Neighborhoods near Buckingham County Middle School in Buckingham, VA

Wingina

Homebuyers looking for a rural retreat on the cusp of the Piedmont region and Blue Ridge Mountains may find their respite in Wingina. The unincorporated Nelson County community sits along the banks of the James River, which carves its way through the peaks and valleys of vast farmlands and woodlands of Central Virginia. The river not only serves
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  $405K
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  $199K - $2.2M
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Wingina
Arvonia

The James River winds along Arvonia’s northern edge, passing acres of farmland and dense forests that define Buckingham County’s verdant landscapes. “Buckingham County is beautiful. It’s more rural, and you can really make a homestead out there,” says Khaliyah Barakhyahu, a Realtor with New Canaan Properties at Exp Realty. “Many of my clients are
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  $291K
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  $106K - $458K
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Arvonia
New Canton

In northeastern Buckingham County, New Canton is a rural community where winding two-lane roads lead past verdant pastures, cornfields and mature forests. “Buckingham County is a great place for someone who's looking to get that serene part of nature,” says Khaliyah Barakhyahu, a Realtor with New Canaan Properties at Exp Realty. The community
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  $272K
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  $163K - $409K
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  2 Listings
New Canton
Prospect

Some say Prospect got its name from the scenic views of Virginia’s Piedmont region, while others say it was the village’s potential of becoming more than just a stop along the Southside Railroad in the mid-nineteenth century. Regardless of its origins, the rural town prides itself on its bucolic atmosphere and slowed-down lifestyle rooted in a
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  $254K
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  $71K - $617K
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  5 Listings
Prospect
Scottsville

Before Thomas Jefferson made a name for himself as a Founding Father, his father, Peter Jefferson, was among the people who created a government in what is now known as Scottsville. Centuries may have passed, but Scottsville has retained its natural beauty. The area spans across Albemarle and Fluvanna counties, with a downtown full of locally
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  $398K
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  $168K - $2M
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  18 Listings
Scottsville
Appomattox

Deep in the Piedmont region of central Virginia, Appomattox is a small town with big history. In April of 1865, Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at the McLean House of Appomattox Court House at the heart of town, marking the end of the Civil War. Appomattox Court House now operates as a National Historic Park, with many of its
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  $372K
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  $156K - $929K
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  33 Listings
Appomattox
Columbia

Once named Point of Fork, Columbia is located in Central Virginia at the confluence of the James and Rivanna rivers. Until 2016, a portion of the community was incorporated as a town — the smallest in the state, with just 83 residents at its final count. Today, the larger area known as Columbia has a rural character, attracting those looking for a
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  $356K
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  $93K - $766K
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  6 Listings
Columbia
Cumberland

Some people want to be far away from busy city life, 5 o’clock traffic and loud crowds. Cumberland is a quiet, rural area in Cumberland County with rolling farmland, spacious lots and locally owned businesses where neighbors catch up over a meal. The county’s municipal buildings line U.S. Route 60, where some residents work for the school district
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  $354K
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  $181K - $1.5M
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  16 Listings
Cumberland
Dillwyn

Before Dillwyn became an official place in Buckingham County, it was a rural area where Welsh immigrants mined for gold. While they had some success and mining companies are still in the area, Dillwyn is better known today for its rural setting full of rolling hills, working farms and locally owned businesses along U.S. Route 15. Some homes are
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  $304K
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  $115K - $3.6M
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  17 Listings
Dillwyn
Farmville

The bucolic town of Farmville, located about halfway between Richmond and Lynchburg, is steeped in history and culture. This community of 7,400 is known for its quaint downtown with local stores and restaurants and its rural energy. “Farmville is a great place for its small-town vibe,” says Ben Manis, a Realtor with Re/Max Advantage Plus and
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  $296K
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  $100K - $1.1M
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  49 Listings
Farmville
Buckingham
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  $296K
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  $169K - $1.1M
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  9 Listings
Buckingham
Gladstone
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  $249K
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  $114K - $1.2M
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  3 Listings
Gladstone

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