Brick c.1930 Five Bedroom North Carolina Foursquare For Sale $199K
$199,000
No HOA! North Carolina foursquare perfect for a large family, this home features a spacious separate living room and a bright, airy dining area. The kitchen includes an adjoining mudroom with convenient access to the back deck—ideal for indoor-outdoor living.
Realtor Comments
PRICE REDUCTION! Take another look at this charming property! Discover privacy and endless opportunity in a sturdy brick 5/2 home! Beautifully refinished hardwood floors, large rooms, replacement windows, you will find a lot to love in this property. 1.5 miles from Downtown Winston Salem, and super conveniently located to all of Winston’s shopping, dining, entertainment. Easy access to I40, to Kernersville, Greensboro, High Point, anywhere in the Triad you want to go! Home needs TLC, This opportunity is waiting for you! Cash-only sale. Seller to make no repairs. AGENTS, SEE REMARKS
- 5bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1930
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2514 N Patterson Ave, Winston Salem, NC 27105 $199,000
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Contact Realtor: Yasmeen Hanhan
Pros
1. Affordable cost of living & housing
Typical housing prices ($140–$220K median), about 40–50% below national averages, make it ideal for first-time buyers, families, and retirees
Cost of living overall is ~18–19% below the U.S. average
2. Booming arts, culture & community spirit
Rich arts scene including Old Salem, RiverRun Film & National Black Theatre festivals, galleries, breweries, and revived downtown
Reddit notes “people seem genuinely nicer… downtown …revamped—new local breweries, restaurants, coffee shops”
3. Strong education & job market
Home to Wake Forest, UNCSA, Winston‑Salem State, Forsyth Tech, and Carolina University
Innovation Quarter fuels growth in biotech, tech, healthcare, and startups
4. Great outdoor options
Over 3,500 acres of parks, 25+ miles of greenways, and access to Salem Lake and Tanglewood
Easy day trips to Pilot Mountain, Hanging Rock, Blue Ridge Parkway, and state parks
5. Central NC location & manageable traffic
Short drive to mountains, beach, Charlotte, and Raleigh
Rush hour traffic is tolerable (e.g., “maybe 15‑20 min”), and most things are a 10–15 minute drive
⚠️ Cons
1. Car‑dependent & limited transit
Public transit is minimal—mostly buses—and the city is designed for cars .
Biking and walking outside downtown is challenging .
2. Crime & pockets of poverty
Crime is higher than national average in some areas—violence ~11.5 per 1,000 people, property crime ~double .
~18% poverty rate, noted in parts of the city with blight or run-down housing .
3. Weather & allergens
Humid summers with heavy summer showers; occasional ice storms; mild but sometimes snowy winters
Significant pollen in spring and fall—rough for allergy sufferers .
4. Less vibrant nightlife/shopping
Nightlife is modest—downtown is lively but early-close (“quiet about 9:30 pm”)
Retail options limited; local malls facing decline .
5. Airport & big-city amenities
Nearest major airport is Piedmont Triad (small) or Greensboro; for larger hubs must drive to CLT or RDU
Lacks major league sports, musicals, and fine dining—Charlotte/Raleigh ~1.5 hrs away
