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Newly Listed Homes near Summerfield, NC — Updated Nov. 12, 2026

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Source: Greensboro News and Record

308 Pineburr RoadGreensboro, NC, 27455$295,000 $183/sqft3 bed · 1,614 sqft · 0.36 acres · Built 1975 · ResidentialJust ListedView Full Details →About This PropertyEnjoy comfortable one-level living in Greensboro's Three Meadows neighborhood! At 308 Pineburr Road, a spacious living room and separate den with a gas-log fireplace offer room to relax or entertain. The kitchen features an adjoining breakfast area and separate dining room. The primary bedroom has an ensuite private bathroom, and there are two additional bedrooms offering flexible space. Wood and laminate flooring and a main-level laundry room add convenience. Outside, enjoy the deck, fenced backyard, and storage building on a 0.36-acre lot. Convenient to Country Park, the Greensboro Science Center, and shopping and dining along Lawndale Drive, including The Fresh Market at Cross Point Shopping Center. Appliances remain. Sold As Is Where Is.PhotosMore Photos & Details →Copyright © 2026 Triad Multiple Listing Service.

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