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Neighborhoods near Grayson County High School in Independence, VA

  • Elk Creek

    Elk Creek

    In the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Southwest Virginia, Elk Creek blends a deep country feel with access to modern-day necessities and amenities. “Elk Creek is a largely agricultural community in a beautiful valley,” says local Realtor Joan Collins of Collins and Associates, who has been in real estate for 23 years. “It’s rural with

    • Average Value

      $291K

    • List Price

      $193K - $863K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      7 Listings

    Elk Creek
  • Mouth of Wilson

    Mouth of Wilson

    Mouth of Wilson’s winding roads surrounded by pasture land and country homes cut through the Blue Ridge Highlands, a setting synonymous with Middle Appalachia living. “It’s a rural, agricultural area, and it's very sparsely populated,” says Joan Collins, broker and owner of Collins & Associates, who has 18 years of selling experience in the area.

    • Average Value

      $271K

    • List Price

      $85K - $1.6M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

    Mouth of Wilson
  • Speedwell-Cripple Creek

    Speedwell-Cripple Creek

    Named for the two unincorporated communities it comprises, Speedwell-Cripple Creek offers a rural lifestyle in the heart of Appalachia. Once home to stone furnaces that melted down iron ore mined in the valley, Cripple Creek loosely carves out the northern border of the community and is a source of natural beauty and outdoor recreation in the

    • Average Value

      $203K

    • List Price

      $61K - $700K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

    Speedwell-Cripple Creek
  • Troutdale

    Troutdale

    Set among the Appalachian Mountains and home to one of the East Coast's highest peaks, Troutdale is a tiny community on the rural edges of Grayson County. With diverse outdoor recreation and the placidity of its country atmosphere, many choose to buy or build secondary homes here, or even retire. "It's a very equestrian-friendly community, so many

    • Average Value

      $249K

    • List Price

      $66K - $642K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      9 Listings

    Troutdale
  • Independence

    Independence

    Back in the late 1800s, residents of Elk Creek and a village called Greenville near present-day Galax couldn’t agree on where to establish the county seat. They met in the middle, almost literally, and decided on the town of Independence. Independence remains the county seat of Grayson County, and its quiet atmosphere and access to outdoor

    • Average Value

      $235K

    • List Price

      $89K - $719K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      18 Listings

    Independence
  • Galax

    Galax

    • Average Value

      $226K

    • List Price

      $82K - $659K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      61 Listings

    Galax
  • Marion

    Marion

    Home to a historic downtown area, Marion is the seat of Smyth County, making it the stomping ground for those living within more rural reaches. A quick glance at the town might make Marion seem like a quiet place, but a deeper look reveals a destination spot for tourists and a lively event scene. "The main draw for Marion is Hungry Mother State

    • Average Value

      $200K

    • List Price

      $70K - $774K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      55 Listings

    Marion
  • Ivanhoe

    Ivanhoe

    Ivanhoe, an old mining town tucked within the Appalachian Mountains, is 86 miles from Roanoke and a place for those who want a rural lifestyle. “Ivanhoe is a country area, it’s close to the New River and a nice place to be if you want a small rural farm,” says Chris Davis, a Realtor with Virginia Mountain Realty. Davis has worked in the real

    • Average Value

      $194K

    • List Price

      $84K - $846K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      4 Listings

    Ivanhoe
  • Fries

    Fries

    The town of Fries was incorporated into Grayson County in 1902, a few years after the Washington Mill along the New River. The textile mill’s success drew families to the area and led to a railroad being built to ship products made there. The success slowed, and the mill closed in 1988, so the town pivoted from being a busy mill town into a quiet

    • Average Value

      $179K

    • List Price

      $85K - $987K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      20 Listings

    Fries
  • Sugar Grove

    Sugar Grove

    Sugar Grove embraces farm and country living in the Appalachian Mountains of Southwest Virginia. “It’s a very small community with down-home folks, where everyone pretty much knows everyone,” says Vickie Creasy, the owner of Ideal Realty Advisors, who has 17 years of local experience. “It’s a rural area within 15 minutes of interstate access.”

    • Average Value

      $165K

    • List Price

      $89K - $282K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      5 Listings

    Sugar Grove