Lewisville, in western Forsyth County, has the feel of a small town with Winston-Salem right next door. Incorporated in 1991, it’s known for its town green, its parks and a calendar of community events.
Getting around
US 421 runs through the southern part of town, and the Winston-Salem Northern Beltway (NC 452) runs along its edge, so getting to downtown Winston-Salem, Clemmons or Yadkin County is straightforward.
Things to do
Shallowford Square, the town’s green, has a gazebo, Veterans Memorial, clock tower and playground, and hosts concerts and town events (it was named a Great Public Space by the NC chapter of the American Planning Association in 2017). Jack Warren Park adds a walking trail, multi-purpose field, bocce courts and a pavilion, and the Mary Alice Warren Community Center offers classes and event space.
Homes in Lewisville
Homes in Lewisville range from established neighborhoods to newer subdivisions and properties with acreage. Thinking about buying or selling here? LORE can walk you through what’s on the market and what your home is worth.
Lewisville at a glance
- County: Forsyth
- Population: about 13,400 (2020 Census)
- ZIP code: 27023
- Incorporated: 1991
- Gathering place: Shallowford Square
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