Neighborhoods in Roanoke, VA

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  South Roanoke

  Though originally settled in the 1700s for its fertile land around Crystal Spring, South Roanoke didn’t develop into the vibrant enclave it’s known as today until the early 20th century. “This is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the city,” says Steve Eller, a Realtor with Lichtenstein Rowan Realtors who has sold several homes in the

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    $684K

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    $298K - $2.3M

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    17 Listings

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  Greater Deyerle

  On the westernmost edge of the City of Roanoke sits Greater Deyerle. Locals like the area for its rural character – the Blue Ridge Mountains are visible from every angle, brush sways in valley wind and many residential roads don’t have sidewalks or curbs. Grass sprawling and sloped lawns touch curved and cracked two-lane roads, and small lakes and

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    $434K

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    $230K - $1.1M

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    9 Listings

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  Franklin-Colonial

  Named for its two arterial streets, Franklin-Colonial is a southwest Roanoke neighborhood brimming with commercial and collegiate convenience. Fast food restaurants, shopping strips and the Tanglewood Mall line four-lane Franklin Road, which also offers a straight shot to downtown Roanoke. A glass skywalk stretches over Colonial Avenue, connecting

  • Average Value

    $417K

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    $141K - $867K

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    6 Listings

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  Cave Spring

  Roanoke locals might know Cave Spring as Southwest County. This is a desirable location for many residents, with top-rated schools and opportunities to find a recently built home on a large lot without a far commute to Roanoke’s city center or Salem, which are both about 6 miles away. This area is sometimes confused as its own locality because it

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    $383K

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    $180K - $1.1M

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    38 Listings

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  Raleigh Court

  Vintage homes, a nostalgic shopping district and green spaces define the western Roanoke neighborhood of Raleigh Court. “It borders the city and the county, so it’s nice for people who don’t necessarily want to live downtown,” says Kaelyn Spickler, who’s lived in Roanoke for over six years. She adds that many people with younger children

  • Average Value

    $350K

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    $212K - $716K

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    8 Listings

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  Old Southwest

  Old Southwest is the largest residential historic district in the state, offering an array of vintage homes, local restaurants and views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Located a mile from downtown Roanoke, the neighborhood is home to the Alexander Gish House, which is one of the city’s oldest properties, as well as office buildings and public green

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    $344K

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    $143K - $595K

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    10 Listings

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  Downtown Roanoke

  Originally developed upon the completion of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad in the late 1800s, Downtown Roanoke combines historic prestige and modern metropolitan conveniences. Former automobile factories have become condo complexes, while swanky steakhouses and longstanding dive bars reside in Italianate-style storefronts. Local farmers sell

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    $340K

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    $213K - $944K

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    6 Listings

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  Grandin Court

  Developed between the 1920s and ‘60s, Grandin Court is a southwest Roanoke neighborhood with well-established character and suburban convenience. A 15-foot-tall red, stucco kettle sits atop The Coffee Pot, a nearly century-old roadhouse along Brambleton Avenue, the neighborhood’s main road lined with numerous longstanding establishments. Murray

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    $297K

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    $190K - $373K

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    3 Listings

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  Southern Hills

  As its name suggests, Southern Hills sits on gentle slopes along the southern edge of the city of Roanoke, about 5 miles from downtown. The neighborhood has developed in stages, and this is evident in its housing. Along Southern Hills’s two-lane country thoroughfares, midcentury properties sit on patchy grass lots that rise and fall with the

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    $296K

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    $219K - $1.1M

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    3 Listings

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  Miller Court-Arrowood

  Miller Court-Arrowood is surrounded by conveniences – the mall, the high school, the interstate and the airport – while sitting on lots large enough to create space and privacy between homes. Roanoke local and Realtor with Mac Westland Real Estate Group Alex Taylor says, “You’re close to the city without being right downtown.” Although it’s within

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    $270K

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    $113K - $321K

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    1 Listing

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  Wasena

  Wasena became Roanoke’s first bus suburb in the 1920s when a steel bridge was built over the Roanoke River to connect it to downtown. These developments prompted the first bus route in Roanoke, and today the community buzzes with outdoor activities and newer developments near the vast Roanoke Valley Greenway. “When I think about Wasena, the word

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    $267K

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    $212K - $720K

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    2 Listings

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  Monterey

  There’s green in nearly every direction of Monterey. Two golf courses are on one side of the northeast Roanoke neighborhood, while the forests of Read Mountain Preserve encompass the land on the opposite side. However, it’s not a ritzy golf club community. Homes weren’t built along the courses; instead, modest homes and manicured fairways are

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    $266K

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    $167K - $354K

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    2 Listings

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  Riverland-Walnut Hill

  Bounded by Mill Mountain and the Roanoke River, Riverland-Walnut Hill is a turn-of-the-century enclave near quintessential Roanoke destinations. Arts and Crafts houses atop steep terrain feature views of the neon red, white and blue Roanoke Star, the largest free-standing, man-made star in the world. Monument Trail off Prospect Road is a 5-mile

  • Average Value

    $261K

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    $187K - $1.2M

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    1 Listing

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  Mecca Gardens

  Located on the eastern border of the Roanoke city limits, Mecca Garden enjoys the spacious lots and thicker greenery that come with being on the edge of town. Still, the neighborhood of about 600 homes isn’t a remote area. It’s within 4 miles of iconic Roanoke spots, including a walkable downtown and the 89-foot-tall Roanoke Star atop Mill

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    $254K

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    $177K - $535K

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    3 Listings

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  Garden City

  Before 1917, Garden City was a small, rural community at the base of Mill Mountain, just southeast of Roanoke proper. But when the American Viscose Plant — then the world’s largest rayon mill — opened nearby along the banks of the Roanoke River, the town’s apple orchards and rolling farmland slowly developed into a suburban enclave, ultimately

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    $243K

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    $120K - $1.1M

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    4 Listings

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  Westview Terrace

  Westview Terrace is a residential Roanoke neighborhood filled with homes from the 1960s and ‘70s. The majority of streets don’t have curbs or sidewalks, and most homes sit on large lots with enough space for a soccer game or family cookout. “It’s an affordable area with a lot of rejuvenation happening,” says Alex Taylor, Roanoke local and Realtor

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    $236K

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    $214K - $316K

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  Preston Park

  Preston Park offers Roanokers easy access to conveniences and homes on quiet streets. In 1949, the neighborhood was annexed from Roanoke County, and much of its housing reflects the period’s rapid suburban development. Ranch-style homes with yards large enough to toss a ball around sit on wide, walkable streets, and the neighborhood’s elementary

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    $231K

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    $169K - $382K

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    14 Listings

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  Ridgewood Park

  Ridgewood Park is a neighborhood in the far west of Roanoke that borders Salem. It’s almost 100% residential, with homes from the late 1950s and early 1960s sitting on grassy lots with enough room to toss a ball around or play a backyard soccer game. Houses are spread out in Ridgewood Park, and locals love that they can breathe in fresh mountain

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    $228K

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    $176K - $386K

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    2 Listings

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  Peachtree-Norwood

  Peachtree-Norwood is a suburban section of northwest Roanoke, defined by brick single-family homes, trimmed lawns and views of the distant Blue Ridge Mountains. Homeowners live on calm streets, surrounded by other houses and the occasional apartment building or church. The neighborhood of about 800 homes borders U.S. Route 460 and Peters Creek

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    $225K

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    $131K - $304K

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    3 Listings

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  Roundhill

  Roundhill is a neighborhood defined by convenience, bordering U.S. Interstate 581 and the Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport and home to the Valley View Mall. “It’s as central as you can get in the northern Roanoke area,” says Roanoke local and Realtor with Realstar Realtors LLC, Noah Beckley. “What draws people is the closeness to everything.”

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    $213K

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    $163K - $339K

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    7 Listings

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  Mountain View

  Mountain View feels like a throwback to the early 20th-century. The neighborhood’s American Foursquare dwellings once housed wealthy railroad executives from the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, and many of these properties still stand. “Roanoke City has older neighborhoods than Roanoke County,” says Roanoke local and REALTOR® Scott Avis with MKB

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    $211K

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    $96K - $828K

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    1 Listing

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  Edgewood-Summit Hills

  Some addresses in Edgewood-Summit Hills say “Salem,” but the neighborhood is actually on the western edge of the city of Roanoke. It’s about as far west as someone can live in Roanoke before they cross the city limits into Salem, and that’s what residents like, says Alex Taylor, a Realtor with Mac Westland Group who sells real estate across

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    $205K

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    $152K - $280K

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    2 Listings

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  Wilmont

  Wilmont is on Roanoke’s far west side. An established neighborhood where 1960s homes lie on soft slopes and slightly curved roads, Wilmont offers buyers properties with good bones that they can make their own. “That’s an established, quieter area with older housing,” says Bob Chandler, Realtor with MKB Realtors, who has sold homes throughout

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    $199K

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    $115K - $271K

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    3 Listings

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  Riverdale

  Riverdale is a southeast Roanoke neighborhood about 2 miles from downtown. While this neighborhood has struggled with challenges related to substance abuse and homelessness, an upcoming project dubbed the Riverdale project about a mile away will convert the former Roanoke Industrial Center into a mixed-use facility where locals can work, live and

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    $198K

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    $156K - $325K

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    2 Listings

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  Cherry Hill

  Bordering Salem, Cherry Hill is an established neighborhood on the far west side of Roanoke without a large commercial presence, an area where single-story properties sit on lots large enough to toss a ball around. The neighborhood was annexed from Roanoke County in 1976, which caused a reaction from some who did not want to become city residents

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    $194K

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    $176K - $277K

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    1 Listing

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