Communities

Davie County

Though largely rural with a population of 42,000, Davie County is developing a growing suburban population who are attracted to a superior quality of life, low cost of living, and top-rated schools and medical facilities. Some of Davie County’s prestigious areas include Advance, Bermuda Run, Kinderton, Mocksville and Oak Valley.

Davidson County

The relaxed, small-town lifestyle offered by communities in Davidson County is only part of its charm. With a population of over 162,000, Lexington, Denton and Midway are a few of Davidson County’s most welcoming cities. And, we couldn’t mention “welcoming cities” without paying tribute to the City of Welcome itself!

Surry County

Located in northwest North Carolina, Surry County is unique in that its topography includes portions of the Piedmont Triad, Foothills, and Blue Ridge Mountains. Over 73,000 people reside in Surry County’s major cities, which include Mount Airy, Dobson, White Plains and Toast.

Stokes County

Stokes County is one of the Piedmont Triad’s smaller counties, with only 47,000 residents living in cities such as Danbury, Walnut Cove and Germanton. Stokes County is brimming with outdoor amenities for all ages, including almost 7,000 acres of Hanging Rock State Park and 58 miles of the Dan River.

Alamance County

There’s always something going on in Alamance County, especially during the summer months. With a population of nearly 174,000, Alamance boasts a high quality of life with many recreational and cultural opportunities for residents and visitors. 

Caswell County

Nearly 24,000 residents know Caswell County for its peaceful lifestyle, tight-knit community, and family atmosphere. Additionally, the county prioritizes entrepreneurship and embraces businesses encouraging locals and tourists to enjoy all this small town has to offer.

Wilkes County

Wilkes County is known for its stunning mountain views and small-town charm. Nearly 66,000 residents enjoy Wilkes County’s mountainous backdrop and rich history, notably in Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro.

Rockingham County

Nestled in the gently rising foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Rockingham County is home to some of North Carolina’s most popular historical cities, such as Eden, Stoneville and Madison. The county is abundant in land and water, making it a good place to live, work, and play — and over 91,000 residents agree. 

Guilford County

With over 541,000 residents, Guilford County is the third-most populous county in North Carolina and boasts a high quality of life and sustainable economic growth. Visitors from all over visit the International Civil Rights Center & Museum in Greensboro, the county’s largest city.

Randolph County

With more than 141,000 residents, Randolph County is part of the Piedmont Triad prosperity zone, putting it within 90 miles of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the west and within 200 miles of the Atlantic Ocean to the east. The cities of Asheboro, Randleman, Trinity and Seagrove are popular among tourists and those looking to relocate. 

Forsyth County

Forsyth County is the fourth largest county in North Carolina with over 350,000 residents. If you’re considering a move to this area, check out our homes for sale in Winston Salem, Ardmore, Brookberry Farms and Kernersville. The county’s unique cultural features, like The Arts Council, and other big-city amenities offer residents and visitors a little bit of everything. 

Yadkin County

In the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Yadkin County is home to nearly 40,000 residents in areas including East Bend, Jonesville and Boonville. While it began as an agricultural center, today the county combines a farming economy with growing industrial development.