Explore Similar Homes Within 10 Miles of Hiwassee, VA
$900 - $1,300 plus fees
The Railwalk Apartments
1 - 2 Beds
34 1st St NW, Pulaski, VA 24301
$598 per month
2073 Castleton Rd, Max Meadows, VA 24360
1 Bedroom 1 bath unit in the back over looking a nice farmland field. Bedroom and living are interchangeable, eat in kitchen with bar seating. Full bath has shower/tub combo.Unit is in an area with 5 other units. Heat is a kerosene heater. Fans in living and bedroom are remote controlled. Newer black fixtures. Good kitchen storage. Located on Castleton Rd which is accessible from Route 100, and
Sara Shupe Uptown Properties, LLC - Wytheville
$531 - $861 total monthly price
Copper Beech at Radford
2 - 4 Beds
406 Sanford St, Radford, VA 24141
$1,500 per month
708 Lovely Mount Dr, Radford, VA 24141
Cozy house with nice views, located close to 81 and easy to get to Radford. 3 bedroom, 2 full bath with front and back living rooms. Car port, and basement for storage or other use. Rental property space consists of fenced in yard area, not farm land beyond. Garden and detached garage not included in lease. No pets please. Available Jan 1st, 2026.
Connor Ross HomeServices Property Management
$600 plus fees
Towne Center Apartments
1 Bed
16 3rd St NW, Pulaski, VA 24301
$945 - $1,575 total monthly price
Pulaski Lofts
Studio - 3 Beds
500 Pico Terrace, Pulaski, VA 24301
Hiwassee, Virginia is a small agricultural community in Pulaski County that offers a quiet, rural setting with easy access to outdoor attractions. Surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains, the area is known for open farmland, forests and mountain views, with the New River running alongside and connecting to Claytor Lake. Outdoor recreation is a major draw, with the 57-mile New River Trail accessible from parking along state Route 693 in Hiwassee, and the river itself supporting boating and kayaking. Nearby Harry E. O'Dell Memorial Park provides a playground and multipurpose field, while the Hoover Mountain Bike Complex to the south offers about 4 miles of easy to moderate trails, and the wider region includes roughly 150 miles of additional hiking routes. Housing options include older Craftsman homes and newer ranch-style houses, often set on 5 to 10 acres, plus a limited number of New River waterfront properties, some with private docks. Daily needs and dining are mainly found 11 miles away in Pulaski along East Main Street, where residents can shop at Food Lion and Food City or visit local spots like Compadres and Tha Dawg House. Snowville Elementary and Pulaski County High both have strong overall ratings, and the high school features a career and technical education department with courses in areas such as medicine and agriculture.
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