Brookberry Farm Home Prices: What Sold in the Last 12 Months

71 homes sold. Median price: $955,000.

That's Brookberry Farm in Winston-Salem over the last 12 months, from the Triad MLS. It's a higher-end neighborhood in Winston-Salem's 27106 zip code, with large homes, a lot of new construction and steady sales. If you're thinking about buying or selling in Brookberry Farm, here's what actually sold and what it means for you.

Brookberry Farm by the numbers

• 71 homes sold in the last 12 months
• $955,000 median sold price
• $575,000 to $2.03 million: the lowest and highest sale
• 24 days: median time on market
• 100%: what the typical seller got compared to list price
• $287 per square foot median
• About 3,526 square feet: the typical home that sold
• 22 homes for sale as of November 1, asking $600,000 to $2.31 million

Source: Triad MLS, residential sales closed November 1, 2025 to October 31, 2026; homes for sale as of November 1, 2026.

What sold, by price range

• Under $500,000: 0 sales
• $500,000 to $750,000: 16 sales
• $750,000 to $1 million: 28 sales
• $1 million and up: 27 sales

That's a market that runs right through the $1 million mark. Almost 4 in 10 sales were $1 million or more, and there was nothing under $500,000.

Bedrooms and price

Here's how the median sold price lined up with bedroom count:

• 3 bedrooms: 17 sales, $625,000 median
• 4 bedrooms: 34 sales, $967,000 median
• 5 bedrooms: 19 sales, $1,325,000 median

Four-bedroom homes were the biggest group by far, nearly half of all sales. If you're a buyer, that's also where you'll usually have the most choice.

New construction vs. resale

Brookberry Farm is still growing. Homes that sold over the last year were built anywhere from 2006 to 2026, and 43 of the 71 sales were homes built in 2020 or later.

The two groups behaved differently:

• Built 2020 or later: 43 sales, $975,000 median, 40 days median on market
• Built before 2020: 28 sales, $922,500 median, about 12 days median on market

Both groups had about the same typical size, roughly 3,500 square feet. Newer homes often show more days on market partly because builders list them before they're finished. Resale homes, on the other hand, moved fast. 28 of the 71 homes sold within two weeks, and 40 of the 71 sold at or above their list price.

What this means if you're selling

• Priced right, homes here go quickly. A resale home that's in good shape and priced off recent sales doesn't sit long.
• You're competing with brand-new homes. Buyers can compare your home to new construction a few streets over. Condition, updates and a clear price matter.
• Bedroom count changes the comp set. A 5-bedroom home and a 3-bedroom home in the same neighborhood are really two different markets. Your pricing should be based on homes like yours, not the neighborhood average.

Want to know where your home fits? Get a free home value based on real Brookberry Farm sales, not a national website guess.

What this means if you're buying

• Be ready when the right resale home hits. With a median of about 12 days for older homes, the good ones don't wait. Get pre-approved first.
• Ask about build timelines on new homes. If you're looking at new construction, the finish date, what's included and the builder's warranty all matter as much as the price.
• 22 homes for sale gives you real choice. That's more than in many Triad neighborhoods, so it's worth touring a few before you decide.

See Brookberry Farm homes

See current listings and the full neighborhood snapshot on our Brookberry Farm page, browse Winston-Salem homes for sale, or read more about the area on our Winston-Salem real estate page.

Thinking about buying or selling in Brookberry Farm? Call or text Terri Bias and Associates at 336-361-1230.