Why Live in Greater Deyerle
Greater Deyerle, located on the western edge of Roanoke, Virginia, offers a unique blend of rural charm and suburban convenience. The neighborhood features scenic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with sprawling lawns and small lakes adding to its picturesque setting. Greater Deyerle has evolved from a sparse rural area to a suburban community with around 3,800 residents, characterized by large lots and homes primarily built between 1950 and 1975. The neighborhood includes a mix of single-story homes, Colonial Revival, and split-level houses. The Greater Deyerle Neighborhood Association plays an active role in community governance, holding quarterly meetings and distributing newsletters.
The area is largely car-dependent, with Mud Lick Road serving as the main arterial street connecting Brandon Avenue and Grandin Road. The four-lane Electric Road forms a boundary with Roanoke County and acts as a semi-beltway around the city's western edge. For emergencies, LewisGale Medical Center is nearby, and Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport is about 7 miles north.
Families in Greater Deyerle can send their children to Grandin Court Elementary School, which is highly rated. The neighborhood lacks large public parks but offers proximity to outdoor activities in the Blue Ridge Mountains and amenities like Hidden Valley Country Club and the Skate Center of Roanoke Valley. Dining and shopping options are available along Electric Road and Brandon Avenue, including Food Lion, Starbucks, Dunkin’, Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse, Mama Jean’s Barbecue, and Los Arcos Mexican restaurant.
