Country Club offers a calm, welcoming neighborhood with historic charm and mature trees lining peaceful streets. The housing stock features primarily single detached homes and attractive townhouses with spacious three and four plus bedroom layouts. Residents benefit from well-distributed green spaces nearby, including Hathaway Park and Shaffner Park, which provide pleasant outdoor options throughout the year. A variety of local shops, restaurants, and convenient parking make daily life straightforward and accessible for varied day-to-day needs. Quiet surroundings and low traffic noise create a restful atmosphere while classic midcentury architecture contributes character and enduring appeal and offers a strong sense of community.
The character of Country Club is exemplified by its slower-paced ambience. The noise levels in this part of Winston-Salem are low, as the streets are generally reasonably tranquil. Finally, public green spaces, including Hathaway Park and Shaffner Park, are especially well-situated and there are a few of them nearby for residents to relax in, making it easy to get to them.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Hathaway Park offers Old Sherwood Forest residents a peaceful green space for outdoor recreation, featuring walking trails, a playground, picnic shelters, and shady mature trees, making it a favorite spot for families and nature lovers in the neighborhood.
Centrally located on Allistair Road, this highly-rated public school is a hub of community activity and pride, serving local families with a strong educational program and fostering a neighborly atmosphere among parents and students alike.
Located at the corner of Robinhood Road and Peace Haven Road, Robinhood Village features a cluster of locally-loved eateries such as Village Tavern, offering residents a range of dining options within walking or short driving distance.
Just south of the neighborhood off Robinhood and Silas Creek Parkway, this well-stocked Harris Teeter supermarket makes grocery runs convenient for Old Sherwood Forest residents, with nearby specialty shops and services for shopping variety.
Old Sherwood Forest offers convenient access to the Salem Creek Greenway, a scenic multi-use trail ideal for cycling, jogging, and walking, connecting the neighborhood with larger park networks throughout Winston-Salem.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Celebrate National Donut Day with complimentary coffee, donuts, and crafts—an enjoyable and family‑friendly morning just a short drive from Old Sherwood Forest, perfect for a relaxed outing with kids.
A curator‑led gallery talk at Delta Arts Center hosted by NCMA Winston‑Salem offers local art lovers living in Old Sherwood Forest a convenient evening of cultural enrichment and community engagement.
Winston‑Salem’s Pride Festival and Parade is a festive, inclusive celebration with live music, food trucks, vendors, and family‑friendly activities—easily accessible and a vibrant way for residents of Old Sherwood Forest to join community pride.
This Juneteenth festival features crafts, exhibits, food trucks, and performances—an enriching cultural event within walking or short driving distance for those living in Old Sherwood Forest.
An evening of live jazz‑electronica from Cosmic Collective in Bailey Park—great for local residents seeking a laid‑back outdoor concert experience close to home.
Catch a Dash baseball game with themed nights and fireworks—fun, local family entertainment just minutes from Old Sherwood Forest on multiple evenings throughout June.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Old Sherwood Forest
Local characteristics and demographics for Old Sherwood Forest
