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What it's like to live near 131 Lindbergh Street, Winston-Salem, NC.
What it's like to live near 131 Lindbergh Street, Winston-Salem, NC.
Location
Winston-Salem is the second-largest city in North Carolina's Piedmont Triad, known for its blend of historic charm and modern growth. The city earned its nickname "The Twin City" from its early roots as both a Moravian settlement (Salem) and a tobacco/trading hub (Winston). Today, it's a vibrant community with a thriving arts scene, world-class dining, and a growing tech corridor.
131 Lindbergh Street sits in a residential pocket of the city with mature tree-lined streets and a mix of classic single-family homes. The surrounding area is quiet and family-friendly, while remaining just minutes from the restaurants, shops, and cultural venues that make Winston-Salem a sought-after place to call home.
~5 min
To Downtown Winston-Salem
27104
ZIP Code
Piedmont
Triad Region
NC
North Carolina
Schools
131 Lindbergh Street falls within the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools district. School assignments are based on your exact address — verify your specific feeder pattern using the official WS/FCS School Locator tool.
Assignments vary by address. Use the WS/FCS School Locator to confirm your assigned elementary school.
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Winston-Salem's Piedmont Triad location puts you within easy reach of everything. Downtown Winston-Salem is a quick drive away with its revitalized warehouse district, craft breweries, and award-winning restaurants. The city is also home to Wake Forest University, UNC School of the Arts, and a vibrant arts and culture scene.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Salem Lake offers walking trails and fishing, while Tanglewood Park provides golf, horseback riding, and seasonal events. The nearby Blue Ridge Mountains and Asheville are popular weekend getaway destinations.
The Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO) is nearby for travel, and Greensboro and High Point are both within a 20-minute drive, making this a centrally located hub for the entire region.
Approximately 5–10 minutes by car to downtown Winston-Salem, depending on traffic and route.
20 minutes to Greensboro and High Point. Easy access to the entire Piedmont Triad metro area.
GSO airport is approximately 15 minutes away for domestic and regional flights.
About 1.5 hours to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Asheville for weekend mountain getaways.
Local Favorites
151 S Stratford Rd, Winston-Salem
Cafe · $$$
926 W 4th Street, Winston-Salem
Restaurant · $$$
614 S Main Street, Winston-Salem
229 W 5th Street, Winston-Salem
Unique cat cafe experience in the heart of downtown
1961 N Peace Haven Rd, Winston-Salem
Cozy neighborhood cafe with coffee and light fare
1208 Reynolda Rd, Winston-Salem
Quick-service coffee drive-through on Reynolda Road