These were the highest-priced home sales reported in the Greensboro-High Point area for the week ending October 11, 2026, and together they came to $5.58 million. Three of the five homes are in Greensboro, one is in Oak Ridge and one is in Summerfield, across Guilford and Rockingham counties.
The group ranges from a home finished this year to a townhouse built in 1987, and from a lot of well under a tenth of an acre to one of more than two acres. Four are single-family homes, and every one of them sold for more than $800,000.
No. 1 — $1,675,000 · 20 Sunfish Point, Greensboro, North Carolina
The week’s top sale was a lakefront home at 20 Sunfish Point in the Northern Shores neighborhood of Greensboro, which sold for $1,675,000. The brick Transitional home sits on a point, and its views of the lake stretch across nearly 180 degrees.
Built in 2001, the two-story home has five bedrooms and six bathrooms, four full and two half, in 5,692 square feet, the most living space, bedrooms and bathrooms of any home in this week’s five. It stands on 0.66 acres with a circular driveway and a three-car garage. Inside, a fireplace anchors the great room, the kitchen is built around an island, and the primary bath has heated floors, a freestanding tub and a separate shower.
Much of the home is given over to entertaining. A theater has a 12-foot screen, Dolby Atmos sound and a custom ceiling designed to look like a night sky, and a wine cellar with its own temperature and humidity control has room for more than 350 bottles. Outdoors, a bluestone living area has a fireplace, and a covered patio is fitted with heaters. A smart-home system runs the lighting, irrigation, audio and motorized shades, and a generator serves the whole home. Shaded walking trails and a marina on Lake Jeanette are close by. The property last sold in 2017 for $862,000.
The home went under contract one day after it was listed and sold at its full asking price. Carley Mann of RE/MAX Realty Consultants was the listing agent, and Eric Marty of Tyler Redhead & McAlister Real Estate, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,225,000 · 4314 Ravenstone Dr, Greensboro, North Carolina
The newest home in the group, and the only new construction, was completed in 2026 at 4314 Ravenstone Drive in Grandover and sold for $1,225,000, its full asking price. The property last sold in 2025 for $130,000, before the current home was built.
Finished in brick and cement siding on a 0.53-acre lot, the two-story home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms in 3,502 square feet, along with a three-car garage. It is planned so that daily life can stay on the first floor, where the ceilings rise to 10 feet. The primary suite fills one side of that level, with a bath lit by illuminated mirrors and a large closet that opens to the laundry area. Two more bedrooms, each with its own bath, are on the opposite side.
Between them is an open family room with a gas fireplace and a kitchen with two ovens, a gas cooktop, a separate microwave and a large island with a wine cooler. The second floor adds a bedroom, a bath, a bonus room and a beverage bar, plus generous storage and space that could be finished later. Grandover has its own amenities, including a community pool, and the Grandover Resort offers golf, a spa and restaurants.
Betty A. Smith of Howard Hanna Allen Tate Summerfield and Jeff Smith of Howard Hanna Allen Tate Summerfield were the listing agents. Kathleen Sullivan of RE/MAX Realty Consultants represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,020,000 · 5683 Timber Trace Way, Oak Ridge, North Carolina
In the Wolf Ridge community of Oak Ridge, a custom home by Walraven Homes at 5683 Timber Trace Way sold for $1,020,000. It was built in 2022 on a cul-de-sac, on a lot of 0.92 acres, and the property last sold in 2021 for $95,000, before the current home was built.
The brick and vinyl-sided home has four bedrooms and four full bathrooms in 3,666 square feet. The primary suite is on the main level, with a bath that has a freestanding soaking tub and a separate shower, and a second main-level bedroom sits in a wing of its own. The other bedrooms are upstairs. Vaulted ceilings rise over the living spaces, and a gas fireplace warms the great room, which opens to the dining area and the kitchen. The kitchen has an island and a large walk-in pantry fitted with a second refrigerator, a sink and plenty of cabinets. Outside, a screened porch with EZE-Breeze panels and an extended patio overlook the backyard garden, and the home has a three-car garage.
Ramilya Siegel of KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY was the listing agent, and Renata Amaral of eXp Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $840,000 · 35 Sturbridge Ln, Greensboro, North Carolina
The only townhouse in the week’s top five, 35 Sturbridge Lane in Lands End in Greensboro went under contract four days after it was listed and sold for $840,000, just above its $839,000 asking price. Built in 1987, it is the oldest home of the five, and the property last sold in 2021 for $525,000.
The brick and wood-sided townhouse has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two full and one half, in 3,188 square feet on a 0.06-acre lot. Custom molding, hardwood floors and 9-foot ceilings run through the main rooms. A living room with a fireplace, a dining room, a den and a sunroom share the main level with the primary bedroom, which has an updated bath, and an updated laundry room. The sunroom opens to a raised patio and is surrounded by garden. Upstairs are two more bedrooms, a bath and a bonus room lit by skylights, with both finished and unfinished storage. A two-car garage completes the home.
Kay T Chesnutt of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Yost & Little Realty was the listing agent, and Barbara A. Young of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Yost & Little Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $820,000 · 493 Mashie Dr, Summerfield, North Carolina
At Greensboro National Golf Club in Summerfield, 493 Mashie Drive sold for $820,000. The property spans two lots on the third hole and covers 2.06 acres, the largest lot in the group, with a pond in view from the deck around the in-ground pool.
Much of what sets it apart is outside. A separate building in the fenced backyard is heated, cooled and wired for use as an entertaining space, and two outdoor fireplaces each have a television mounted above. A gas grill and outdoor lighting round out the setting. The garage has room for two cars, along with a gas heater, epoxy floors, an EV charging station and a screen door that can be lowered to turn it into extra living space.
Built of brick and stone in 2002, the two-story home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, three full and one half, in 3,463 square feet. The living room has high ceilings and a fireplace that runs from floor to ceiling. A formal dining room, an office, a laundry room and a breakfast nook that doubles as a sunroom are on the main floor, as is the primary suite, which includes a sitting area. Three bedrooms and a bonus room are upstairs, and a generator serves the whole home. The property last sold in 2002 for $389,000.
The home went under contract eight days after it was listed. Caroline Page Hogan of Keller Williams One was the listing agent, and Brittany Willis of CKG Realty LLC represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 11, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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