Affordable and convenient, located near I-81 and Hollins University. Offers a mix of established and newer neighborhoods.

Known for its scenic mountain views and larger properties. Offers a quieter, more rural lifestyle while still being a short drive to shopping and dining.

A charming, small-town feel with a walkable downtown, parks, and community events. A growing favorite for those who want both community and convenience.

Suburban feel. Larger lots, newer homes, more space. Excellent schools. Good if you want quieter living but still within commuting distance to the city.

Upscale, picturesque homes, mature trees, strong sense of community. Close to downtown amenities, excellent walkability, and well-maintained historic architecture.

Very walkable. Has a village core with shops, restaurants, the Grandin Theatre. Homes are a mix of charming bungalows, older craftsman style, some newer construction. Great for people who want both character + convenience.

Historic feel, lots of architectural variety. Near the river and greenway, so good for people who like outdoors access. Young professionals & families like the hip, relaxed atmosphere.

Mix of old and new, somewhat rural feel even though it’s in city limits. Scenic views, larger properties, quieter streets. Has historic estates plus newer subdivisions.

Very historic. Lots of character, many homes with century+ history. Close to downtown so good for those wanting that urban + historic feel.

Early suburb feel, older homes with interesting architecture. Close to I-581 and other transit routes. Balanced mix of affordability + charm. 

Mid-century homes, modest, quiet, good for first-time buyers or people wanting more affordable options that are still close to city features.