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Charlottesville Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

Living in Charlottesville, VA While Charlottesville, Virginia, is home to the University of Virginia , the city is about much more than the school. Living in Charlottesville means living in one of the most scenic areas of Virginia, with the Blue Ridge Mountains, plenty of outdoor activities, and lots of culture. Nearby Richmond and Washington, D.C., also both give Charlottesville residents a taste of big-city life when those cravings come. See Homes for Sale In Charlottesville, VA Connect With An Agent Connect With

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Housing in Charlottesville

Each Charlottesville neighborhood offers unique advantages and charm. For instance, the area around UVA has large, historic homes, as well as more modest offerings. Apartments, including luxury living, are also available. If you prefer a feel that is more urban, check out the North Downtown neighborhood and live a stone's throw away from your favorite restaurants. Condos, apartments, and homes of all sizes are available in this area. Other popular neighborhoods include Belmont and The Meadows. The diversity of options means that many homes for sale in Charlottesville, Virginia, are affordable.

Transportation and Travel in Charlottesville

Washington, D.C., the nation's capital, is about 120 miles northeast from Charlottesville. You can drive there, take a bus, or buy an Amtrak ticket. At 72 miles off, Richmond is another close-by destination. However, when residents stick closer to home, many are apt to walk or cycle to get around in lieu of driving.

Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants in Charlottesville, VA
Downtown historic mall
Meadow Run Mill in Charlottesville, VA
People walking on Monticello grounds in Charlottesville, VA

What Locals Love

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  • Check out the more than 120 shops and 30 restaurants at the Charlottesville Historic Downtown Mall.
  • Take advantage of the many sporting and arts events hosted at the University of Virginia.
  • Enjoy the outdoors—hike at the Shenandoah National Park, kayak on the nearby James River, and visit landmarks like Monticello.

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