Fredericksburg, VA Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Fredericksburg is known as a city "where history never gets old." Established in 1728, the town is appealing for its commuter access to the bustling Interstate 95, numerous waterfront parks along the churning Rappahannock River, and well-preserved areas like its historic downtown and the Fredericksburg Battlefield, once a major Civil War flashpoint. "It's an appealing locale for commuters to northern Virginia and D.C., as well as the military bases, which are nearby," says Justin Brown, a Fredericksburg local and Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services. "There's also lower [home] cost and lower taxes than in, say, Alexandria or D.C." According to the Census, Fredericksburg's population grew from a little over 24,000 in 2010 to just under 29,000 by 2020, an 18.1% increase. It has a reputation as a commuter city, as it's the midpoint between D.C. to the north and Richmond to the south. Most Fredericksburg residents are between 18 and 65, and many have a 30-minute work commute outside of town. Townhouses are typically midcentury builds and found in areas including Downtown Fredericksburg and Braehead . Smaller, two- to three-bedroom townhouses can start at around $350,000, while those with four stories