5301 Amaryllis Way, Winston-Salem, NC, 27104

This Lennar-built Anderson plan sits on a desirable corner homesite at 5301 Amaryllis Way — a position that gives you extra privacy with no direct neighbor behind and an open side yard. The two-story layout is designed for everyday living and entertaining: the first floor opens into a generous Great Room anchored by a breakfast nook and a stylish kitchen where sightlines make hosting easy.

Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a spacious owner’s suite that stands out for storage: dual walk-in closets plus an en-suite bathroom with dual sinks, a linen closet and a separate water closet. Both secondary bedrooms also feature walk-in closets, underscoring the thoughtful storage throughout this 1,928-square-foot home. Practical features include washer/dryer hookups, central A/C and a two-car garage.

Details that matter: this is a brand-new 2025 construction with contemporary finishes and the efficiency you expect from a new build. The plan’s layout maximizes usable space and creates distinct zones for life—day-to-day routines are effortless while gatherings move naturally from kitchen to dining to living. Builders’ incentives are currently available; ask your agent for specifics.

Location is a strong selling point. Reynolds Crossing places you under five minutes from HWY 421 and within a short drive of local dining, shops and medical services. Hospitals and downtown Winston-Salem are both under 15 minutes away, making commutes and access to city amenities convenient without sacrificing suburban calm. If you want a new home with modern conveniences, considered storage, and a corner lot that feels roomier than typical suburban parcels, this Anderson plan deserves a look.

Reynolds Crossing offers suburban ease with quick access to I‑421 and convenient links into downtown Winston‑Salem. Residents enjoy proximity to local restaurants, shopping centers and medical services, while hospitals and the city center sit under a 15‑minute drive. The neighborhood appeals to buyers who want new construction without sacrificing access to urban amenities—making it a practical base for commuters, families, and anyone who values newer homes and straightforward travel routes.