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Searching for one of the best places to live in Virginia? The Lynchburg region should be at the top of your list.
From the lakefront communities and rural acreage of Bedford and Campbell Counties to the historic charm of Appomattox, the mountain-framed landscapes of Amherst to the vibrant & friendly urban neighborhoods of the City of Lynchburg, the region offers a diverse range of housing options, all priced below the national average.
While each locality brings its own personality, the region operates as a unified ecosystem — giving residents the option to live, work, and play across all five counties. Keep reading to see how our nationally recognized healthcare, outstanding K-12 schools, and acclaimed higher education institutions earn the Lynchburg region recognition as one of the best places to live in America.
The Lynchburg region offers a wide range of housing options, from historic city neighborhoods to spacious rural properties.
Known as the “Hill City” for its seven historic hills, the city of Lynchburg offers eight designated historic districts, giving buyers a mix of character and convenience. Popular neighborhoods in Lynchburg include Timberlake, with apartments, townhomes, and single-family homes; Fort Hill, offering mostly single-family homes and townhouses near Lynchburg City Stadium; and Boonsboro, known for its established homes and proximity to Rivermont, the city’s largest historic district. The city’s median home value is around $211,800.
- Bedford County: In communities like Forest and Bedford, expect close-knit neighborhoods with Cape Cods, cottages, and suburban-style homes. Median home value: $276,600.
- Amherst County: Offers variety—from historic homes in the town center to rural properties near Madison Heights and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Median home value: $197,200.
- Appomattox County: Known for its small-town feel, with a mix of historic homes, new construction, and open acreage. Median home value: $189,200.
- Campbell County: Rustburg, the county seat, offers growing neighborhoods with new construction homes, often with amenities like community pools, typically in the mid-$400s to $500s. Median home value across the county is $199,200.
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