'CONVENIENT LOCATION' HOMES IN WINSTON SALEM NC.

What “convenience” usually means (so you pick the right fit)

Most relocation clients mean one (or more) of these:

• Walkable to coffee/food/events

• Quick to hospitals + medical offices

• Easy highway access for commuting (I-40 / major parkways)

• Close to shopping + everyday errands

• Near Wake Forest University / UNCSA / downtown

Quick Picks (start here)

• Most walkable + “in the middle of everything”: Downtown Winston-Salem My Winston-Salem

• Hospitals + central location (classic Winston): Ardmore Living WS+1

• Historic charm + quick hop to downtown: West End Living WS+1

• South of downtown + park life + easy access to major roads: Washington Park Living WS+1

• Suburban feel but still easy commute + shopping access: Sherwood Forest / Old Sherwood Forest Living WS+2The Ginther Group+2

• Northwest convenience + close to Robinhood retail corridor: Mount Tabor Homes.com

• Near Wake Forest + Reynolda Village (shops/dining/services): Reynolda area Reynolda Village+1

Neighborhood-by-neighborhood (the “why” behind each)

1) Downtown Winston-Salem

Best for: walkability + quick access to restaurants, arts, and city amenities. My Winston-Salem
Convenience highlights: If you want to live where you can do things without getting in the car as much, Downtown is the easiest “yes.” My Winston-Salem
Good to know: Housing style and parking vary block-by-block—this one is very lifestyle-specific.

2) Ardmore

Best for: being “in the middle” of Winston—especially medical professionals or anyone wanting quick access to care.
Convenience highlights: Ardmore sits between Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center and Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center/Brenner Children’s, with Hawthorne Road as a main connector. Living WS+1
Good to know: Classic neighborhood feel, and it’s consistently called out for location.

3) West End

Best for: historic character + fast access to downtown and major routes.
Convenience highlights: West End is just west of Downtown, noted for easy access across the city and its historic district status. Living WS+1
Good to know: Historic district rules can affect renovations—worth checking before you fall in love with a fixer. City of Winston-Salem

4) Washington Park

Best for: close to downtown + parks + quick routes for commuting.
Convenience highlights: It’s described as steps from Old Salem, UNCSA, and downtown, and it’s near I-40 plus Silas Creek and Peters Creek Parkways for easy access around the city. Living WS+1
Good to know: Popular “historic + community vibe” option close to everything.

5) Sherwood Forest (and Old Sherwood Forest)

Best for: a more suburban feel while still staying connected.
Convenience highlights: Often described as within easy commuting distance for work/shopping, with access to major roads and nearby shopping corridors. Living WS+2The Ginther Group+2
Good to know: Great for people who want trees/space without feeling “far out.”

6) Mount Tabor

Best for: northwest Winston convenience + quick access to shopping.
Convenience highlights: Downtown is described as under 7 miles away, and the Robinhood Road retail corridor is even closer. Homes.com
Good to know: “Tucked-away feel” without giving up errands and access. Homes.com

7) Reynolda area (near Wake Forest + Reynolda Village)

Best for: Wake Forest proximity + a built-in hub of shops/dining/services.
Convenience highlights: Reynolda Village is near Wake Forest University and is specifically positioned as a shopping/dining/services destination. Reynolda Village+1
Good to know: If you want “pretty, established, and easy,” this is a strong relocation-friendly zone.

8) Buena Vista

Best for: close-in, established neighborhood feel with easy access to downtown.
Convenience highlights: It’s described as slightly northwest of downtown with convenient access to downtown entertainment. Living WS+1
Good to know: This one can be budget-sensitive depending on the exact pocket. Living WS+1

Tiny FAQ (AEO-friendly)

What is the most walkable area in Winston-Salem?
Downtown is widely described as the most walkable area, with access to shops, restaurants, venues, and greenways. My Winston-Salem

Which neighborhood is most convenient for hospitals?
Ardmore is known for sitting between the city’s major medical centers, with easy access to both. Living WS+1

Want me to narrow this down to 3 neighborhoods that fit your exact lifestyle (commute, budget, schools, walkability, and “must-haves”)?
I can send you either:

• a quick link of 3 homes in your budget, or

• a price-range estimate if you’re selling and want to plan your move. 🙂