Woodberry Forest Subdivision is located in the 27106 postal area of Forsyth County in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Surrounded by Wake Forest University, the area is top rated for its housing, parks and schools. Woodberry Forest is a mixture of housing types and price ranges. Condominiums in the subdivision run $125,000. Some of the single-family homes were built as early as the 1950s but are well maintained. Prices run between $300,000 and $400,000 with estate homes costing in the millions. Woodberry Forest has a friendly and attractive college atmosphere.
Main roadways here are University Parkway, Reynolda Road NW and Silas Creek Parkway, sometimes called Highway 67. The popular University Plaza Shopping Center, Northchase Shopping Center, and Sherwood Plaza Shopping Center are all accessed by Highway 67.
Neighborhood landmarks include Wake Forest University itself, with all of its practice and playing fields. Reynolda Gardens of Wake Forest University is a large nature park located within Winston-Salem. The gardens feature woodlands, fields and meadows. There is also a large formal garden. Additionally, Reynolda Village on the property features approximately 60 restored buildings that function as shops and restaurants now. A variety of classes are held there, too.
Graylyn International Conference Center is the castle-like hotel located on Reynolda Road. The former estate of Bowman Gray, founder of Wachovia Bank, has been converted into a world class hotel and conference center. Surrounded by 55 acres, Graylyn is a charming mixture of history and modern technology and amenities.
Several public schools serve the Woodberry Forest subdivision including Speas Elementary, North Hills Elementary and Kimberly Park Elementary. These popular schools enjoy a community approval rating of 5 out of 5. The prestigious Summit School is also closeby. Founded in 1933, the Summit School has a Junior Kindergarten to Grade 9 program. The school features art and dance studios, digital and animation studios, a robotics studio and much more.