Starting at $1,065 Plus Fees
- 1 - 3 Beds
16240 Amanda Ln, Abingdon, VA 24211
Promise Landing Apartments
(276) 477-2483
Starting at $1,065 Plus Fees
16240 Amanda Ln, Abingdon, VA 24211
Promise Landing Apartments
(276) 477-2483
Starting at $970 Plus Fees
1175 Willow Run Dr, Abingdon, VA 24210
Willow Run
(276) 477-2557
$1,200 Per Month
316 Valley St NW, Abingdon, VA 24210
Two apartments, one on the main floor with one bedroom and another upstairs with two bedrooms. Both units have been remodeled and well maintained. Fully equipped kitchens, updated bathrooms and wood floors. Park in the front on Valley Street or off street parking in the rear off Plumb Alley. Very convenient to downtown Abingdon and the Abingdon town park.
John Mahaffey The Mahaffey Agency
$1,200
Total Monthly Price
480 Mink Place Unit 6, Abingdon, VA 24210
Newly renovated studio unit conveniently located in downtown Abingdon VA near "The Girl and The Raven Coffee" and "Sweetbay Brewing formerly Wolf hills" along with multiple restaurants and grocery within walking distance. Comes outfitted with FULL bath (tub, shower, commode, sink), comes furnished with fridge, microwave, Keurig, king bed (with protective cover), dresser, TV, clothes hanging
$1,200 Per Month
952 Beverly Dr, Abingdon, VA 24210
No pets & a 700 credit score are required for application of this one-level apartment. Neutrally colored paint & vinyl plank flooring throughout highlight the unit, located within minutes to restaurants, shopping, the interstate and all other amenities that Abingdon VA has to offer. The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, modern cabinetry/countertops & has a pantry for extra storage
Lori Foster Highlands Real Estate | Sea Glass
Abingdon, Virginia, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is a historic Appalachian town known for its vibrant arts scene and outdoor attractions. The town of 8,000 residents features the Barter Theatre, the Arts Depot, and the William King Museum of Art, all contributing to its cultural richness. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the 34-mile Creeper Trail, which begins downtown, and enjoy numerous parks and playgrounds throughout the area. Abingdon's housing market includes American Craftsman bungalows, Colonial Revivals, and Victorian homes near downtown, with Cape Cods and ranch-style homes being the most popular. New Traditional builds are emerging on the outskirts. The downtown area, anchored by Main Street, offers a variety of dining options, including American and Southern comfort food, and shopping at local galleries and decor shops. The historic Martha Washington Inn & Spa provides both tourists and locals with a luxurious retreat. Abingdon hosts cultural events like the Virginia Highlands Festival and the Washington County Fair, celebrating Appalachian heritage. The town is served by Washington County Public Schools, which are highly rated. Safety is a notable feature, with crime rates below national averages. Transportation options include the Mountain Lynx bus service and proximity to the Virginia Highlands Airport and Tri-Cities Regional Airport. The community enjoys four distinct seasons, with humid summers and cool winters, and receives an average of 47 inches of rain annually.
There are currently 5 homes available for rent in Abingdon, VA. The median rent is $1,200 per month, with single-family homes renting at $1,350, townhouses at $1,200 and condos at $1,200.