Collicello Corridor
Neighborhood in Harrisonburg, Virginia
Harrisonburg County 22802
20th-century single families in Collicello Corridor
Weeds peak through Collicello Corridor’s sidewalks, lined with homes built throughout the early 1900s. American Foursquares sit on 6,000-square-foot lots, often shaded by mature magnolia trees. Asphalt alleyway parking spots stretch behind three-bedroom Craftsman-style bungalows surrounded by stone walls. “Houses here are either well-maintained and have been with the same owner for decades, or they need to be totally remodeled because of how old they are,” Randall says. The neighborhood also has a few Cape Cod cottages and Colonial Revival houses from the 1950s. Buying here typically costs between $250,000 and $300,000, a range similar to a Harrisonburg’s homes average $275,000.Several green spaces are near Collicello Corridor
Wiffle balls bounce against the blue and green pickleball courts at Morrison Park, not even a half-mile west of the neighborhood. About a mile northwest, eastern redbud trees and a 21-hole disc golf course cover Westover Park’s hilly, 48-acre terrain. White Adirondack chairs circle the Westover Swimming Pool, which hosts youth swim classes every Monday through Thursday morning during the summer. Kids can take gymnastics classes in the Cecil F. Gilkerson Community Activities Center, while parents workout in the fitness center. The Friendly City Trail is also accessible here, offering a 2-mile asphalt path that connects to maple tree-shaded nature trails at 74-acre Hillandale Park, the city’s largest green space. Two 18-hole golf courses, a waterpark and 23 skiing and snowboarding runs stretch across the Blue Ridge Mountains at Massanutten Resort, 15 miles east of the neighborhood. Shenandoah National Park, 25 miles in the same direction, has 500 miles of mountainous hiking trails amid dense cedar forests.A JMU gameday is a quick walk away
Children can attend Waterman Elementary School, graded a C-plus by Niche, and Thomas Harrison Middle School, earning a B-minus. They may continue to B-plus-rated Harrisonburg High School, where Advanced Placement classes include journalism, calculus and music theory. Bluestone and red-tiled roof buildings make up nearby James Madison University, which offers around 130 programs of study, like nursing and marketing. “JMU students typically only live south of campus, so you won’t find many around Collicello,” Randall says. People in purple and gold fill downtown streets as they walk to baseball games at nearby Eagle Field or head to tailgates for football games in the parking lot of Bridgeforth Stadium. “You get the college vibes without the college students when you’re this close to downtown.”Locals get groceries from the Harrisonburg Farmers Market
The dark green Turner Pavilion stretches across a parking lot on Liberty Street, where vendors sell goods like organic apples, farm fresh pork and artisan baked goods during the Harrisonburg Farmers Market, established in 1979. For one Saturday in June, Liberty Street closes to car traffic from Gay Street to Franklin Street during the Best Weekend Ever. Residents sip locally brewed beer as they walk up and down the thoroughfare, dotted with food trucks, face painters and guitarists.Walkability and easy access to Interstate 81 in Collicello Corridor
Though Collicello Corridor is walkable, it’s also convenient for several types of travel. Interstate 81 is about 3 miles south of the neighborhood. A 60-mile drive south on the highway leads to Charlottesville, where locals will find the closest airport, the Charlottesville Albemarle Airport. Sentara RMH Medical Center is the nearest hospital, just 5 miles south of the neighborhood on Health Campus Drive. The Harrisonburg Public Transportation bus stop at Third and Collicello Street follows Route 5 from Eastern Mennonite University to the Cloverleaf Shopping Center.Live music, renovated breakfast spots and historic churches in downtown Harrisonburg
Brown vintage lampposts and young elm trees line downtown Harrisonburg’s red-brick sidewalks. As locals walk to dinner, they’ll pass Otterbein United Methodist Church, a Romanesque Revival-style church built in 1918, and Community Mennonite Church’s oxidized copper spire, here since 1972. “Eating, drinking and live music: that’s how I’d summarize downtown Harrisonburg. It’s a food-focused city, and this is the heart of it,” Randall says. Black and white checkered floors welcome patrons into Magpie, a white-brick breakfast café located in a former 1950s tire service station. Jimmy Madison’s is a southern fare spot known for live blues performances on the rooftop and handcrafted cocktails made behind the steel bar. Over 100 beers are on tap at Capital Ale House, where a garage door-style window goes up every summer, combining the all-wood patio with the main dining room. The closest big-box grocery store is the Food Lion, 2 miles away on Market Street. Traffic occasionally stops on Gay Street as cargo trains travel along the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, which spans the neighborhood’s eastern edge. Several auto repair shops and food processing companies, like George’s Food, are in the same area.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Greg Pfaff
Kline May Realty
(540) 417-9549
60 Total Sales
1 in Collicello Corridor
$185,000 Price
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Ana Duarte
Responds QuicklyRE/MAX ADVANTAGE-WAYNESBORO
(540) 712-6973
80 Total Sales
1 in Collicello Corridor
$270,000 Price
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Jared Sheets
Responds QuicklyRE/MAX Performance Realty
(540) 417-1728
117 Total Sales
1 in Collicello Corridor
$200,000 Price
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Ronald Flores
Responds QuicklyFunkhouser Real Estate Group
(540) 417-1989
312 Total Sales
6 in Collicello Corridor
$160K - $224K Price Range
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Travis Bowman
Responds QuicklyOld Dominion Realty Inc
(540) 417-9904
113 Total Sales
1 in Collicello Corridor
$263,000 Price
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Diana Crisman
Responds QuicklyJohnston and Rhodes Real Estate
(540) 329-3219
124 Total Sales
1 in Collicello Corridor
$199,900 Price
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1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Collicello Corridor | US |
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Homicide | 4 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 4 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 4 | 4 |
Robbery | 5 | 4 |
Burglary | 4 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 | 4 |
Larceny | 4 | 4 |
Crime Score | 4 | 4 |
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Collicello Corridor Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Collicello Corridor, Harrisonburg sell after 9 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Collicello Corridor, Harrisonburg over the last 12 months is $295,000, up 8% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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