Tour of Stokesdale North Carolina | Moving to Stokesdale North Carolina

Explore Stokesdale, North Carolina! This suburban gem in Guilford County offers a peaceful lifestyle with urban conveniences. Discover its charm and beauty today!
🏡 Rural Charm: Stokesdale offers a serene and rural atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle.
🛍️ Shopping & Dining: Explore local shops and restaurants in Stokesdale, offering everything from quaint boutiques to delicious eateries.
🌳 Outdoor Recreation: Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and picnicking at Stokesdale's parks and natural areas.
🚗 Easy Access: Located near major highways, Stokesdale provides convenient access to nearby cities like Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
🚣‍♂️ Belews Creek Lake: Explore the scenic beauty of Belews Creek Lake, perfect for boating, fishing, and enjoying water sports with family and friends.
If you're considering making a move to Stokesdale North Carolina, be sure to give me a call, shoot me a text, send me an email, or schedule a Zoom call. I'd love to help you make a smooth move to Stokesdale North Carolina!
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[@gregorymills6526]

I grew up in Stokesdale in the 80s (Jr high/high school years). I believe they only had one two traffic lights then and a single small mom and pop grocery store. The population, if I remember correctly was about 1000. To think that they have a town hall now, two grocery stores, and a population of 5000 is huge growth. The best thing about living there during high school years was that it only took 30 minutes to get to anywhere in Greensbore, Winston Salem or High Point. We were living in the country, but there was/is always multiple things to do in those cities. In those days, the life of Stokesdale was the Churches. My Dad was the minister of Stokesdale United Methodist Church and built the building that is there.

[@LivingInGreensboroNC]

I love hearing the history of the town and how much it's grown. It's a sweet little town. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It means a lot to me.

[@gregorymills6526]

@@LivingInGreensboroNC I watched a couple of your videos on the Greensboro area because it brought back memories of High School (Northwest Guilford High School). As a professional photographer/videogrpher I appreciate your content, how good it looks (nicely done!), and how it fits in with your real estate business. I have an idea for another video series that would be very easy to produce, especially since you wont have to do any editing. It would be perfect for small places like Stokesdale, or even housing developments. Get a cellphone holder for the dashboard of your car, turn it around so to your viewers can see out your windshield, then drive down Mainstreet, the major roads with all the shopping centers, schools etc. of these small communities so people can see what is there to see. As you drive down it, give a running commentary, saying "on the left is the mall where they have a Best Buy, up here on the right is a Target, there is a Tractor Supply just down this road on the right..." You could call these something like "Drive through Tours wth Meredith". Even if your viewers can't see that well because of the angle of view, the running commentary would make it so they know what is in the aread and how long it takes to get around town. You would also not have to do any editing of the footage because it is all one long clip, which would mean these would be easy to produce. If you used a GoPro instead of your cell phone and mounted it to the top of your windshield, or to the back of your passenger sunvisor (which would be ideal), the angle of view is wide enough your viewers could see both sides of the road and really be able get a feel for what the community looks like. Just dont do it early in the morning or late in the afternoon when the sun would be coming directly into the camera over the horizon.

[@LivingInGreensboroNC]

@@gregorymills6526 This is a brilliant idea! My son has a go-pro, but it is an older one. I'll look into getting a new one. It is challenging driving around and filming for sure - but this angle shot would be something new and a much better angle than just out a window. Thank you so much!!!

[@CD-se5gi]

Don’t forget about BJ’s Grill (nice local lunch spot) and Atlantic Firearms too.

[@LivingInGreensboroNC]

Ohhhh - I love a local lunch spot! Thanks for the inside local scoop!