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An elevated planned community in southeastern Harrisonburg
Built around the Lakeview Golf Course, Crossroads Farm is a planned community on the southeastern outskirts of Harrisonburg with spacious newly-built homes and views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. “Harrisonburg has JMU, so a lot of students’ parents will come here and see the Valley and end up loving it,” says Danielle Sponaugle, a Shenandoah Valley native and Realtor with Re/Max Performance Realty. Many who are relocating to Harrisonburg for the peaceful atmosphere look to newer communities like Crossroads Farm. “Planned subdivisions are more down-to-earth and quieter than the older neighborhoods in Harrisonburg,” Sponaugle says. “You still have people living next to you, but you have a little more land.” The neighborhood has convenient access to the country roads that lead to hiking trails and outdoor spaces, but residents only have to drive 6 miles to go to dinner downtown or go to a football game at James Madison University’s Bridgeforth Stadium. The neighborhood also has a property owners association; annual dues are $600 per household.
Development in Crossroads Farm began in 2005 and has continued slowly and steadily.
Crossroads Farm has spacious newly-built homes and views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Large new builds with golf course and mountain views
Streets wind through parts of the Lakeview Golf Course, creating an oval shape. Development in the planned community began around 2005 and has continued slowly and steadily, and some open lots are still available for buyers to build their homes. Half-acre lots are priced between $160,000 and $180,000. Crossroads Farm doesn’t require incoming residents to use a particular builder, but all home designs must be approved by the Architectural Review Committee. The neighborhood also has minimum housing sizes; one-story houses must be at least 2,100 square feet, and two-story houses must be at least 2,400 square feet. There are also townhouses and single-family homes available. “You have the new builds, and you can get much more bang for your buck for those than you can in Charlottesville,” Sponaugle says. Contemporary townhouses with colonial-inspired facades are priced between $300,000 and $330,000. Colonial Revivals and farmhouse-style New Traditional homes cost between $630,000 and $990,000.
Some of the more luxurious homes in Crossroads Farm back up right into Lakeview Golf Course.
Quiet cul-de-sac streets are found throughout the Crossroads Farm community.
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Golf courses, hiking trails and parks near Crossroads Farm
The Crossroads Farm property association maintains Peale’s Park, a small green space with a walking path and benches to sit and enjoy views of Massanutten Mountain. Many homes are built on the Lakeview Golf Club course, and the clubhouse is just southwest of the neighborhood. The public club has three nine-hole golf courses and a couple of indoor simulator golf bays. Rockingham Park at the Crossroads is only a mile away and offers baseball diamonds for kids' games and bright green soccer fields. A one-mile walking loop for after-work walks and the large playground even has a zipline. A new recreational center is being added to the park, which will have athletic courts, an indoor track, and educational spaces; the building is on track to open by the end of 2025. Many residents take advantage of their proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains and spend weekends on the trail. The Massanutten Ridge Trail, a rocky 2-mile trek that offers hikers sweeping views of the Shenandoah Valley, is about 13 miles from the neighborhood. The Swift Run Gap Entrance for Shenandoah National Park is about 18 miles east. For a slower-paced waterside stroll closer to home, residents can head to Lake Shenandoah—it’s also a popular fishing spot.
Golfers of Crossroads Farm can enjoy three 9-hole courses at Lakeview Golf Club.
Rockingham Park at the Crossroads is a 70-acre campus in the heart of Rockingham County.
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Casual restaurants and local produce stands on Spotswood Trail
Harrisonburg’s most popular dining options are downtown, but there are strip malls with a few casual eateries on Spotswood Trail. Crossroads Café and Catering is a family-owned bistro with a contemporary atmosphere. The restaurant is open only Thursday through Saturday but also offers prepared meals for pickup and catering services. When the café is open, residents stop in for a sandwich and a smoothie for lunch at the end of the week or enjoy a waffle or burrito from the all-day breakfast menu. Vito’s Pizza Pie, a casual Italian eatery, is also close by. Locals can stop in for pizza and calzones and enjoy gelato for dessert. There are bins of fresh, seasonal produce and shelves of locally sourced goods at the Massanutten Produce stand, which is only a mile south on Spotswood Trail. Residents only have to drive 3 miles north on Spotwood Trail to reach East Market Street, Harrisonburg’s largest commercial corridor. Reliable chain restaurants and stores line the street; Martin’s, Aldi, Kroger, Walmart and Target are all within a mile of one another, making grocery shopping convenient. The Valley Mall is also on East Market Street; locals browse the racks at retailers like H&M, Old Navy, American Eagle and JCPenney.
Crossroads Cafe is a local, family owned cafe in Crossroads Farm.
Vito's Pizza Pie in Crossroads Farm serves pizza, pasta and subs and is available for delivery.
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Extracurriculars at Spotswood High
Children can begin at Peak View Elementary School, which has a B-minus rating from Niche, and advance to Montevideo Middle School, which earns a B rating. Older students may attend Spotwood High School, which earns an A-minus rating. The high school has extracurricular clubs that encourage student involvement, including a technology students association, a snow sports club, a rising educators club and an art club.
Spotswood High School was founded in 1980 and has about 950 students in grades 9-12.
Montevideo Middle School has 613 students in grades 6-8 with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1.
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Seasonal festivals at Massanutten Resort
There are plenty of seasonal outdoor activities throughout the Valley. Myers Pumpkins is a family-run pumpkin patch 2 miles from Crossroads Farm. Every fall, residents pick their own pumpkin or gourd, sip apple cider, and find their way through the corn maze. The Massanutten Resort organizes ticketed events like the Base Camp Summer Concert Series, where locals sip beer and wine, play lawn games like cornhole and giant chess, and enjoy live musical performances. At the resort’s fall festival, locals appreciate the golden foliage on scenic chairlift rides and shop local art vendors. In the winter, the ski slopes and snow tubing courses open as soon as temperatures drop, and the resort can produce machine-made snow.
Residents of Crossroads Farm can take a scenic chairlift ride to historic Massanutten Peak.
For breathtaking panoramic views, Crossroads Farm residents can head to Massanutten Peak.
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U.S. Route 33 leads to downtown Harrisonburg
There aren’t sidewalks or public transportation options nearby, so the area is very car dependent. Crossroads Farm is located off U.S. Route 33, or Spotswood Trail, which is the major roadway that takes residents 6 miles northwest to downtown Harrisonburg or southeast toward towns like Elkton and Stanardsville. Drivers can also cross through the Blue Ridge Mountains and travel about 50 miles southeast to Charlottesville. Residents drive 3 miles northwest to East Market Street to merge onto Interstate 81, the highway that heads north toward northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. Locals can also drive south on Interstate 81 to link with Interstate 64 near Staunton, which goes to Charlottesville and Richmond. Residents don’t have to travel far for medical resources, as Sentara RMH Medical Center is 4 miles northwest.
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Parks in this Area
Lake Shenandoah
Rockingham Park at the Crossroads
Transit
Airport
Charlottesville-Albemarle
62 min drive
Crossroads Farm Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Crossroads Farm, Harrisonburg sell after 119 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Crossroads Farm, Harrisonburg over the last 12 months is $1,250,000, up 186% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Highest spot left in coveted Crossroads Farm. Iconic views available East to Shenandoah National Park, and West to George Washington National Forest ranges. Top of the world and ten minutes to every convenience. Rockingham Park, Lakeview Golf Club are even closer. Quintessential setting in a premier neighborhood. In the seasons to come you may Hike Furnace Mountain, ski a few turns at
Perched atop a scenic hill in the prestigious Crossroads Farms Subdivision, this exceptional building lot presents a rare opportunity to craft your dream home amid nature’s splendor. With panoramic views of both the Blue Ridge and Massanutten Mountain ranges, every sunrise and sunset will feel like a masterpiece. The property gracefully borders the renowned "Mountain 9" holes of Lakeview Golf
New luxury townhome built by Simensen Construction in Crossroads Farm, a private golf course community with stunning, unobstructed views of Massanutten Mountain in the Shenandoah Valley. This 3-bed, 2.5-bath home offers 1,910 sqft with 10’ ceilings on the main level, 9’ upstairs, an open floor plan, & large windows throughout. Features include a spacious primary suite with walk-in closet & tiled
Constructed in 2022, this townhome awaits your personal touch to transform it into your ideal home. Enjoy the luxury of wood-like vinyl flooring throughout—no carpet to worry about. The basement offers versatility, serving as an additional bedroom or living space. The kitchen has granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, adding a touch of sophistication. With 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths,
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
510
Median Age
48
Population Density
2 ppl/acre
Population under 18
22.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
26.5%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$131,250
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$151,374
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
96.2%
Above the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
51.4%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
20.4%
% Population in Labor Force
63.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
36''
Average Winter Low Temperature
20°F
Average Summer High Temperature
85°F
Annual Snowfall
1''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
20/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
7/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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