9204 Nc Highway 109, Winston Salem, NC, 27107

Start at the driveway and take in a property designed for life outside the city: over 14 acres of working land that includes a large hay field, fenced pasture, a barn, and a substantial pond. This is a rare combination—room for horses or livestock, acreage for hobby farming, and the sort of private outdoor canvas that invites both everyday use and long-term possibilities (the back pasture measures roughly 4+ acres and shows potential for subdivision or a second residence).

Inside, this 3,481‑square‑foot home balances warmth and high-end detail. Cherry wood cabinetry frames a kitchen outfitted with granite counters and a generous walk‑in pantry. A dedicated wine cellar built to hold 700+ bottles is a standout for collectors and entertaining alike. Multiple living areas, four bedrooms and four full baths give family and guests private places to spread out; a full basement adds useful storage or finished‑space potential.

Designed for indoor/outdoor living, the house features a screened rear porch for bug‑free evenings, and a wrap‑around front porch that reads as classic country hospitality. Practical amenities include a detached two‑car garage with workshop space, HVAC for year‑round comfort, and high‑end finishes throughout. The barn, fenced paddock and hay field make this property immediately usable for equestrian pursuits or small‑scale agricultural projects.

Location is quietly strategic: found in Wallburg Township yet just minutes from Winston‑Salem and the broader Triad, this property offers country seclusion without long commutes to city amenities. Wallburg’s public park and picnic shelter—with pickleball courts—are local conveniences that underscore the area’s recreational character. Whether you’re seeking an equestrian homestead, a rural retreat with investment upside, or a family compound with room to roam, 9204 NC‑109 presents a distinct, move‑in ready opportunity.

Wallburg Township offers a quiet, rural character with easy access to Winston‑Salem and the Triad. Residents enjoy local green space — Wallburg’s public park with a picnic shelter and pickleball courts — while city amenities, shopping and regional health systems remain a short drive away. The area appeals to buyers seeking country living, equestrian properties, and larger residential lots with room for gardens, hobby farming, or small‑scale development.