How to Find Residential Homes and Available Listings at Grandover
Grandover is a multi-use development in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina that includes residential neighborhoods alongside a resort, conference center, retail, and office space. If you are looking for a home there, the site points you to a map-based listings tool and a contact form rather than a searchable property database. The residential side is organized into four home types — Cluster Homes, Courtyard Homes, Single Family Homes, and Townhomes — and the fastest way to see what is currently available is to use the "Where am I?" map feature on the Grandover site.
What residential options exist at Grandover
The site groups its housing under a Residential section built around the idea of a "true multi-experience community" where families live, work, and enjoy a sense of belonging. The map key lists these residential categories:
| Home type | What the site indicates |
|---|---|
| Cluster Homes | A residential category shown on the community map |
| Courtyard Homes | A residential category shown on the community map |
| Single Family Homes | A residential category shown on the community map |
| Townhomes | A residential category shown on the community map |
The map also distinguishes residential areas from other land uses, including the East Course and West Course (golf), Future Development, and Future Commercial/Mixed-Use Development. That distinction matters if you want to know whether a home backs onto a course, sits near planned commercial growth, or falls in an area slated for future development.
How to look up available listings
The site does not present homes as a filterable listing feed. Instead, it provides a map-based entry point:
- Go to the Grandover site and find the map section labeled with the "Where am I?" prompt.
- Click to view available listings. This is the site's stated mechanism for surfacing what is currently on the market.
- Use the map key to orient yourself — it separates Cluster Homes, Courtyard Homes, Single Family Homes, and Townhomes from courses, future development, and commercial parcels.
- If the map does not answer your question, use the contact form on the site to reach out directly.
Expected result: you get a location-based view of available homes rather than a text list, so you can judge a property by its position within the community — near the resort, near retail, or in a purely residential pocket.
What to check before you commit to a location
Because Grandover is explicitly a multi-use development, the surrounding land use is part of the decision:
- Retail access. Grandover Village currently holds over 100,000 square feet of retail and food options across Phase I and II, with another 50+ acres of retail, food, and entertainment planned for Phase III. A home near the Village means walkable amenities now and more construction later.
- Office and commercial proximity. Grandover Commons offers over 158,632 square feet of Class A office space adjacent to the resort, with another 1 million square feet planned across 200 acres, including land directly on I-85 available for future mixed-use development. If you want quiet, check whether your preferred neighborhood sits near these parcels.
- Future development zones. The map key flags "Future Development" and "Future Commercial/Mixed-Use Development" separately. A home bordering those areas may see changes in the coming years.
Getting more information
If the map and listings view leave questions open, the site directs you to a contact form for follow-up. That is the appropriate channel for questions about specific homes, availability timing, or neighborhoods that are not yet showing listings. The site itself does not publish pricing, HOA details, or application requirements, so those specifics need to come from direct contact rather than from the website.
For context on the developer: Koury Corporation, founded in 1952 by Joseph S. Koury and locally owned and operated, pioneered much of the Piedmont Triad's early residential and commercial development, and Grandover is one of its projects.