The Vineyards
Price Range:
$110,000 - $208,000
Lexington
336-802-0082
Overview:
Visualize…..residing in a neighborhood surrounded by lush open farmland and tranquil rolling hills. A community designed and tailored to accommodate both the young entrepreneur making his way home from work to the young at heart, taking an evening stroll with their loved one. A “true” retreat from the hectic hustle and bustle of metropolitan life; where one can simply enjoy lazily watching the sun set behind a tree lined horizon.
The Vineyards, is an impressive vision for one to observe. Nestled in an area known as the “gateway to the Yadkin Valley”, The Vineyards is located mere minutes from the distinguished and world renowned Childress Vineyards. The Vineyards is a serene community ideally situated in a stunning area of North Carolina’s heartland. Through combining rustic old world charm with a modern twist, our community still boasts all the modern amenities one would expect from Eastwood Homes.
Neighboring cities of High Point, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem are all a short commute away. With the Childress Vineyards juxtaposing the community, The Vineyards feature architecture reminiscent of an older yet distinguished era. Our homes boast open great rooms with wide foyers that lead to island style kitchens. Cathedral ceilings allow ample sunlight to stream into each home from The Vineyards’ lush surroundings.
Features:
- Next to world famous Childress Vineyards
- Low Davidson County taxes
- 19 floorplans available
- 3-5 bedrooms, 2-3 baths
- Contemporary & transitional plans with gourmet kitchens, lofts, bonus rooms, sunrooms & screened porches available
- 1221-2500 sq. ft.
- Large homesites
- Private pool, cabana & playfield
- Tree lined streets
- Easy access to Hwy 52, Hwy 64, Bus 85 & Hwy I-85
- Brokers welcome
Builder: Eastwood Homes
Model hours: Mon-Fri 11-6, Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6
Sales: Lawana McNeill
336-802-0082
To sort, click column header | $$$ = Move-In Special
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Lot # |
Ready |
Story |
Br/Ba |
Plan |
Price |
Features |
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215 |
Under Construction |
2 |
3/2.5 |
1495 |
Mitchell |
$119,990 |
Details
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219 |
Under Construction |
2 |
3/2.5 |
1801 |
Ellerbe |
$129,990 |
Details
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34 |
Under Construction |
2 |
3/2 |
1593 |
Camden |
$139,990 |
Details
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35 |
Under Construction |
2 |
3/2.5 |
1801 |
Ellerbe |
$159,990 |
Details
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36 |
Under Construction |
2 |
3/2.5 |
2065 |
Hawthorne |
$159,990 |
Details
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52 |
Under Construction |
2 |
3/2.5 |
2155 |
Madison |
$159,990 |
Details
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Directions to this community:
From US Hwy. 52 South take exit 89 (The Hwy. 64 exit). Go left on Hwy. 64. Proceed .3 miles to the first stop light. Go left at light onto Forest Hill Road. Community is .3 miles on the left. From Business 85 South: Exit onto Hwy. 64 West toward Mocksville. Go to the second light, turn right (beside Plaza Ford) on Forest Hill Road. Community is .3 miles on the left.
About the Area:
Lexington is the county seat of Davidson County in the Piedmont Triad, one of the mid-Atlantic's most dynamic and desirable metro areas in a business-friendly state. It is known as the Barbecue Capital of the World, but hickory-smoked pork isn't the only thing cooking here. Site Selection magazine ranked Lexington first among U.S. "micropolitan statistical areas" with outstanding access to markets, exceptional labor and job training resources, highly competitive cost factors and an appealing small town atmosphere.
The Lexington area was sparsely settled in 1775 by Europeans who named their community in honor of Lexington, MA, site of the first skirmish of the American Revolutionary War. Lexington was incorporated in 1828, and a decade later, Silver Hill Mine a few miles south was opened, the first operating silver mine in the country.
Lexington's economy was mainly textile and furniture manufacturing-based until the 1990s when both industries moved their plants overseas for economic reasons. The closure of these factories, on which the community was heavily dependent for employment, contributed to subsequent difficulties.
Since 1984, an annual Barbecue Festival has brought thousands to Lexington to feast on Lexington-style barbecue, made with pork shoulder cooked slowly over a hardwood fire, usually hickory wood. It is basted in a sauce (called "dip" locally) made with vinegar, ketchup, water, salt, pepper and other spices. A distinguishing feature of the "Lexington Barbecue Sandwich" is the red slaw (sometimes called barbecue slaw), a combination of cabbage, vinegar, ketchup and crushed/ground black pepper. Red slaw differs from coleslaw because red slaw contains no mayonnaise.
Lexington is also the home of artist and designer Bob Timberlake and the Timberlake Gallery and Childress Vineyards, owned by NASCAR team owner Richard Childress. It is also adjacent to High Rock Lake, the second largest lake in North Carolina which frequently plays host to fishing tournaments, including the Bassmasters Classic.
Pigs in the City is a public art initiative coordinated by Uptown Lexington, Inc., to revitalize the downtown area . Full size fiberglass pigs with individual themes and decorated by local artists are on display throughout the town square each summer.