Staunton and Waynesboro Va Real Estate

Welcome to Augusta County's Best Online Resource for Staunton and Waynesboro Va real estate. The finest Shenandoah Valley real estate including farms, historic homes and all available Staunton Va real estate.

Real estate in Staunton Va is affordable, more so than Charlottesville real estate yet the city has a wonderful and unique atmosphere. Once a booming mill town, the area has become a great place for retirees, the hip and rehabbers. There are numerous fixer-uppers available at anytime in the Staunton mls.

Search all the available Staunton Virginia real estate listing here. We are members of the Staunton mls and we can find you any homes around Waynesboro, Fishersville, Churchville and Staunton, all of which sit in scenic Augusta County Virginia.

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T.J. Collins, a young, Washington DC architect, moved to Staunton in 1891 and designed or renovated over 200 buildings in the downtown district, most of which survive today. Staunton real estate boasts five National Historic Districts: Beverley, Gospel Hill, Newtown and the Wharf; all of which is very affordable and historic.

There are many Staunton foreclosures in and around Newtown and Gospel Hill. If you are looking for Staunton foreclosures contact us as we are also investors and know of at least 3 great deals right now.

The most attractive and prestigious area is Beverley where President Wilson grew up and where the Virginia School For The Blind and Deaf is located.

The architecture there is primarily Victorian and Queen Anne style. The historic downtown is always within walking distance to Beverley. So if you want to live in a Staunton Va historic house then we have what you are looking for...

Staunton is a small southern city of 26,000 people and is located in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Staunton sits between the Blue Ridge and Alleghany Mountains.

The city is almost the same size as Charlottesville and just as architecturally significant. Land for sale in Staunton Va is limited to .25-acre lots unless you head into the Augusta County countryside.

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We've summarized much of what is important about the Augusta County, Staunton, Waynesboro and Fishersville real estate market in this site. So if it looks good to you then now is the time to make an offer on a house in Staunton Va. 

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