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Neighborhoods in Harrisonburg, VA

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    Crossroads Farm

    Built around the Lakeview Golf Course, Crossroads Farm is a planned community on the southeastern outskirts of Harrisonburg with spacious newly-built homes and views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. “Harrisonburg has JMU, so a lot of students’ parents will come here and see the Valley and end up loving it,” says Danielle Sponaugle, a Shenandoah Valley

    • Average Value

      $691K

    • List Price

      $576K - $1.2M

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      1 Listing

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    Barrington

    Barrington is an organized subdivision in southern Harrisonburg where residents live in spacious homes and enjoy sweeping views of the Shenandoah Valley. “There’s more of a country-life feeling, but the convenience of the city is nearby, and Massanutten is to the east,” says Stephan Gleason, who operates the Virginia Mountain to Valley Living

    • Average Value

      $636K

    • List Price

      $562K - $719K

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    Lakewood

    Large homes with well-kept lawns, an active neighborhood association and views of neighboring farmland below the Blue Ridge Mountains define Lakewood, an established subdivision in southern Harrisonburg. “People wonder why neighborhoods in Rockingham County like Lakewood are more expensive compared to Augusta and Shenandoah counties,” says Brandon

    • Average Value

      $567K

    • List Price

      $510K - $828K

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      0 Listings

    Lakewood
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    Old Town

    Old Town is a historic community with youthful collegiate energy just east of downtown Harrisonburg. The neighborhood appears on the National Register of Historic Places for its varied collection of well-maintained 20th-century homes, several of which are now rented out to James Madison University students. “If you’re moving to the area, you

    • Average Value

      $513K

    • List Price

      $393K - $788K

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      3 Listings

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    Massanetta Springs

    Massanetta Springs has modern subdivisions and a peaceful rural atmosphere on the outskirts of Harrisonburg. Locals enjoy tranquil views of farmland and rolling Blue Ridge Mountains in the Shenandoah Valley, while remaining connected to resources and employment opportunities. “The Valley has a pretty diverse community. James Madison University has

    • Average Value

      $496K

    • List Price

      $296K - $1.2M

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      17 Listings

    Massanetta Springs
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    Belmont

    Belmont is the westernmost subdivision in Harrisonburg before the landscape turns to miles of agricultural fields filled with vegetable farms and cattle. It's “an established, kid-friendly subdivision that’s one of the more sought-after neighborhoods in Rockingham County,” says Brandon Randall, an associate broker with Heritage Real Estate Company

    • Average Value

      $452K

    • List Price

      $369K - $583K

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      0 Listings

    Belmont
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    Park View

    Founded in 1917, Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg grew throughout the following decades, with Park View becoming the school’s surrounding residential pocket by the midcentury. Today, hickory and sycamore trees dot the 93-acre campus, home to nearly 1,500 students and over 50 degree programs focused on liberal arts and Mennonite

    • Average Value

      $413K

    • List Price

      $269K - $810K

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      1 Listing

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    Central Avenue

    Central Avenue is just south of James Madison University, but the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and 20th-century homes give it a relaxed energy. “It’s really close to JMU, but a lot of professors live in that area, so it’s actually a pretty quiet atmosphere,” says Brandon Randall, an associate broker with Heritage Real Estate Company and

    • Average Value

      $368K

    • List Price

      $278K - $508K

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      0 Listings

    Central Avenue
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    Harmony Heights

    When asked why Harrisonburg is such a popular destination for potential homebuyers, Realtor Stephan Gleason says, “Whenever you come up over the mountain on I-64, you just breathe a sigh of relief because it’s so peaceful.” The tranquil ambiance of the Shenandoah Valley intersects with convenient access to Harrisonburg in Harmony Heights. The

    • Average Value

      $366K

    • List Price

      $302K - $602K

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      1 Listing

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    Waterman

    Just north of downtown Harrisonburg is Waterman, a neighborhood with 20th-century homes and a peaceful atmosphere. The area is about a mile north of James Madison University, a large public college with about 22,000 students, but college students don’t tend to live in the neighborhood. “JMU has a huge footprint on the town, but you don’t feel like

    • Average Value

      $312K

    • List Price

      $249K - $440K

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      1 Listing

    Waterman
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    Pleasant Acres

    Though it’s just 2 miles south of James Madison University and downtown Harrisonburg, Pleasant Acres is a peaceful residential area filled with tree-lined streets. Framed by South Main Street to the east and South High Street to the west, the neighborhood has easy access to the core of Harrisonburg, but it remains fairly quiet. “I went to JMU but

    • Average Value

      $296K

    • List Price

      $137K - $463K

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      0 Listings

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    Downtown Harrisonburg

    Downtown Harrisonburg is a hub of popular restaurants, eclectic local shops and gathering places, where century-old historic buildings and red brick sidewalks line the streets. The neighborhood is less than a mile north of James Madison University, so collegiate spirit shapes the area, and the Duke Dog mascot and purple and gold streamers often

    • Average Value

      $296K

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      0 Listings

    Downtown Harrisonburg
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    Collicello Corridor

    As downtown Harrisonburg bustled with auto factories and poultry plants throughout the early 20th century, Collicello Corridor was developed as a residential pocket about a half-mile north of the city center. “The neighborhood itself is tiny and residential, but it’s less than a 20-minute walk from every bar, restaurant and event in downtown

    • Average Value

      $290K

    • List Price

      $253K - $347K

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      1 Listing

    Collicello Corridor
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    Reherd Acres

    About 2 miles east of downtown Harrisonburg, Reherd Acres is a townhouse suburb brimming with Blue Ridge Mountain views, commercial convenience and easy highway access. Car repair shops and Mexican and Italian restaurants dot U.S. Route 33 in the western part of the neighborhood. A dog park and youth soccer complex are on Smithland Road, adjacent

    • Average Value

      $277K

    • List Price

      $195K - $616K

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      1 Listing

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    Northeast Harrisonburg

    Northeast Harrisonburg is geographically close to downtown, but an urban renewal project in the late 1950s separated the historically Black community from Harrisonburg’s core. Eminent domain claimed Black-owned residences to build South Mason Street, a four-lane highway just west of the neighborhood. Today, there are active efforts, including a

    • Average Value

      $262K

    • List Price

      $218K - $369K

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      1 Listing

    Northeast Harrisonburg
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    Sunset Heights

    Parks, trails and bikeability define Sunset Heights, a handful of subdivisions just outside of downtown Harrisonburg. Two parks flank the neighborhood, and that feature is one of its biggest draws, says Brad Cohen, broker and founder of Harrisonburg-based Connexa Real Estate. “They have walking trails that connect people through the neighborhood.

    • Average Value

      $385K

    • List Price

      $251K - $835K

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      1 Listing

    Sunset Heights