Homes for Sale in 24011

Architecture is art you live in, and this vintage warehouse-turned townhome proves it. With over 3200 sq. feet of industrial charm in iconic Warehouse Row, this two bedroom, 2.5 bath home embodies true live, work, and play - without HOA fees - just steps from diverse dining, a storied Farmer's market, shops, galleries and cultural events. The space soars with open sightlines, the interior

Joe Kraft LICHTENSTEIN ROWAN, REALTORS(r)

135 W Salem Avenue is an investment opportunity in the heart of Downtown Roanoke. This 10-unit mixed-use asset combines historic Roanoke character with modern livability, offering investors both stability and upside.The property features ground-floor commercial space positioned for strong visibility on the corner of Salem Ave and 2nd Street. Above the commercial space are nine residential units

Stephen Pendergrass, CCIM, SIOR POE & CRONK REAL ESTATE GROUP

Extensively updated building w/ extremely high-end materials & great views. Recently used as an art gallery & Airbnb w/ two dwelling units. Entry level features former art gallery w/ full size kitchen-plywood from floor to ceiling for easy hanging of artwork. Two residential units upstairs, each decorated as two bedrooms w/ Wolf gas stove, Cove dishwasher, sub zero fridge, large primary suite

Bob Parcell MOUNTAIN TO LAKE REALTY

The Lofts at First and Kirk is a high-end, 12-unit multifamily property located in the heart of Downtown Roanoke. Located within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, the Lofts at First and Kirk combines modern living with unbeatable convenience. This fully leased building includes eleven 1-bedroom units and one 2-bedroom unit. Each apartment is finished with modern,

Krista Vannoy WALDVOGEL COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES

In 1909, H.W. ''Uncle Billy'' Horton broke ground on what would become one of Roanoke's most distinctive landmarks at the corner of Kirk Avenue and First Street. By 1910, the first tenant a piano company that later became Grand Home Furnishings had moved in, and the building's place in local history was secured. More than a century later, that same structure stands reborn as The Horton Building,

Joe Kraft LICHTENSTEIN ROWAN, REALTORS(r)