Luray, VA Homes for Rent

The town of Luray is best known as the home of Luray Caverns, the largest cave in the Eastern United States, but those who live here are treated to a small-town lifestyle near Shenandoah National Park. “People who move here are usually trying to get away from a busy lifestyle and have a view of the mountains,” says Oleksii Humaniuk, a Realtor with Re/Max Performance Realty who’s sold homes in the area for two years. “You have mountains surrounding you on both sides, so the views are amazing, and there’s still a decent amount of stuff to do.” The national park, George Washington National Forest, the South Fork of the Shenandoah River and several smaller parks provide plenty of ways to get outside. Luray’s Main Street is lined with locally owned restaurants and businesses, and the town maintains a full calendar of community events. Ranch-style homes, cottages and colonials in Luray’s downtown sit close together along narrow, hilly streets. The rural areas outside of town feature multi-acre properties with views of rolling pastures and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Riverfront homes and mountain cabins are often used as vacation homes. “House prices skyrocketed when the Airbnb market