Parks In Greensboro

Taylor Family Bicentennial Garden
This secluded and quiet garden boasts perfectly manicured lawns and flowerbeds, flowing streams, and more. Locals love the garden for its lush greenery and picture-perfect scenery, making it ideal for pictures, weddings, and other events.
Benjamin Park
This 7-acre park is located near the Greensboro city center and has a boardwalk that meanders through the woods and wetlands. There are also roses, bamboo, meadow flowers, and more to explore.

Living In Greensboro NC

Cost of living in Greensboro NC Real Estate

The overall cost of living in Greensboro is 6.7% less than North Carolina’s average, making it over 16% less than the national average. If you’re living in Greensboro real estate, you may pay more for healthcare compared to the state and national averages, but will likely pay less for groceries, utilities, transportation, and especially housing. Greensboro’s average home price is about $50K less than the rest of the state and around $100K less than the national average! The median household income for Greensboro is $49,492.

Medical Access in Greensboro

Those living in real estate in Greensboro don’t have to go far from home to receive top-quality healthcare. There is one major hospital within Greensboro proper, Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, which has a level II trauma center.

Weather in Greensboro

Greensboro is in a humid subtropical climate and experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are generally hot and humid with average highs reaching 78.5°F in July. Winters are typically cool and mild with an average temperature of 38.9°F in January. Greensboro receives about 7.5” of snow each year and thunderstorms are common throughout spring and early summer.

Jobs In Greensboro NC

With Greensboro’s central location, the city has developed into a huge trade and transportation hub, which is the city’s biggest industry and why FedEx has regional facilities here. In recent years, Greensboro has also transformed into a technology and research hot spot, with many businesses located in the Gateway University Research Park. Other top industries in Greensboro include business and manufacturing, as well as education, healthcare, and government. Greensboro’s largest employers are:

Guilford County Schools
Cone Health
City and County Governments
U.S. Postal Service
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
High Point Regional Health System
Bank of America
American Express
TE Connectivity
Toyota

Transportation In Greensboro NC

The primary means of transportation in Greensboro is by personal vehicle and numerous major roadways make traveling convenient. Several interstates connect to form a giant loop around the real estate in Greensboro. I-785 runs along the northeast side, I-85 wraps around the east and southeast sides, then connects to I-73 which continues around the southwest side, and I-840 runs along the northwest side. I-40 travels east and west along the southside of Greensboro, which connects to Winston Salem and Durham.

Greensboro is served by several transportation services that operate in conjunction with one another, under the Greensboro Transit Authority. Higher Education Area Transit (HEAT) primarily operates downtown, while the Piedmont Area Regional Transportation (PART) serves those commuting to and from Greensboro.

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