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As of October 19, 2026, there are 4 homes for sale in Stokes, NC, with a middle asking price of $179,950 (from $78,500 to $237,000).
In the 12 months through October 19, 2026, 6 sold at a middle price of $197,000, typically for 89.2% of the first asking price after about 13 days on the market.
Newest homes in Stokes
Price mix
- Under $300K4
- $300K–$500K0
- $500K–$750K0
- $750K–$1M0
- $1M+0
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Questions, answered
How many homes are for sale in Stokes, NC?
As of October 19, 2026, there are 4 homes for sale in Stokes, NC, with a middle asking price of $179,950 (from $78,500 to $237,000).
What do homes cost in Stokes, NC?
As of October 19, 2026, the middle asking price is $179,950, about $104 per square foot for a typical 1,240 sq ft. Under $300K: 4.
What did homes sell for in Stokes, NC last year?
In the 12 months through October 19, 2026, 6 sold at a middle price of $197,000, typically for 89.2% of the first asking price after about 13 days on the market.
How fast do homes sell in Stokes, NC?
In the 12 months through October 19, 2026 they typically sold in about 13 days, at 89.2% of the first asking price.
How do I estimate a monthly payment on a home in Stokes, NC?
A mortgage payment has two parts: principal and interest, which depend on the price, your down payment and the rate a lender offers you; and the costs on top — property taxes, homeowners insurance (and flood insurance near the water), HOA dues where there's an association, and mortgage insurance if you put less than 20% down. Each home's page has a calculator that uses the rate you've been quoted and that home's own taxes and HOA dues from the listing. For your actual rate and Annual Percentage Rate (APR), ask a licensed lender — we can introduce you to Joey Milam at Alpha Mortgage Advantage, or you're free to choose any lender.
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Figures are computed live from MLS listing data for Stokes, NC. Middle = median. Listing data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.