Lake Jeanette is a special place to call home in NW Greensboro, with an array of cozy villages designed for every lifestyle. A place that's just far enough from the bustle of the city, but still close enough to afford all the conveniences of in-town living. You'll love "Life on the Lake"!
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Lake Jeanette's story began in the late 1800's when members of the prominent Cone family purchased 2,142 acres of land from the NC Steel and Iron Company. They began building Lake Jeanette in 1940 to accommodate their need for water, for the production of denim at the textile plants.
Residential development began on Regents Park Lane in the late 1980's under a subsidiary company called Cornwallis Development. In 1992, the City of Greensboro approved the unified development plan for 750 acres. The first house was built in 1993 in Southern Shores. In 1998, Northern Shores was one of the final phases to open.
Lake Jeanette offers a variety of home styles to meet your ever-changing needs. There's something for everyone, including entry level 3 bedroom homes, move up homes, custom built upscale/luxury homes, low maintenance homes, townhomes, and condominiums.
Prices range from the $150,000 to over $1,000,000, and everything in between.
Lake Jeanette has some incredible places to indulge in delicious food. Click below to see our favorite places to have a casual bite to eat, grab a cup of coffee, go on a romantic date or satisfy your sweet tooth.
North Carolina's school districts are some of the best in both the state and country. We feel very fortunate to have the school systems that we do and to have parents that are involved at every level. In fact, families have moved specifically to our area just for the schools!
Lake Jeanette is a very active neighborhood where you will find people walking on the miles of walking trails, canoeing, fishing, biking, or enjoying the sunset on the lake.
Homeowners have automatic access and membership to the Lake Jeanette Marina through their annual HOA dues. They offer boating (plus boat slips, rack space, and dry dock storage), paddle boarding, kayaking, picnic shelters, playground, and other scheduled activities throughout the year.
