Mobile Homes for Sale in Meadowview, Emory

Through the middle of the 20th century, Meadowview was a bustling community with a vibrant town square spurred on by the railroad. The local economy dimmed as retail and dining mostly left the area, but vestiges of its proud past remain. “There’s still a hardware store right at the downtown square. There was a restaurant, but it’s not there anymore,” says Doug Callebs, a broker at Callebs Realty and a longtime resident of Southwest Virginia. “We love that area, but it’s a sleepy little town, for sure.” Today, the community is mainly residential, with a quiet rural character near the Appalachian Mountains. Many Meadowview homes sit close to what once was the town square. These ranch-style houses and cottages generally sell between the low $100,000s and mid-$200,000s. Manufactured homes can also be found from $50,000 to the mid-$100,000s. As narrow roads branch off Hillman Highway, climbing toward the ridge to the west, properties further from the center of the community are often farmhouse style on larger plots of land, selling from the mid-$100,000s to the mid-$300,000s based on size and condition. Students in Meadowview can attend Washington County Public Schools starting at