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We are Kim and Tony Green, and we’ve spent years helping families navigate this unique market. We understand why people choose this area: you get the quiet, small-town charm of the Town of Lewisville or the robust lifestyle amenities of the Village of Clemmons, all while remaining just 12 to 15 minutes from downtown Winston-Salem.
Our team offers a unique advantage: Kim is a local REALTOR® with a deep pulse on the West Forsyth lifestyle, and Tony is a Licensed Certified General Real Estate Appraiser who provides the data-driven valuation perspective you need to make a confident decision. Whether you are navigating school zones or looking for a professional analysis of a home’s value in Advance or Bermuda Run, we are here to guide you every step of the way.
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The Vibe: Known for its "Mayberry" feel and the community-centric Shallowford Square. It’s perfect for those who want a tight-knit community with frequent festivals and a slower pace of life.
Local Favorites: Grab a picnic for Jack Warren Park or let the kids play at the Joanie Moser Memorial Park playgrounds.
The Vibe: A bustling suburban hub with premier shopping, diverse dining, and easy access to I-40. Clemmons offers a seamless blend of convenience and outdoor lifestyle via the sprawling Tanglewood Park.
| Feature | Town of Lewisville | Village of Clemmons |
|---|---|---|
| The Vibe | Small-town, "Mayberry" feel with a central town square. | Suburban hub with a blend of classic neighborhoods and modern convenience. |
| Top Landmarks | Shallowford Square, Jack Warren Park, Joanie Moser Park. | Tanglewood Park, Village Point Greenway, Peter S. Brunstetter Aquatic Center aka Tanglewood Pool. |
| Walkability | High in the town center; very community-event focused. | More traditional suburban layout; high proximity to major shopping. |
| Commute | ~15 mins to Winston-Salem (Hwy 421). | ~10-15 mins to Winston-Salem (I-40). |
| School District | Reagan and West Forsyth High School Zones. | West Forsyth High School Zone. |
| Hidden Gem | Mary Alice Warren Community Center & Disc Golf Course. | Horseback riding and BMX racing at Tanglewood. |
The Vibe: Pfafftown offers scenic, rolling hills and a rural feel just minutes from the city. Enjoy the tranquil trails and the historic "ancient tree" at C.G. Hill Memorial Park.
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Just across the Yadkin River, these communities offer luxury gated living, premier golf courses, and lower county taxes, all while staying minutes from Clemmons' amenities.
The gateway to North Carolina wine country—perfect for those seeking more acreage, a rural lifestyle, and easy highway access to the rest of the Triad.
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What schools serve Lewisville and Clemmons? Most of the area is served by the high-performing West Forsyth district, which includes West Forsyth and Reagan High Schools; and Meadowlark, Clemmons and Lewisville Middle Schools. Some of the Elementary Schools include Clemmons, Morgan, Southwest, Lewisville, Meadowlark. Check with the Winston-Salem Forsyth County School Board for the complete list. Note that Advance and Bermuda Run fall under Davie County Schools, which is a key factor for many of our buyers.
How far is the commute to Winston-Salem? Residents enjoy a quick 10-to-20-minute commute to downtown Winston-Salem via Highway 421 or I-40, making it an ideal location for professionals.
Is Lewisville, NC a good place to live? Yes. Lewisville is consistently ranked as one of the safest and m; ost family-oriented towns in North Carolina, anchored by its community-centric town square and parks like Jack Warren and Joanie Moser.
What makes Lewisville different from other Triad suburbs? Lewisville is famous for its "no-sprawl" philosophy. While other towns have grown into commercial hubs, Lewisville has intentionally preserved its small-town, "Mayberry" character. Life here revolves around Shallowford Square, where you'll find a community that values local events, historic preservation, and a slower pace of life.
What are the property taxes in Lewisville? Lewisville is known for being fiscally responsible. For the 2025-2026 fiscal year, the town proposed a property tax decrease to 19.7 cents per $100 of valuation (down from 21.7 cents). Like Clemmons, residents pay this in addition to Forsyth County taxes, but they receive high-value services in return, including weekly trash/recycling and the town’s signature "Bulky Item Pickup" twice a year.
What schools are in Lewisville? Lewisville is a cornerstone of the West Forsyth school zone. Most families are served by: Elementary: Lewisville Elementary (located right in the heart of town) or Morgan Elementary. Middle: Lewisville Middle or Meadowlark Middle. High School: The highly-regarded high schools, Reagan High (Pfafftown) or West Forsyth High.
Are there many parks in Lewisville? For a town of its size, Lewisville offers incredible public spaces. Jack Warren Park: Features walking trails, a large playground, and the new Mary Alice Warren Community Center. Joanie Moser Memorial Park: A favorite for local families with its massive playground and shaded picnic spots. Shallowford Square: The town’s "outdoor living room," hosting free movies, concerts, and the annual Shalloween festival.
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What is the main community park in Lewisville? Life in Lewisville revolves around Shallowford Square. Known as the "Town’s Living Room," this award-winning public space features a large gazebo, a veterans memorial, and a signature playground. It is the primary site for the town’s famous Starlight Movie Nites, outdoor concerts, and the annual "Shalloween" festival. For homebuyers, being within walking distance of "The Square" is a major selling point.
Does Lewisville have an indoor community center? Yes. The Mary Alice Warren Community Center, which opened in late 2021, is a 12,000-square-foot facility located on 15 acres of donated family farmland. It features multi-purpose rooms for fitness classes, art exhibits, and community meetings. The center is adjacent to Jack Warren Park, creating a massive 30-acre recreation corridor in the heart of town.
What are the best trails for walking and fitness in Lewisville? Residents have two primary options for trail walking: Jack Warren Park: Features a 0.60-mile paved walking trail equipped with a Par Course (fitness stations) and a newer wooded nature trail. Joanie Moser Memorial Park: Offers a 700-foot asphalt walking path and a nature trail that winds through a quiet, wooded section of the park. Future Planning: The town is currently moving forward with the Lewisville Greenway and Pedestrian Connections Plan, which aims to eventually connect downtown Lewisville to the Muddy Creek Greenway and the Yadkin River.
Where are the best pickleball courts in Lewisville? The primary destination for pickleball is Joanie Moser Memorial Park. In late 2023, the park underwent a major transformation, opening nine dedicated, state-of-the-art pickleball courts. These courts feature permanent nets, specialized surfacing, and covered benches. Because they are "pickleball-specific" (not just tennis courts with extra lines), they are considered some of the best playing surfaces in the Piedmont Triad.
Is there disc golf in Lewisville? Yes! Lewisville has quickly become a disc golf destination. The Jack Warren Park Disc Golf Course is a 18-hole course that opened in 2025. It’s designed to be beginner-friendly with concrete tees and shorter fairways, making it perfect for families. If you’re looking for a more advanced challenge, the Sunrise Disc Golf Course is just 1.5 miles away.
Which park is best for children’s playgrounds? While both main parks have play areas, Joanie Moser Memorial Park is the local favorite for its "double playground" setup. It features a dedicated Tot Playground for younger children and a newly updated "big kid" playground. It also offers sand volleyball, pickleball courts, and a softball field, making it a "one-stop shop" for active families.
Are pets allowed in Lewisville parks? This is a key local rule: Jack Warren Park and Shallowford Square have a no-pet policy. This is strictly enforced to keep the multipurpose fields and event spaces clean. However, Joanie Moser Memorial Park (which is a Forsyth County-run facility) is pet-friendly, provided your dog remains on a leash.
Is Clemmons, NC a safe place to live? Yes. Clemmons is consistently ranked as one of the safest communities in the Piedmont Triad. Residents often cite the "small-town" security where neighbors know each other, making it a top choice for families and retirees alike.
What are the property taxes like in Clemmons? Clemmons offers a significant tax advantage. While it is in Forsyth County, the "Village" tax rate is historically much lower than the City of Winston-Salem. For 2026, the Village of Clemmons tax rate remains at $0.15 per $100 of valuation, providing a high level of service (like leaf/limb pickup and extra police protection) for a very low cost.
Which school district serves Clemmons? Most of Clemmons is served by the highly-rated Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, specifically the West Forsyth zone. This includes West Forsyth High School (an "A" rated school), Clemmons Middle, and several top-tier elementary schools like Southwest Elementary.
What is the best park in Clemmons for families? While Tanglewood Park is the crown jewel of the region, Village Point Greenway & Fishing Pier is the local favorite for a quick daily escape. For families, the "Playground at Tanglewood" and the Peter S. Brunstetter Aquatic Center are unmatched, offering everything from splash pads to tubing rivers.
Can you tell me about the Village Point Greenway? The Village Point Greenway features a scenic nearly 3/4-mile paved path circling Village Point Lake. It’s perfect for strollers, morning jogs, and bird watching. Coming in 2026: Look for the opening of the new Village Point Operations Center, which will include public restrooms, additional parking, and expanded community spaces to serve the greenway.
What amenities does Tanglewood Park offer? Tanglewood is one of the largest and most diverse parks in North Carolina. Residents have access to: Two Championship Golf Courses: (The Championship and The Reynolds). Tanglewoof Dog Park: A popular fenced-in spot for both large and small breeds. Horseback Riding: Guided trail rides and hayrides through the stables. BMX Racing & Mountain Bike Trails: High-energy options for outdoor enthusiasts. Mallard Lake: Rentals for pedal boats and fishing (State license required).
When is the Tanglewood pool (Aquatic Center) open? The Peter S. Brunstetter Aquatic Center typically opens on Memorial Day weekend and runs through Labor Day. It’s a massive hit during the summer, featuring a winding tubing river, two diving boards, and multiple water slides. Pro Tip: Early-bird season passes usually go on sale in February with a 10% discount—a great move for Clemmons families planning to spend the summer poolside.
Are there greenway connections to Winston-Salem? Currently, Clemmons is focused on internal connectivity. However, the Muddy Creek Greenway (nearby in Winston-Salem) is a popular destination for Clemmons residents looking for longer bike rides, and there are long-term regional plans to better connect the Village to the wider Triad greenway system.
Can I fish in Clemmons? Yes! Village Point Lake is a stocked "Urban Community Fishing" site where you can catch Bass, Catfish, and Sunfish. There is a dedicated fishing pier that is ADA accessible. You can also fish at Mallard Lake and Skilpot Lake inside Tanglewood Park.
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