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332 Currin Valley Rd, Marion, VA 24354
Property Id: 1534972This beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath single family home is located on 2.4 acres of land. The wooded hills behind the house allow you to see all manor of wildlife and and the creek that runs through the front of the property will provide you many peaceful nights on the porch with family. This will not stay on the market long so apply today!
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520 Virginia Ave, Marion, VA 24354
Take a look at this move in ready, completely remodeled 2 bed, 1 bath 900 sqft home. This property includes new hardwood flooring, a new kitchen with butcher block counter tops, new appliances, a fully renovated bathroom with tile floors, and a tub shower. Recessed lighting will be found throughout the house. Ceiling fans in each bedroom along with a ceiling fan in the living room, new double
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260B N Church St Unit 260B North Church Street, Marion, VA 24354
Quiet surroundings, easy walk to downtown eateries, banks, theater, churches. 4- minute drive to E&H School of Health Sciences. Internet included in rent. All kitchen appliances including microwave, dishwasher, ice maker, disposer. Hardwood floors, tiled bath and shower.
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148 River St Unit 1, Marion, VA 24354
Hidden, peaceful location, but still close to town.
Atkins, Virginia, is a small town nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, known for its rural charm and close-knit community. Located less than 6 miles from Marion, the county seat, Atkins offers a peaceful lifestyle with convenient access to shopping and dining options. The Appalachian Trail passes through the town, making it a popular stop for hikers. Nearby Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, about 6 miles south, features the highest peak in Virginia and is surrounded by spruce-fir forests and meadows where wild ponies graze. Hungry Mother State Park, roughly 9 miles away, boasts a 108-acre lake with boat rentals and diverse hiking and biking trails. The Middle Fork of the Holston River flows through Marion, providing prime trout fishing spots and recreational areas like Riverbend Shelter with play areas and basketball courts. Housing in Atkins includes established properties from the 1930s and '40s, featuring simple cottages, ranch-style homes, cabins, and Colonial Revivals. The town has some chain stores and small businesses, but more shopping and dining options are available in Marion, including Wooden Pickle and Macado's. The Lincoln Theatre in Marion hosts films and live music, adding to the local entertainment options. Smyth County Public Schools serve the area, offering smaller class sizes for more personalized attention. Interstate 81 and U.S. Route 11 provide easy access to Bristol, Tennessee, and Charlotte, North Carolina. However, Atkins faces flood risks from heavy rainfall, as seen during Hurricane Helene in 2024.
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