Friedberg Village

Friedberg Village is a 329-home active adult townhome community in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, built by local Triad builder Keystone Homes starting in 2016 with new construction still ongoing. The community has a distinctive look — a Moravian-themed, all-brick neighborhood set along a long, winding, scenic drive, with beautifully landscaped streets and exquisite monuments that give it a character you rarely see in townhome developments. Homes are a mix of luxury townhomes and quads, ranging from about 1,508 to 2,500 square feet with 2 to 3 bedrooms and up to 3 bathrooms. Floor plans are designed for easy one-level living and include options like first-floor primary suites, sunrooms, spacious patios, lofts, and bonus rooms. Interior features typical of the community include cathedral ceilings with skylights, gourmet kitchens with granite or quartz countertops, luxury vinyl plank flooring, two-car garages, and gas fireplaces — often double-sided between the living room and sunroom. Social life revolves around the 5,000 square foot owner's clubhouse, which is genuinely busy. Weekly events include Bunco, Mahjong, crafts, Bingo, and book clubs, and the clubhouse itself features a great room with fireplace, a kitchen, a ping pong room, and a bar area with granite counters. Outside the clubhouse, residents use a resort-style outdoor pool, a fully equipped fitness room, and a putting green. Because this is a maintenance-included community (HOA covers grounds and common amenities), residents spend their time using the amenities rather than maintaining a yard. The community sits in Davidson County just south of Winston-Salem, which means lower county property taxes than Forsyth County addresses, and the neighborhood is USDA-eligible for qualifying buyers. Despite the quiet setting, daily conveniences are close — Food Lion, Aldi, Harris Teeter, Walmart, Walgreens, and CVS are all nearby, along with restaurants like Bad Daddy's Burger Bar, Elizabeth's Pizza, and Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen. Downtown Winston-Salem and its cultural attractions (Reynolda House Museum of American Art, Old Salem Museums & Gardens) are a short drive, and Greensboro is about 40 minutes east. Golfers have several courses within easy reach, including Wilshire Golf Club, Tanglewood Golf Club, and Heather Hills. Importantly, Friedberg Village is marketed as an active-adult lifestyle community but is NOT deed-restricted 55+ — buyers of any age are welcome, though the community strongly attracts retirees and empty-nesters drawn to the low-maintenance, socially active lifestyle.