ABOUT WAYNESBORO VIRGINIA

Waynesboro is a charming city of about 33,000 people and is located just off I- 64 making Waynesboro very convenient to the larger city of Charlottesville, home of the University of Virginia, just 23 miles to the east. Many people working in the Charlottesville area choose Waynesboro as their home and commute to their jobs because they find that housing prices in Waynesboro tend to be more reasonable that those of Charlottesville.

Waynesboro offers the charm of a smaller town with its beautiful historic homes along the Tree Street areas to the many new home neighborhoods cropping up throughout the city.

Waynesboro is located in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley and is at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains with the South River running through the city. Convenient to both I-64 and I-81 it offers easy access to larger cities such as Washington D.C., Richmond, Va., the state capital, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia Beach and the Outer Banks of South Carolina.

The Artisans Center of Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley Art Center are located in Waynesboro. The annual two day Fall Foliage Festival in October closes down the cities downtown area to allow for artists and craftsmen from across the nation to display and sell their wares. The P. Buckley Moss Museum is located in Waynesboro where visitors can enjoy the gallery or purchase prints from this nationally known contemporary artists.

When living in Waynesboro, one is only minutes away from the entrances to both Skyline Drive in the Shenandoah National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway in the George Washington National Forest. Out door activities are many from rock climbing, hiking, camping, biking, fishing, picnicking or relax watching the birds and enjoy the wide variety of wild flowers and foliage surrounding the area. Grand Caverns is close by with a swimming pool, tennis courts, biking, and hiking trails. Waynesboro is also home to the Wildlife Center of Virginia which provides care of injured and orphaned wildlife and educational seminars in wildlife medicine and conservation.

Waynesboro is affordable with a low tax base and reasonable housing prices, beautiful with its mountain and valley views, offers plenty of opportunities for the outdoorsmen with fishing, golfing, skiing within a few miles, the wonderful Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive, rich civil war history, cultural attractions, strong economy, excellent schools with 9 colleges in close proximity…so much for so little!

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