Living in Bedford, VA

Bedford sends out a siren song to outdoor enthusiasts that is difficult, if not impossible, to ignore. The Blue Ridge Parkway has its own appeal, but it also grants access to the Appalachian Trail. From there, you're off on a walking, hiking, or biking adventure that almost anyone will enjoy. If the crunch of leaves beneath your feet is your favorite melody, one visit to the region in the autumn will have you moving to a Bedford neighborhood in no time. Plus, with Smith Mountain Lake just to the south of town, opportunities for fishing and boating are also at your disposal when you set down roots in the area.

History buffs have their own reasons to move to Bedford. This city is home to the National D-Day Memorial, and the Booker T. Washington National Monument is just 25 miles away in Hardy. Of course, foodies aren't left out in the cold, and apples aren't the only game in town. In addition to the town's orchards, Bedford is surrounded by fantastic vineyards and wineries you can tour, and you'll find plenty of excellent restaurants and fine dining options.The local bus system (BLT) offers routes to some of the best spots in town.

Homes for sale in Bedford are mostly single-family properties with private garages and spacious lots. Apartments and manufactured homes are also on the market, ideal for new residents and home buyers seeking smaller investments. Empty lots are also available in the Bedford real estate inventory, offering space for homeowners to build their dream houses from scratch.