...Washington,
DC and Atlanta. Greensboro covers 118.97 square miles. The "Triad"
area is made up of Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point.
Greensboro is a thriving urban
area offering residents a full range of amenities including an
affordable and diverse housing market. Two- and three-bedroom
condominiums are available starting at less than $75,000. Newer
model single-family homes are available beginning at $100,000.
Greensboro is named after
Nathanael Green, the American hero who led an epic battle for
freedom against the British. In 1808, it was established as the
Guilford County seat, a paper town without buildings or residents,
which was laid out on 45 acres in blocks of lots.
Residents enjoy a high standard of
living, access to a quality education, modern health care
facilities, a thriving economy, and an abundance of sporting and
recreational activities. In a city whose motto is: "Excellence in
Service," Greensboro residents have found a safe haven and a perfect
environment in which to raise a family.
There are considerable historical
and cultural venues available in Greensboro such as the Greensboro
Symphony Orchestra, the National Science Center and the Children's
Museum. Year-round sports enthusiasts will enjoy the Bats, a minor
league baseball team, the Generals hockey franchise and the
Prowlers, an arena football league; as well as the sixty-year
tradition of the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic and two annual
men's basketball tournaments, the Atlantic Coast Conference and the
Southern Conference.
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