Nestled among mature trees and winding streets, Old Meadowbrook offers a charming blend of classic ranch and split-level homes, each with spacious lots and distinct character. Friendly neighbors, quiet ambiance, and the timeless feel of a close-knit community make it a welcoming place to call home.
Clemmons is a charming village known for its peaceful environment and close access to scenic green spaces, including picturesque Village Point Lake. The neighborhood features a majority of single detached homes with spacious layouts, ranging from three to four or more bedrooms, providing comfortable living options. Residents benefit from easy car travel with convenient parking and nearby highway access, enhancing connectivity throughout the area. The village supports a selection of public and private elementary schools, complemented by several grocery stores and dining establishments. Its tranquil setting offers a welcoming atmosphere perfect for anyone seeking a calm and nature-oriented community.
People who prefer a calm environment will enjoy Clemmons. The noise levels in this part of the Winston-Salem metropolitan area are very low, as the streets are usually very peaceful. Lastly, getting to green spaces, including VILLAGE POINT LAKE, is easy from a large number of locations in the village and there are a few of them close by for residents to visit.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Old Meadowbrook is distinguished by its mature, wooded setting and several small lakes nestled within the neighborhood, offering tranquil natural views and a sense of established serenity that sets it apart from newer subdivisions.
The neighborhood sits close to top-rated local schools—Clemmons Elementary and Meadowlark Elementary—making it especially attractive for families seeking strong education in a well-established residential enclave.
Just off Meadowbrook Mall Court, this local commercial strip provides convenient access to grocery, dining, and services right at the edge of Old Meadowbrook, blending neighborhood charm with practical amenities.
Although technically just outside, Old Meadowbrook’s proximity to Tanglewood Park via nearby connectors gives residents easy access to its arboretum, walking trails, golf, and recreation facilities.
The neighborhood benefits from an enduring local cycling and outdoor culture—epitomized by nearby bike shops that serve as community pillars—making it a hub for recreational riders and outdoor enthusiasts.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A bundled community morning of fresh air and fun: race the themed obstacle 5K (or Fun Run), then enjoy food trucks, beer pit, music, games and the farmers market—all just down the road for Old Meadowbrook residents.
This weekly market extends its hours on this date to coincide with Oktoberfest and the Dirty Dozen run—ideal for neighbors to shop fresh produce and artisan goods before or after the race.
Local teens can learn to make healthy meals from a pro chef Floyd Davis—great for families with older kids in Old Meadowbrook seeking nutritious, hands-on library programming close by.
A stem‑themed LEGO build session for children ages 6‑11—perfect for younger families in the neighborhood looking for a free, educational, community‑focused activity.
A worship and community evening for ages 18‑29—offers local young adults from Old Meadowbrook a supportive, social gathering just a short drive away.
A live ’90s‑themed tribute concert just a few minutes from Clemmons—great evening entertainment for residents looking for nostalgic music and local nightlife.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Old Meadowbrook
Local characteristics and demographics for Old Meadowbrook
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