Neighborhoods in Central Virginia, VA

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  Powhatan

  Williamsburg ’s Powhatan neighborhood is named after Powhatan Creek, which flows along the area’s west side and empties into the James River. Many of the neighborhood’s subdivisions share the Powhatan name, featuring colonial-style houses along quiet streets. Families are drawn to Powhatan by the area’s suburban comfort, highly rated schools and abundant

  • Average Value

    $516K

  • List Price

    $331K - $951K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    11 Listings

  Powhatan
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  Mechanicsville

  Mechanicsville, Maryland, is a quiet rural community with modern homes on large wooded lots. It offers highly rated schools, scenic parks and easy access to Charlotte Hall for shopping.

  • Average Value

    $509K

  • List Price

    $472K - $714K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Mechanicsville
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  Ruckersville

  North of Charlottesville, Ruckersville is a quiet community with Blue Ridge views. It offers quick access to U.S. Route 29, but has a lower median sale price than the city. Highlights include Ruckersville Gallery, Jack's Shop Kitchen and access to Shenandoah National Park.

  • Average Value

    $450K

  • List Price

    $230K - $1.1M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Ruckersville
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  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 the vast farmlands and woodlands of Central Virginia. The river not only

  • Average Value

    $438K

  • List Price

    $183K - $2M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Wingina
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  Collierstown

  At the edge of Shenandoah Valley where the Alleghany Mountains stand, Collierstown is a rural area named after the creek that flows through. Most of the landscape is made up of tall trees and open fields, broken up by winding roads dotted with residential properties. “It’s a quiet farm community with beautiful views,” says Realtor Karen Little

  • Average Value

    $431K

  • List Price

    $267K - $1.6M

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    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Collierstown
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  Charlotte Hall

  Charlotte Hall blends rural charm with modern amenities, offering large-lot homes, top-rated schools, parks, and dining. With commuter access to D.C. and Patuxent River job centers, it’s ideal for those seeking space, nature, and convenience in Southern Maryland.

  • Average Value

    $429K

  • List Price

    $327K - $419K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Charlotte Hall
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  Mill Creek

  Mill Creek’s name comes from the stream that meanders through its center. The neighborhood is made up of several wooded subdivisions just outside the city limits of Williamsburg . However, the area doesn’t sacrifice attributes such as highly rated schools or easy access to commercial areas for its privacy. Pairing a quiet atmosphere with convenience, Mill

  • Average Value

    $425K

  • List Price

    $179K - $809K

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    Homes For Sale

    6 Listings

  Mill Creek
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  Penn Laird

  Just off the southern ridges of Massanutten, Penn Laird is a neighborhood outside of Harrisonburg in northwestern Virginia. Cut through by Route 33, Penn Laird is often a destination for homebuyers seeking access to Harrisonburg and the malls within its orbit while staying somewhat removed from city life. “It’s a beautiful area,” says Oleksii

  • Average Value

    $420K

  • List Price

    $340K - $856K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Penn Laird
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  Sutherland

  Located along the highway from Petersburg to Appomattox, Sutherland is a community with deep historical roots. This deep-rural section of Dinwiddie County, where three battles of the American Civil War were fought, preserves the memories of its storied past through its strong emphasis on outdoor recreation. “People go to Pamplin Historical Park

  • Average Value

    $385K

  • List Price

    $264K - $803K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Sutherland
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  Cartersville

  The Central Virginia community of Cartersville offers spacious housing in a picturesque country setting, highlighted by the James River. This Cumberland County destination, located halfway between Charlottesville and Richmond, is home to dozens of buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. The area has since grown to encompass more

  • Average Value

    $379K

  • List Price

    $153K - $599K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    7 Listings

  Cartersville
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  North Chesterfield

  North Chesterfield, 12 miles from Richmond, offers wooded streets and diverse housing. It has highly rated schools, lower crime risk, and features shopping, parks, and notable dining options like Café & Sabor Bakery & Restaurant.

  • Average Value

    $361K

  • List Price

    $242K - $627K

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    25 Listings

  North Chesterfield
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  Carson

  Carson is a Central Virginia destination that straddles Dinwiddie, Prince George and Sussex counties. Back roads and waterways wind their way through a distinctly rural setting of farmland and mature trees, while churches dot the quiet landscape. “It’s a rural, close-knit community, mostly an agricultural area,” says Jimmy Taylor of Prince George

  • Average Value

    $361K

  • List Price

    $193K - $498K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Carson
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  Church Road

  The rural area of Church Road on the Amelia-Dinwiddie county line is less a neighborhood and more an expanse of country living where lots are a half-acre or more and the most exciting thing is a day at the lake. “It’s very rural,” says Rhonda Gay, an eXp Realtor familiar with the Tri-Cities area. “There’s not a whole lot out in this area other

  • Average Value

    $360K

  • List Price

    $216K - $554K

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    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Church Road
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  Wilsons

  One road runs through Wilsons in Dinwiddie County; it’s U.S. Route 460, and the only things along it are farms, churches, a few homes, a gas station and a post office. “People move to Wilsons for privacy, peace and quiet,” says Rhonda Gay, a Realtor with eXp Realty. “It’s very, very rural; people there own lots of acreage.” Wilsons is fairly

  • Average Value

    $322K

  • List Price

    $252K - $433K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Wilsons
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  DeWitt

  In central Dinwiddie County, DeWitt has more farmland and undeveloped woods than homes. “It’s very country,” says JC Realty’s Jeremy Cecchettini, a Realtor with nearly a decade of experience in the Petersburg-Colonial Heights-Hopewell market. “This area is a real growth opportunity for Dinwiddie County, because the North Dinwiddie, Tri-Cities

  • Average Value

    $306K

  • List Price

    $203K - $816K

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    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  DeWitt
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  Fulks Run

  Fulks Run, near Broadway, offers rural living with Blue Ridge Mountain views. Residents enjoy hiking in George Washington National Forest and fishing the Shenandoah River. The area has lower crime risk than the national average.

  • Average Value

    $300K

  • List Price

    $267K - $1.6M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    2 Listings

  Fulks Run
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  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

  • Average Value

    $299K

  • List Price

    $153K - $548K

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    Homes For Sale

    4 Listings

  Arvonia
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  Buckingham

  Buckingham surrounds the geographical center of Virginia, a rural area with open farmland and verdant pastures. It's location allows residents to enjoy the space and privacy of country living without sacrificing access to city amenities in Charlottesville and Richmond. “I have clients who work in Charlottesville but live in Buckingham because they

  • Average Value

    $296K

  • List Price

    $233K - $1M

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    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Buckingham
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  Ford

  Ford is a rural community in northwest Dinwiddie County. It’s about 30 miles from Petersburg and 50 miles from Richmond. Outside of the occasional train passing through, Ford is quiet and doesn’t get much traffic beyond its main road, U.S. Route 460. Its sole establishments include a few local farms, about four churches, a gas station, a fire

  • Average Value

    $296K

  • List Price

    $162K - $722K

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    Homes For Sale

    1 Listing

  Ford
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  Hinton

  Hinton offers rural living on the eastern edge of the George Washington National Forest. Rolling grain crops and vast livestock pastures cover this Rockingham County area. Locals can spend their days exploring Blue Ridge Mountain hiking trails, densely shaded by white pine and eastern hemlock trees. The Dry River flows through the community,

  • Average Value

    $278K

  • List Price

    $113K - $548K

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    Homes For Sale

    0 Listings

  Hinton
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  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

  • Average Value

    $275K

  • List Price

    $130K - $387K

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    Homes For Sale

    3 Listings

  Prospect
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  Rivermont

  Urban living is surrounded by nature in Rivermont. The historic neighborhood, resting along the banks of the James River, was Lynchburg 's first planned streetcar community. Plotted by the Rivermont Company in the late 1800s, it was built around a central tree-lined avenue, which remains a key route for city buses and cyclists today. “It’s truly one of

  • Average Value

    $209K

  • List Price

    $51K - $1.2M

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    Homes For Sale

    9 Listings

  Rivermont
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  Union Hall

  Union Hall, VA features lakeside living with marinas, eateries, and concerts at The Coves Amphitheater. Highly rated Glade Hill Elementary serves the area. Nearby Rocky Mount provides more dining and shopping options.

  • Average Value

    $974K

  • List Price

    $203K - $4M

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

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  North Shore

  North Shore, VA, on Smith Mountain Lake in the Blue Ridge Mountains, offers outdoor recreation, marinas, The Waterfront Country Club, and nearby dining and shopping in Westlake Corner. Roanoke is about 26 miles away.

  • Average Value

    $925K

  • List Price

    $205K - $2.8M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    65 Listings

  North Shore
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  Westlake Corner

  Westlake Corner, VA, is a secluded community on Smith Mountain Lake. It features the Booker T. Washington National Monument and waterfront dining. The area offers abundant lake recreation and a mix of permanent and vacation homes.

  • Average Value

    $858K

  • List Price

    $322K - $3.3M

  • For Sale

    Homes For Sale

    29 Listings

  Westlake Corner

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