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Jamestown Real Estate and Local Guide

Jamestown is a small historic suburb between Greensboro and High Point in Guilford County, known for its Quaker roots and a preserved 19th-century district.

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Living in Jamestown

A documented Underground Railroad stop; the Mendenhall Homeplace holds the only authenticated false-bottom escape wagon known in the South. Source: spectrumlocalnews.com

IncomeAbout $90,542 median household
EducationAbout 51.8% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyGuilford County

Homes in Jamestown

Owner-occupiedAbout 78.7% of housing units
Single-family detached housesRoughly 62.7% of homes
Median home valueAbout $266,600

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Jamestown home

Mendenhall Homeplace

Source: mendenhallhomeplace.com

Early-1800s Quaker homeplace and museum holding a rare false-bottom wagon used on the Underground Railroad

Jamestown Historic District

Source: en.wikipedia.org

National Register district of early-19th-century Quaker-era buildings

McCulloch Gold Mill

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Mid-1800s gold-processing mill listed on the National Register of Historic Places

Jamestown Park and Golf Course

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Municipal 18-hole golf course and park opened in 1974

Deep River

Source: en.wikipedia.org

River running through the southern part of town used for fishing and paddling

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