Reasons to Move to Lewisville-Clemmons

Outdoors activities – hiking, canoeing, etc.
One great perk to Lewisville-Clemmons is you are within an hour of several hiking destinations. To name a few: Hanging Rock, Stone Mountain, and Pilot Mountain. For the less arduous adventurers, there is a great walking and biking park destination, Tanglewood Park. They also have over about an acre fenced in and dedicated to a dog park.
Whether it seems like it or not, there are a decent amount of lakes and rivers close to Lewisville-Clemmons such as Yadkin River with several boat accesses. Salem Lake and High Rock is fairly close as well. For the not so fair weather, Sugar Mountain is within an hour as well to ski and snow tubing.

Higher Education
Winston-Salem may not seem like a college town, but it is home to quite a few schools. There is Wake Forest University, Salem College, Winston- Salem State University, UNC School of the Arts, and Forsyth Tech. Lewisville-Clemmons is within an hour to a few more colleges, such as UNC Greensboro, Catawba College, Guilford College, and High Point University.
Having this many colleges around provides a great culture and diversity to the Lewisville-Clemmons community.

Local Wineries & Breweries
Lewisville-Clemmons has a range of local wineries and breweries within a 15-mile radius. Westbend Winery & Brewery is the only facility in the Lewisville-Clemmons area that is both a winery and brewery. They hold several live music events almost every weekend. Raylen Vineyard has a laid-back atmosphere with a beautiful view of the mountain ridge. Medaloni Cellars not only offers tasty wines but also has cabins you can rent out for a night or two. It’s also a great wedding venue. Foothills Brewing is just up I-40 in downtown Winston-Salem and they have their own restaurant as well. Wise Man Brewing, also located in Winston-Salem. There are food trucks there often and more than enough beers for you to taste.

Climate
There’s a reason why the Northerners keep picking North Carolina to move or retire to. Those harsh winters are something that NC sees very little of and it doesn’t get quite as hot as Florida. Autumn is known for the colorful leaves and Spring offers so many blooms. Many choose to drive on the rolling Blue Ridge Parkway, which is less than an hour away from the Triad.

Locality
One of the greatest things about the Triad is you may seem far from everything, but you’re actually centrally located between two rapidly growing cities, Charlotte and Greensboro. If you are wanting more of that country feel, rather than living in the city, you can always choose to live a little further out for the lower home prices!

More Bang for your Buck
Depending on which website you pull your information from, the median home cost is somewhere between $134,000 and $143,000. If you’ve ever lived anywhere else, this is a phenomenal bang for your buck! Not to mention that this particular area continues to grow, leading one to believe that your biggest investment (your home) could continue to go up!