Welcome to High Point, North Carolina great place to call home!

If you’re thinking about moving to the heart of the state, you’re in the right place. Today, we’re taking a look at the latest housing market trends and breaking down the top five neighborhoods that make High Point a fantastic place to live.

Let’s start with the numbers.

As of March 2025, the average home value in High Point sits at $237,440—that’s more affordable than the Piedmont Triad’s median of $323,798, giving homebuyers more bang for their buck. The median sale price is $252,000, and homes are staying on the market for about 56 days—a little longer than in Greensboro, but that means buyers have more time to find the right home.

Now, let’s talk about where you should live.

High Point has a neighborhood for every lifestyle, but these five stand out as some of the best places to call home.

1. Deep River – A Blend of Charm & Convenience

If you’re looking for a suburban feel with a mix of single-family homes, apartments, and townhomes, Deep River might be the perfect fit. Homes here are well-maintained, with plenty of mature trees, giving the area a cozy, established neighborhood feel. It’s great for families, students, and professionals thanks to its close proximity to High Point University and major roads that connect you to Greensboro and Winston-Salem. With local parks and shopping nearby, Deep River offers convenience and charm in one package.

2. Emerywood – Historic, Elegant, and Walkable

This is one of High Point’s most prestigious and sought-after neighborhoods—Emerywood is all about classic Southern charm. The neighborhood features stunning historic homes, many dating back to the early 1900s, with a mix of traditional and craftsman-style architecture. Emerywood is walkable, lined with beautiful trees, and home to Emerywood Country Club, parks, and charming local shops. If you love a neighborhood with character, community, and timeless beauty, Emerywood is worth considering.

3. Florence – Family-Friendly and Growing

For those looking for a newer, well-established neighborhood with great schools and a family-friendly atmosphere, Florence checks all the boxes. Most homes here were built after 1970, offering a mix of classic and contemporary designs with spacious yards and quiet streets. Florence is ideal for growing families or anyone looking for a community-oriented environment. It’s also conveniently located near Interstate 74, making commutes easy and giving you quick access to shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation.

4. Sandy Ridge – Modern Living with a Quiet Touch

Sandy Ridge is one of High Point’s newer neighborhoods, featuring homes built in the early 2000s and beyond. This area is perfect for buyers looking for modern floor plans, energy-efficient designs, and peaceful suburban living. You’ll find larger lots, cul-de-sacs, and a sense of privacy, while still being within a short drive of major shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment. It’s especially popular among retirees and families who want a balance of modern convenience and tranquility.

5. Eastchester Drive / Skeet Club Road – A Hub of Activity

If you want to be where the action is, the area around Eastchester Drive and Skeet Club Road is a prime location. This neighborhood is one of North High Point’s most active residential and commercial corridors, featuring a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. You’re surrounded by shopping centers, restaurants, gyms, and parks, making it an ideal spot for young professionals and busy families. With easy access to major highways, you can get anywhere in High Point—or even commute to Greensboro or Winston-Salem—without hassle.

So, whether you’re looking for historic charm, modern convenience,
or a lively community, High Point has a neighborhood that fits your needs.

If you would like to explore available homes in High Point. Let’s chat—I’d love to help you find the perfect home!

📞 Call or text Douglas Lail at (704) 754-6507 or Email: douglas@douglaslailrealestate.com to schedule your FREE Homebuyer Consultation. Your home search starts with the right agent—let’s find your next home!

Let’s make your next move your best move.

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