Boyce, Virginia, is a rural community in Clarke County known for its scenic landscapes and historical charm. The area features a mix of Colonial-era farmhouses, estates, and new traditional homes, reflecting its rich history and ongoing development. Residents enjoy the natural beauty of the Shenandoah Valley, with the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah River providing picturesque backdrops. The State Arboretum of Virginia offers trails and educational opportunities, while the Millwood Country Club and various private recreation clubs cater to golf, swimming, and equestrian activities. Boating on the Shenandoah River and hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains are popular outdoor attractions. Boyce's small-town feel is evident in its Main Street, which hosts a historic post office, town hall, specialty stores, and churches. The nearby Locke Store in Millwood is renowned for its fresh sandwiches, baked goods, and diverse wine selection. For more extensive shopping and dining options, residents travel less than 10 miles to Berryville. Community events, such as those at the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center and the Burwell-Morgan Mill, focus on wildlife preservation and local culture. Boyce Elementary, Johnson-Williams Middle, and Clarke County High School, which offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, serve the educational needs of the community. Commuters can access Winchester, about 10 miles away, and Washington D.C., roughly 70 miles away, via U.S. Route 50 and Interstate 66. Flood risk from Opequon Creek is a consideration for potential homebuyers, who can consult maps for detailed information.
