Just north of Ardmore and west of Downtown Winston, sits the historic neighborhood of West End.
This neighborhood was listed with the National Register of Historic Places in 1986 as a national historic district. Its rich history, older yet charming buildings and mix of architectural styles, and recreational and dining options.
This neighborhood is contained within a triangle-shaped area enclosed by Northwest Blvd., N. Broad St., and 1st St., with easy access to all areas in the city.
Top Four Best Features of West End
1. Convenient Location.
One of the best things residents enjoy about this neighborhood is its convenience to downtown, Salem Parkway, US-52, and the two major hospitals in Winston-Salem. Its central location within the city means everything Winston-Salem has to offer is merely minutes away.
2. Recreational Opportunities.
Inside West End, you’ll find phenomenal indoor and outdoor recreational destinations. Hanes Park has tennis courts, a track, playground, and more. Across the street is the William G. White Jr. Family YMCA, which boasts all the bells and whistles the YMCA has to offer members.
3. Stunning Architecture.
Neighborhood residents can enjoy the nice mix of numerous architectural styles in West End. There are several older buildings that date back to the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Two examples are the historic H.D. Poindexter Houses and Zevely House. The H.D. Poindexter Houses are built in the Queen Anne style and Zevely House is built the German-influenced North Carolina Moravian style.
4. Dining Options Abound.
There are so many amazing, and locally owned, restaurants and bars located within West End. Great food and drinks are simply a few steps away for residents of this neighborhood. Some favorites are: Joymongers Barrel Hall, The Porch, West End Opera House, The Tap, West End Poke, Hoots Beer Co., West End Café, Joyner’s Bar, The Old Fourth Filling Station, and Burke St. Pizza.
