Charlottesville MLS Real Estate
Your Ultimate Guide to Real Estate in Charlottesville
$400,000
Active
3340 JAMES RIVER RD HOWARDSVILLE, Virginia
2 Beds 1.5 Baths 2,500 SqFt 1.24 Acres
$405,000
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706 CASTALIA ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
2 Beds 1 Baths 1,365 SqFt 0.06 Acres
$424,900
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7599 SECRETARYS SAND RD SCHUYLER, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,792 SqFt 4.03 Acres
$424,900
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1665 MILLER SCHOOL RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,000 SqFt 2 Acres
$424,900
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1810 OLD MILLERS MILL RD FREE UNION, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,016 SqFt 2.3 Acres
$429,900
Active
919 DRUID AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 2,115 SqFt 0.21 Acres
$429,900
Active
518 MEADE AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,200 SqFt 0.17 Acres
$437,000
Active
7624 SECRETARYS SAND RD SCHUYLER, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,095 SqFt 1.93 Acres
$445,000
Active
2600 WILLARD DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 1 Baths 992 SqFt 0.33 Acres
$449,500
Active
1414 MIDLAND ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,480 SqFt 0.14 Acres
$449,900
Active
212 SHAMROCK RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,357 SqFt 0.19 Acres
$449,900
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325 NW 10 1/2 ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 1.5 Baths 1,634 SqFt 0.08 Acres
$450,000
Active
181 IRISH RD SCOTTSVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 4 Baths 2,514 SqFt 3.6 Acres
$460,000
Active
129 WEST PARK DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 1 Baths 1,922 SqFt 0.3 Acres
$465,000
Active
266 BUCK MOUNTAIN RD EARLYSVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 1,826 SqFt 2.08 Acres
$465,000
Active
101 DEERWOOD RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,153 SqFt 0.45 Acres
$474,900
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500 HANOVER ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,546 SqFt 0.18 Acres
$474,900
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807 WATSON AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,440 SqFt 0.21 Acres
$479,900
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3689 PRESIDENTS RD SCOTTSVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,565 SqFt 2.01 Acres
$484,000
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3264 MARTIN KINGS RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3 Baths 2,500 SqFt 5 Acres
$485,000
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1129 VEGAS CT CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,610 SqFt 0.26 Acres
$485,000
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3698 EARLYSVILLE RD EARLYSVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 3 Baths 2,112 SqFt 0.7 Acres
$485,000
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1116 HOLMES AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 1,726 SqFt 0.19 Acres
$485,000
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1616 STONEY CREEK DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,390 SqFt 0.32 Acres
$487,000
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1402 BAKER ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,655 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$489,000
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616 ELIZABETH AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 1,825 SqFt 0.18 Acres
$495,000
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5678 BROWNSVILLE RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
5 Beds 3 Baths 3,576 SqFt 1.38 Acres
$499,000
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2504 PLATEAU RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 1.5 Baths 1,605 SqFt 0.17 Acres
$499,000
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408 NE 13TH ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,172 SqFt 0.18 Acres
$499,000
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1202 EAST JEFFERSON ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
2 Beds 1 Baths 768 SqFt 0.16 Acres
$499,900
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120 WEST PARK DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,776 SqFt 0.34 Acres
$515,000
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316 6 1/2 ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
2 Beds 2 Baths 1,240 SqFt 0.1 Acres
$515,000
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2601 RED HILL HTS NORTH GARDEN, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 2,485 SqFt 3.27 Acres
$519,000
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8923 OLD GREEN MOUNTAIN RD ESMONT, Virginia
3 Beds 3 Baths 2,477 SqFt 5 Acres
$525,000
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1054 AUTUMN HILL CT CROZET, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,887 SqFt 0.24 Acres
$530,000
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2525 WILLARD DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 1 Baths 1,148 SqFt 0.23 Acres
$530,000
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2009 LOCKE LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3 Baths 2,476 SqFt 0.19 Acres
$539,900
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1007 SAINT CHARLES AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,685 SqFt 0.25 Acres
$545,000
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903 NASSAU ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,792 SqFt 0.14 Acres
$545,000
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3193 OLD LYNCHBURG RD NORTH GARDEN, Virginia
3 Beds 1.5 Baths 1,728 SqFt 2.53 Acres
$545,000
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1420 PARRISH RD EARLYSVILLE, Virginia
2 Beds 1 Baths 900 SqFt 16 Acres
$549,000
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2990 COLONIAL DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 3 Baths 2,088 SqFt 0.46 Acres
$550,000
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2214 BRANDYWINE DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 2,552 SqFt 0.4 Acres
$550,000
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103 LINDEN ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,536 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$550,595
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3065 RAMBLING BROOK LN CROZET, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,078 SqFt 0.09 Acres
$554,900
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1216 RAINTREE DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,620 SqFt 0.25 Acres
$558,595
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3059 RAMBLING BROOK LN CROZET, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,078 SqFt 0.09 Acres
$565,000
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1304 LESTER DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 3 Baths 2,279 SqFt 0.31 Acres
$569,900
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635 WINDRIFT DR EARLYSVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,598 SqFt 2.07 Acres
$570,000
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7337 - A DICK WOODS RD AFTON, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,208 SqFt 25.12 Acres
$570,000
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1446 DECATUR DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,396 SqFt 0.09 Acres
$575,000
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814 COLE ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,680 SqFt 0.07 Acres
$575,000
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905 DRUID AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 1,902 SqFt 0.13 Acres
$580,000
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1515 RUTLEDGE AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,237 SqFt 0.3 Acres
$585,000
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1985 THOMAS JEFFERSON PKWY CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,800 SqFt 5.77 Acres
$587,000
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251 HUNTLEY AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,193 SqFt 0.07 Acres
$589,000
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3329 TURNBERRY CIR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,208 SqFt 0.14 Acres
$595,000
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Unit A & B 301 PATON ST A & B CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2 Baths 1,800 SqFt 0.49 Acres
$598,000
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1634 WICKHAM WAY CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,018 SqFt 0.11 Acres
$599,000
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113 DENICE LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,920 SqFt 0.31 Acres
$599,000
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2404 JEFFERSON PARK AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 1.5 Baths 1,575 SqFt 0.17 Acres
$599,000
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2355 WESTOVER DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,792 SqFt 2.58 Acres
$599,900
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1435 BUTLER ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,932 SqFt 0.07 Acres
$600,000
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1614 ROSE HILL DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,949 SqFt 0.21 Acres
$609,900
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110 DENICE LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3 Baths 2,642 SqFt 0.39 Acres
$612,380
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3041 RAMBLING BROOK LN CROZET, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,464 SqFt 0.09 Acres
$615,000
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1435 BUTLER ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,932 SqFt 0.07 Acres
$624,000
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310 SW 7TH ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,618 SqFt 0.1 Acres
$625,000
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2395 MOUNTAIN BROOK DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,376 SqFt 11.53 Acres
$639,000
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1463 BREMERTON LN KESWICK, Virginia
2 Beds 2 Baths 1,775 SqFt 0.18 Acres
$639,000
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3460 THICKET RUN PL CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,147 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$640,000
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1826 WICKHAM PL CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,948 SqFt 0.11 Acres
$649,000
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2420 JAMES RIVER RD ESMONT, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 4,714 SqFt 30.06 Acres
$649,210
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2963 RAMBLING BROOK LN CROZET, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,369 SqFt 0.1 Acres
$649,900
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2232 BRANDYWINE DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3 Baths 2,500 SqFt 0.36 Acres
$649,900
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1298 KENWOOD LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,867 SqFt 0.45 Acres
$650,000
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1642 POLO GROUNDS RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,164 SqFt 1.75 Acres
$654,215
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2957 RAMBLING BROOK LN CROZET, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,605 SqFt 0.11 Acres
$659,900
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TBD BROWNS GAP TPKE CROZET, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,676 SqFt 3.37 Acres
$660,000
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358 LEAPING FOX CT CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,586 SqFt 0.22 Acres
$669,900
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2346 JERSEY PINE RDG CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,747 SqFt 0.11 Acres
$679,900
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111D MARCELLA ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,319 SqFt 0.13 Acres
$679,900
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106G CLIFFSTONE BLVD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,147 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$685,000
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821 COLE ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
5 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,578 SqFt 0.1 Acres
$689,000
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3595 JUMPERS RIDGE RD KESWICK, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,358 SqFt 2.02 Acres
$689,000
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3178 HORIZON RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,990 SqFt 0.07 Acres
$694,900
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111C MARCELLA ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,106 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$699,000
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1231 AGNESE ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
5 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,648 SqFt 0.17 Acres
$699,000
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550 VALLEY ST SCOTTSVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3 Baths 4,589 SqFt 0.29 Acres
$699,900
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34A FOWLER ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,158 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$699,900
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324 HUNTLEY AVE CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,550 SqFt 0.11 Acres
$699,900
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51A FARROW DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,319 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$699,900
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500 A HANOVER ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,546 SqFt 0.32 Acres
$699,900
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240 THICKET RUN DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,915 SqFt 0.15 Acres
$700,000
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2329 GLENN CT CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
5 Beds 3 Baths 2,756 SqFt 0.32 Acres
$704,900
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111E MARCELLA ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,535 SqFt 0.13 Acres
$714,900
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111B MARCELLA ST CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,758 SqFt 0.13 Acres
$715,000
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5138 FREE UNION RD FREE UNION, Virginia
4 Beds 3 Baths 3,020 SqFt 5.16 Acres
$715,000
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985 KELSEY DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
5 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,739 SqFt 0.41 Acres
$724,900
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51B FARROW DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,106 SqFt 0.15 Acres
By Toby Beavers 434-327-2999, Charlottesville Realtor
Navigating The Charlottesville MLS Real Estate Market
The Charlottesville real estate market represents a unique blend of historic charm, university influence, and modern development that creates a dynamic landscape for buyers and sellers alike. Whether you’re considering purchasing your first home, relocating to the area, or looking for investment opportunities, understanding the nuances of this distinctive market can make all the difference in your real estate journey.
The Charlottesville MLS: Your Gateway to Local Properties
The Multiple Listing Service (MLS) serves as the primary resource for Charlottesville mls homes for sale, providing comprehensive access to available properties throughout the city and surrounding counties. This powerful database offers far more detailed information than what’s typically available on public-facing websites, creating an invaluable tool for serious property searchers.
What makes the Charlottesville MLS particularly valuable is its real-time accuracy. When a property status changes – whether it’s newly listed, under contract, or sold – that information is typically updated within hours, giving users the most current view of the market. For buyers in competitive price points, this immediacy can be crucial in making timely decisions.
The Charlottesville MLS also provides historical data that helps contextualize current offerings. By examining comparable sales, days on market, and price adjustments for similar properties, savvy searchers can develop a more nuanced understanding of property values and market trends in specific neighborhoods.
Understanding Charlottesville’s Diverse Neighborhoods
Charlottesville’s real estate landscape is defined by its distinctive neighborhoods, each with its own character, amenities, and price points. From historic districts near the Downtown Mall to newer developments in the surrounding counties, the diversity of options creates opportunities for virtually every lifestyle and budget.
North Downtown and the University Area
The neighborhoods surrounding the University of Virginia and extending toward downtown represent some of Charlottesville’s most sought-after addresses. These areas feature a compelling mix of historic homes, newer condominiums, and townhouse developments, all within walking distance of major employers and amenities.
Properties in these central neighborhoods typically command premium prices, with historic homes in particular often exceeding $1 million. However, smaller condominiums and townhouses can provide more accessible entry points to these desirable locations, often starting in the $300,000-$400,000 range.
Belmont and Woolen Mills
Once working-class neighborhoods, Belmont and the adjacent Woolen Mills area have experienced significant revitalization over the past two decades. Today, these neighborhoods offer an appealing mix of renovated historic homes, infill construction, and proximity to both downtown and the Rivanna Trail system.
The restaurant scene centered around Belmont’s main corridor has become a major attraction, helping to fuel continued interest in residential properties. Entry-level homes in these areas typically start around $400,000, with fully renovated or larger properties often exceeding $700,000.
Greenbrier, Locust Grove, and North Charlottesville
The established neighborhoods north of the city center offer larger lot sizes and a greater variety of mid-century and contemporary homes. Areas like Greenbrier and Locust Grove provide the convenience of city living with a more suburban feel, making them popular choices for families.
These neighborhoods typically feature homes in the $400,000-$800,000 range, though larger or more recently renovated properties can exceed this range. The maturity of these neighborhoods, with their established landscaping and sense of community, creates particular appeal for long-term residents.
Fifeville and 10th & Page
Located southwest of the university, neighborhoods like Fifeville have experienced significant transition in recent years. These historically African American communities have seen increasing interest from investors and homebuyers drawn to their proximity to the university and hospital, creating both opportunities and challenges related to gentrification and affordability.
The housing stock in these areas ranges from historic homes needing renovation to newly constructed or fully renovated properties. This diversity creates a wide price range, from fixer-uppers starting around $300,000 to renovated properties exceeding $600,000.
Current Market Trends in Charlottesville
The Charlottesville real estate market has shown remarkable resilience over the past decade, with property values increasing steadily even through national economic fluctuations. Several factors contribute to this stability, including the presence of major institutional employers like the University of Virginia and its health system, limited developable land within the city limits, and the area’s continued ranking among the most desirable small cities in America.
Recent years have seen particularly competitive conditions in the Charlottesville market, with many desirable properties receiving multiple offers within days or even hours of listing. This competition has been most pronounced in the $300,000-$600,000 range, where first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors often find themselves competing for limited inventory.
For Charlottesville mls property for sale, the most significant trend has been the compressed timeline from listing to contract. While the historical average time on market might have been 30-60 days, many properties now sell within a week, particularly if they’re well-priced and properly prepared for the market.
Online Resources for Property Searches
While the Charlottesville MLS provides the most comprehensive data, various consumer-facing platforms offer convenient ways to begin a property search. Zillow Charlottesville has become one of the most popular starting points for many buyers, offering user-friendly interfaces and mobile accessibility.
Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings provide a convenient way to identify fresh offerings, though serious buyers should be aware that there can sometimes be a delay between when properties appear on the MLS and when they populate these third-party sites. In a competitive market, this time lag can be significant.
Other platforms like Realtor.com, Redfin, and local brokerage websites provide alternative search options, each with their own strengths and limitations. Many of these sites offer email alerts for new listings matching specific criteria, which can be invaluable in a fast-moving market.
It’s worth noting that while these platforms provide excellent starting points, they typically don’t include all the details available in the full MLS. Working with a local real estate professional provides access to this complete information, along with insights about properties that may not be immediately apparent from online listings.
Navigating the Buying Process in Charlottesville
The journey toward purchasing Charlottesville real estate involves several distinct phases, each requiring different approaches and considerations. Understanding this process can help buyers navigate the market more effectively.
Initial Market Research
Before engaging actively in the market, prospective buyers benefit from a thorough education period. This might include:
- Exploring different neighborhoods at various times of day
- Attending open houses to understand current pricing and condition expectations
- Reviewing recent sales data to develop realistic budget parameters
- Researching school performance and district boundaries if relevant
- Understanding walkability and commute times from different locations
This preliminary research helps narrow the focus to specific neighborhoods and property types, making the subsequent search more efficient.
Financing Preparation
In Charlottesville’s competitive market, having financing arrangements firmly in place before making offers has become essential. For buyers requiring mortgages, this means:
- Obtaining full pre-approval (beyond basic pre-qualification)
- Understanding various loan programs and their implications for different property types
- Preparing for potential appraisal gaps in competitive situations
- Having liquid funds available for earnest money deposits and closing costs
Local lenders familiar with Charlottesville’s market often provide advantages over national online lenders, particularly in competitive multiple-offer situations where seller confidence in the buyer’s financing is crucial.
The Active Search Phase
Once preparation is complete, the active search typically involves:
- Setting up automated alerts for new listings matching specific criteria
- Being prepared to view promising properties quickly, often within hours of listing
- Understanding the condition and upgrade needs of different property vintages
- Developing a clear sense of personal priorities and deal-breakers
- Building a realistic understanding of the trade-offs necessary within a given budget
In the current market, buyers often need to make decisions quickly, making this advance preparation particularly valuable.
Making Competitive Offers
When the right property becomes available, creating a competitive offer involves more than just price consideration. Successful buyers typically:
- Craft clean offers with minimal contingencies where possible
- Demonstrate strong financing capabilities
- Offer flexibility on closing timelines if needed by the seller
- Consider escalation clauses in multiple-offer situations
- Provide substantial earnest money to show commitment
In Charlottesville’s seller-favoring market, the strongest offers often waive certain contingencies or include provisions that reduce seller risk, though buyers should carefully consider the implications of such concessions.
Investment Opportunities in Charlottesville
Beyond primary residences, Charlottesville offers several categories of investment opportunities, each with distinct characteristics and potential returns.
Student Housing Investments
The presence of the University of Virginia creates consistent demand for student housing, particularly in neighborhoods within walking distance of grounds. These properties typically feature:
- Higher per-bedroom returns compared to traditional single-family rentals
- Strong lease renewal rates, often with parental guarantors
- Potential for premium rents in well-maintained, updated properties
- Higher tenant turnover and management requirements
Investors should be aware of local regulations regarding unrelated occupants, as well as the higher wear and tear typical of student properties.
Long-Term Rental Properties
Charlottesville’s strong job market and relatively high housing costs create demand for long-term rentals across various price points. These investments often offer:
- More stable tenancy than student rentals
- Lower management intensity
- Steady appreciation potential in addition to rental income
- Opportunities across various neighborhoods and property types
The best-performing long-term rentals typically balance affordability with proximity to major employment centers and amenities.
Short-Term Vacation Rentals
Charlottesville’s status as a tourist destination, wine region, and university town creates opportunities for short-term rentals, though these come with additional considerations:
- Potentially higher returns compared to long-term rentals
- More intensive management requirements
- Seasonal demand fluctuations
- Evolving regulatory requirements at the local level
Investors should thoroughly research current regulations before pursuing the short-term rental model, as requirements vary between the city and surrounding counties.
The Future of Charlottesville Real Estate
Several factors suggest continued strength in the Charlottesville market moving forward. The university’s stable presence, combined with expanding research and medical facilities, provides a solid employment foundation. The region’s natural beauty, cultural amenities, and quality of life continue to attract newcomers, particularly as remote work options expand.
However, the market also faces challenges. Affordability concerns have become increasingly prominent, with median home prices outpacing median incomes. The limited supply of developable land within the city creates constraints on new construction, while infrastructure and transportation capacity require ongoing attention as the region grows.
The balance between preservation and development remains a central tension in Charlottesville’s planning discussions. Historic districts and viewshed protections maintain the character that makes the area desirable, while simultaneously limiting certain types of development that might address housing demand.
Finding Your Place in Charlottesville
Whether you’re seeking a historic home with character, a low-maintenance contemporary property, or an investment opportunity, Charlottesville’s diverse market offers possibilities across a wide spectrum of needs and preferences. The key to success lies in understanding the specific dynamics of this unique market, approaching the process with thorough preparation, and developing a realistic understanding of the necessary trade-offs within your budget parameters.
While technology has made property information more accessible than ever, the nuances of local market conditions, neighborhood characteristics, and property values still benefit tremendously from professional expertise. Working with knowledgeable local professionals—from real estate agents to lenders, inspectors, and attorneys—can provide invaluable guidance through what remains one of life’s most significant financial and personal decisions.
The Charlottesville real estate market, with its distinctive blend of history, academic influence, natural beauty, and community character, continues to attract those seeking not just houses, but homes in a community that offers an exceptional quality of life.
Navigating Charlottesville’s Real Estate Market: An Insider’s Guide
The Charlottesville real estate market represents a unique blend of historic charm, university influence, and modern development that creates a dynamic landscape for buyers and sellers alike. Whether you’re considering purchasing your first home, relocating to the area, or looking for investment opportunities, understanding the nuances of this distinctive market can make all the difference in your real estate journey.
The Charlottesville MLS: Your Gateway to Local Properties
The Multiple Listing Service (MLS) serves as the primary resource for Charlottesville mls homes for sale, providing comprehensive access to available properties throughout the city and surrounding counties. This powerful database offers far more detailed information than what’s typically available on public-facing websites, creating an invaluable tool for serious property searchers.
What makes the Charlottesville MLS particularly valuable is its real-time accuracy. When a property status changes – whether it’s newly listed, under contract, or sold – that information is typically updated within hours, giving users the most current view of the market. For buyers in competitive price points, this immediacy can be crucial in making timely decisions.
The Charlottesville MLS also provides historical data that helps contextualize current offerings. By examining comparable sales, days on market, and price adjustments for similar properties, savvy searchers can develop a more nuanced understanding of property values and market trends in specific neighborhoods.
Understanding Charlottesville’s Diverse Neighborhoods
Charlottesville’s real estate landscape is defined by its distinctive neighborhoods, each with its own character, amenities, and price points. From historic districts near the Downtown Mall to newer developments in the surrounding counties, the diversity of options creates opportunities for virtually every lifestyle and budget.
North Downtown and the University Area
The neighborhoods surrounding the University of Virginia and extending toward downtown represent some of Charlottesville’s most sought-after addresses. These areas feature a compelling mix of historic homes, newer condominiums, and townhouse developments, all within walking distance of major employers and amenities.
Properties in these central neighborhoods typically command premium prices, with historic homes in particular often exceeding $1 million. However, smaller condominiums and townhouses can provide more accessible entry points to these desirable locations, often starting in the $300,000-$400,000 range.
Belmont and Woolen Mills
Once working-class neighborhoods, Belmont and the adjacent Woolen Mills area have experienced significant revitalization over the past two decades. Today, these neighborhoods offer an appealing mix of renovated historic homes, infill construction, and proximity to both downtown and the Rivanna Trail system.
The restaurant scene centered around Belmont’s main corridor has become a major attraction, helping to fuel continued interest in residential properties. Entry-level homes in these areas typically start around $400,000, with fully renovated or larger properties often exceeding $700,000.
Greenbrier, Locust Grove, and North Charlottesville
The established neighborhoods north of the city center offer larger lot sizes and a greater variety of mid-century and contemporary homes. Areas like Greenbrier and Locust Grove provide the convenience of city living with a more suburban feel, making them popular choices for families.
These neighborhoods typically feature homes in the $400,000-$800,000 range, though larger or more recently renovated properties can exceed this range. The maturity of these neighborhoods, with their established landscaping and sense of community, creates particular appeal for long-term residents.
Fifeville and 10th & Page
Located southwest of the university, neighborhoods like Fifeville have experienced significant transition in recent years. These historically African American communities have seen increasing interest from investors and homebuyers drawn to their proximity to the university and hospital, creating both opportunities and challenges related to gentrification and affordability.
The housing stock in these areas ranges from historic homes needing renovation to newly constructed or fully renovated properties. This diversity creates a wide price range, from fixer-uppers starting around $300,000 to renovated properties exceeding $600,000.
Current Market Trends in Charlottesville
The Charlottesville real estate market has shown remarkable resilience over the past decade, with property values increasing steadily even through national economic fluctuations. Several factors contribute to this stability, including the presence of major institutional employers like the University of Virginia and its health system, limited developable land within the city limits, and the area’s continued ranking among the most desirable small cities in America.
Recent years have seen particularly competitive conditions in the Charlottesville market, with many desirable properties receiving multiple offers within days or even hours of listing. This competition has been most pronounced in the $300,000-$600,000 range, where first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors often find themselves competing for limited inventory.
For Charlottesville mls property for sale, the most significant trend has been the compressed timeline from listing to contract. While the historical average time on market might have been 30-60 days, many properties now sell within a week, particularly if they’re well-priced and properly prepared for the market.
Online Resources for Property Searches
While the Charlottesville MLS provides the most comprehensive data, various consumer-facing platforms offer convenient ways to begin a property search. Zillow Charlottesville has become one of the most popular starting points for many buyers, offering user-friendly interfaces and mobile accessibility.
Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings provide a convenient way to identify fresh offerings, though serious buyers should be aware that there can sometimes be a delay between when properties appear on the MLS and when they populate these third-party sites. In a competitive market, this time lag can be significant.
Other platforms like Realtor.com, Redfin, and local brokerage websites provide alternative search options, each with their own strengths and limitations. Many of these sites offer email alerts for new listings matching specific criteria, which can be invaluable in a fast-moving market.
It’s worth noting that while these platforms provide excellent starting points, they typically don’t include all the details available in the full MLS. Working with a local real estate professional provides access to this complete information, along with insights about properties that may not be immediately apparent from online listings.
Navigating the Buying Process in Charlottesville
The journey toward purchasing Charlottesville real estate involves several distinct phases, each requiring different approaches and considerations. Understanding this process can help buyers navigate the market more effectively.
Initial Market Research
Before engaging actively in the market, prospective buyers benefit from a thorough education period. This might include:
- Exploring different neighborhoods at various times of day
- Attending open houses to understand current pricing and condition expectations
- Reviewing recent sales data to develop realistic budget parameters
- Researching school performance and district boundaries if relevant
- Understanding walkability and commute times from different locations
This preliminary research helps narrow the focus to specific neighborhoods and property types, making the subsequent search more efficient.
Financing Preparation
In Charlottesville’s competitive market, having financing arrangements firmly in place before making offers has become essential. For buyers requiring mortgages, this means:
- Obtaining full pre-approval (beyond basic pre-qualification)
- Understanding various loan programs and their implications for different property types
- Preparing for potential appraisal gaps in competitive situations
- Having liquid funds available for earnest money deposits and closing costs
Local lenders familiar with Charlottesville’s market often provide advantages over national online lenders, particularly in competitive multiple-offer situations where seller confidence in the buyer’s financing is crucial.
The Active Search Phase
Once preparation is complete, the active search typically involves:
- Setting up automated alerts for new listings matching specific criteria
- Being prepared to view promising properties quickly, often within hours of listing
- Understanding the condition and upgrade needs of different property vintages
- Developing a clear sense of personal priorities and deal-breakers
- Building a realistic understanding of the trade-offs necessary within a given budget
In the current market, buyers often need to make decisions quickly, making this advance preparation particularly valuable.
Making Competitive Offers
When the right property becomes available, creating a competitive offer involves more than just price consideration. Successful buyers typically:
- Craft clean offers with minimal contingencies where possible
- Demonstrate strong financing capabilities
- Offer flexibility on closing timelines if needed by the seller
- Consider escalation clauses in multiple-offer situations
- Provide substantial earnest money to show commitment
In Charlottesville’s seller-favoring market, the strongest offers often waive certain contingencies or include provisions that reduce seller risk, though buyers should carefully consider the implications of such concessions.
Investment Opportunities in Charlottesville
Beyond primary residences, Charlottesville offers several categories of investment opportunities, each with distinct characteristics and potential returns.
Student Housing Investments
The presence of the University of Virginia creates consistent demand for student housing, particularly in neighborhoods within walking distance of grounds. These properties typically feature:
- Higher per-bedroom returns compared to traditional single-family rentals
- Strong lease renewal rates, often with parental guarantors
- Potential for premium rents in well-maintained, updated properties
- Higher tenant turnover and management requirements
Investors should be aware of local regulations regarding unrelated occupants, as well as the higher wear and tear typical of student properties.
Long-Term Rental Properties
Charlottesville’s strong job market and relatively high housing costs create demand for long-term rentals across various price points. These investments often offer:
- More stable tenancy than student rentals
- Lower management intensity
- Steady appreciation potential in addition to rental income
- Opportunities across various neighborhoods and property types
The best-performing long-term rentals typically balance affordability with proximity to major employment centers and amenities.
Short-Term Vacation Rentals
Charlottesville’s status as a tourist destination, wine region, and university town creates opportunities for short-term rentals, though these come with additional considerations:
- Potentially higher returns compared to long-term rentals
- More intensive management requirements
- Seasonal demand fluctuations
- Evolving regulatory requirements at the local level
Investors should thoroughly research current regulations before pursuing the short-term rental model, as requirements vary between the city and surrounding counties.
The Future of Charlottesville Real Estate
Several factors suggest continued strength in the Charlottesville market moving forward. The university’s stable presence, combined with expanding research and medical facilities, provides a solid employment foundation. The region’s natural beauty, cultural amenities, and quality of life continue to attract newcomers, particularly as remote work options expand.
However, the market also faces challenges. Affordability concerns have become increasingly prominent, with median home prices outpacing median incomes. The limited supply of developable land within the city creates constraints on new construction, while infrastructure and transportation capacity require ongoing attention as the region grows.
The balance between preservation and development remains a central tension in Charlottesville’s planning discussions. Historic districts and viewshed protections maintain the character that makes the area desirable, while simultaneously limiting certain types of development that might address housing demand.
Finding Your Place in Charlottesville
Whether you’re seeking a historic home with character, a low-maintenance contemporary property, or an investment opportunity, Charlottesville’s diverse market offers possibilities across a wide spectrum of needs and preferences. The key to success lies in understanding the specific dynamics of this unique market, approaching the process with thorough preparation, and developing a realistic understanding of the necessary trade-offs within your budget parameters.
While technology has made property information more accessible than ever, the nuances of local market conditions, neighborhood characteristics, and property values still benefit tremendously from professional expertise. Working with knowledgeable local professionals—from real estate agents to lenders, inspectors, and attorneys—can provide invaluable guidance through what remains one of life’s most significant financial and personal decisions.
The Charlottesville real estate market, with its distinctive blend of history, academic influence, natural beauty, and community character, continues to attract those seeking not just houses, but homes in a community that offers an exceptional quality of life.
For 22 years, I’ve been a cornerstone among real estate agents in Charlottesville, helping clients navigate the vibrant and ever-evolving real estate market of Central Virginia. As a seasoned Charlottesville realtor, I’ve witnessed the Charlottesville MLS (Multiple Listing Service) become the linchpin of our industry, connecting buyers and sellers with unparalleled efficiency. My name is Toby Beavers, and I’m excited to present a 3000-word deep dive into the world of Charlottesville MLS real estate, exploring how this powerful tool drives the market for Charlottesville MLS homes for sale and Charlottesville MLS property for sale. I’ll also address the role of public platforms like Zillow Charlottesville and Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings, while spotlighting key areas like zip code 22901, zip code 22902, zip code 22903, Crozet VA real estate, and Ivy VA real estate. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, this guide will illuminate why the Charlottesville MLS is your gateway to success in Charlottesville real estate.
Understanding the Charlottesville MLS
The Charlottesville MLS, managed by the Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® (CAAR), is a private, member-only database where licensed agents list and share detailed property information to facilitate transactions. Unlike public platforms such as Zillow Charlottesville, the MLS offers exclusive access to accurate, real-time data on Charlottesville MLS homes for sale and Charlottesville MLS property for sale, including sensitive details like showing schedules and seller preferences. As a real estate agent in Charlottesville, VA, I use the MLS daily to uncover new Charlottesville real estate listings, match clients with their ideal homes, and ensure sellers reach a vast audience through syndication to sites like Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings.
The MLS is built on a century-old principle of broker cooperation: “I’ll help sell your inventory if you help sell mine.” Today, it’s a cutting-edge platform offering comprehensive data—prices, square footage, amenities, and more—across zip code 22901, zip code 22902, zip code 22903, and nearby areas like Crozet and Ivy. My Charlottesville real estate agent reviews often highlight my knack for leveraging the MLS to find properties that perfectly align with clients’ needs, a skill refined over two decades in this dynamic market.
The Evolution of the Charlottesville MLS
The MLS concept originated in the 1800s when brokers gathered to share property details and split commissions. In Charlottesville, this cooperative spirit crystallized with CAAR’s formation, which now oversees the Charlottesville MLS as part of the Central Virginia Regional Multiple Listing Service (CVR MLS). This regional network amplifies exposure for Charlottesville real estate, connecting agents across Central Virginia and ensuring Charlottesville MLS property for sale reaches a broad audience.
From paper catalogs to a cloud-based platform, the Charlottesville MLS has evolved dramatically. Tools like the RVA Homes app and real-time market analytics have made it indispensable. As a Charlottesville realtor, I’ve seen how this digital transformation has accelerated transactions, enabling me to find new Charlottesville real estate listings in areas like Belmont (zip code 22902) or Hollymead (zip code 22901) within minutes. The MLS’s focus on accuracy and accessibility sets it apart from public platforms like Zillow Charlottesville, which rely on syndicated MLS data but lack the depth and immediacy of the source.
How the Charlottesville MLS Powers Real Estate
The Charlottesville MLS is a collaborative network where agents input detailed listings—photos, floor plans, lot sizes, and features like hardwood floors or mountain views—which are shared with other CAAR members. This allows real estate agents in Charlottesville to search for properties that match clients’ criteria, whether it’s a historic home in zip code 22902 or a modern estate in Ivy VA real estate. Listings are syndicated to public sites like Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings, ensuring sellers attract buyers locally and globally.
Key MLS features include:
– Comprehensive Data: Details on school zones, tax records, and unique attributes like historic charm or energy-efficient upgrades.
– Real-Time Updates: Price changes, new listings, and status updates (e.g., “under contract”) are reflected instantly, unlike delayed data on Zillow Charlottesville.
– Market Analytics: Insights into pricing trends in zip code 22903 or Crozet VA real estate guide negotiations and strategies.
– Post-2024 Compensation Changes: Following the August 2024 NAR settlement, buyer’s agent commissions are negotiated off-MLS, with seller concessions disclosed separately.
As one of the top real estate agents in Charlottesville, I craft Charlottesville real estate agent listings using MLS data to highlight properties’ best features, ensuring buyers find their dream homes and sellers secure top offers. My clients’ Charlottesville real estate agent reviews often praise my ability to act swiftly on Charlottesville MLS homes for sale, a direct result of my MLS expertise.
CAAR: The Heart of the Charlottesville MLS
The Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® (CAAR) ensures the MLS’s integrity, requiring members to adhere to the NAR Code of Ethics for fair and client-focused service. CAAR also manages the CVCMLS for commercial properties, expanding the scope of Charlottesville real estate. Their consumer-facing website, mycaar.com, allows buyers to browse Charlottesville MLS homes for sale and connect with agents, while resources like market reports empower real estate agents in Charlottesville to deliver data-driven advice.
CAAR’s training programs and networking events keep me at the industry’s forefront, enabling me to create standout Charlottesville real estate agent listings for areas like zip code 22901 or Crozet. Their publications, such as the CAAR Real Estate Weekly, showcase new Charlottesville real estate listings, complementing platforms like Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings by offering a direct line to MLS data.
Exploring Charlottesville’s Real Estate Landscape Through the MLS
The Charlottesville MLS is a treasure trove for buyers and sellers in zip code 22901, zip code 22902, zip code 22903, Crozet VA real estate, and Ivy VA real estate. Let’s explore these areas, highlighting their unique appeal and recent MLS listings.
Zip Code 22901: Suburban Comfort with Urban Access
Zip code 22901, encompassing neighborhoods like Dunlora and Forest Lakes, blends suburban tranquility with proximity to Route 29’s amenities. The MLS lists Charlottesville MLS homes for sale here from $350,000 condos to $1.3 million estates. A recent listing in Hollymead—a 4-bedroom colonial for $650,000—featured a modern kitchen, hardwood floors, and a backyard with Rivanna River views, perfect for families or professionals near NGIC.
The MLS reveals strong demand in 22901, driven by schools like Albemarle High and shopping at the Shops at Stonefield. As a real estate agent in Charlottesville, VA, I use MLS filters to find homes with home offices or large lots, ensuring clients’ needs are met. Charlottesville MLS property for sale in 22901 often sells quickly, so I set up MLS alerts to keep clients ahead of platforms like Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings.
Zip Code 22902: Urban Vibrancy and Historic Charm
Zip code 22902, home to Belmont and downtown Charlottesville, is a hotspot for Charlottesville real estate lovers seeking walkability. The MLS showcases homes from $325,000 bungalows to $1.2 million historic properties. A recent Belmont listing—a 3-bedroom Victorian for $550,000—boasted restored woodwork, a chef’s kitchen, and a rooftop deck with city views, ideal for young professionals near the Downtown Mall.
The MLS highlights 22902’s competitive market, with Charlottesville MLS homes for sale often receiving multiple offers. My Charlottesville real estate agent listings emphasize amenities like proximity to restaurants and the IX Art Park, outpacing less detailed Zillow Charlottesville listings. Buyers working with top real estate agents in Charlottesville benefit from MLS data on comparable sales, ensuring strong offers.
Zip Code 22903: The Academic and Cultural Hub
Zip code 22903, centered around UVA, is the heart of Charlottesville MLS real estate, offering homes from $200,000 condos to $2.5 million estates. A recent MLS listing in Fry’s Spring—a 3-bedroom Craftsman for $475,000—featured refinished hardwoods, a fenced yard, and walkability to UVA Medical Center, perfect for faculty or first-time buyers.
The MLS shows 22903 as a seller’s market, with Charlottesville MLS property for sale selling rapidly. As a Charlottesville realtor, I use MLS analytics to price homes in areas like Johnson Village or Rugby Road accurately, earning praise in Charlottesville real estate agent reviews for maximizing seller returns. MLS alerts give my clients an edge over Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings, ensuring they act first.
Crozet: Small-Town Charm Meets Modern Growth
Crozet VA real estate, just west of Charlottesville, combines rural charm with modern amenities. The MLS lists Charlottesville MLS homes for sale from $450,000 townhouses to $1.7 million farmhouses. A recent Old Trail listing—a 4-bedroom craftsman for $750,000—offered a wraparound porch, mountain views, and access to community pools, appealing to families near Western Albemarle High.
The MLS underscores Crozet’s growth, driven by breweries, vineyards, and trails. My Charlottesville real estate agent listings in Crozet highlight lifestyle benefits, helping buyers envision their future. The MLS’s zoning data also supports investors, offering insights beyond what’s available on Zillow Charlottesville.
Ivy: Rural Serenity with City Proximity
Ivy VA real estate delivers tranquility in Albemarle County, with Charlottesville MLS property for sale ranging from $550,000 cottages to multimillion-dollar estates. A recent MLS listing, “Maple Ridge,” a 6-acre estate for $1.4 million, featured a gourmet kitchen, infinity pool, and Blue Ridge views, ideal for executives or retirees 15 minutes from UVA.
The MLS provides critical data on Ivy’s lot sizes and equestrian zoning, aiding buyers’ decisions. As one of the top real estate agents in Charlottesville, I use MLS alerts to notify clients of rare Ivy listings, ensuring they beat the lag on Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings. My Charlottesville real estate agent reviews often cite my ability to find secluded properties that feel like private retreats.
The MLS vs. Zillow: Why It Matters
While Zillow Charlottesville and Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings are popular, they rely on syndicated MLS data, which can be delayed or incomplete. The Charlottesville MLS offers:
– Accuracy: Direct, verified data from agents, unlike Zillow’s user-generated or outdated information.
– Exclusivity: Details like showing instructions or seller motivations, unavailable on public platforms.
– Speed: Real-time updates on Charlottesville MLS homes for sale, giving MLS users a competitive edge over Zillow Charlottesville browsers.
As a real estate agent in Charlottesville, VA, I bridge the gap, using the MLS to provide clients with precise, timely information while leveraging Zillow’s visibility for sellers. My Charlottesville real estate agent listings maximize exposure while ensuring buyers access properties before they hit Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings.
Benefits of the Charlottesville MLS
The Charlottesville MLS offers unmatched value:
– Buyers: Access to a comprehensive database of Charlottesville MLS homes for sale, with filters for price, location, or features like historic charm. MLS alerts for Charlottesville MLS property for sale in zip code 22902 or Crozet keep you ahead.
– Sellers: Syndication to sites like Zillow Charlottesville ensures global reach, with detailed MLS listings showcasing properties’ best features.
– Agents: Market reports and comparable sales data inform strategies. My Charlottesville real estate agent listings shine thanks to MLS tools, earning me a place among top real estate agents in Charlottesville.
The MLS fosters fairness, giving all CAAR members equal access to listings, creating a cooperative market where everyone benefits.
Recent MLS Changes and Their Impact
The August 2024 NAR settlement reshaped MLS practices, removing buyer’s agent commission offers from listings. Compensation is now negotiated off-MLS, often through direct agreements, with seller concessions disclosed separately. This change highlights the need for a skilled real estate agent in Charlottesville, VA, who can navigate these nuances. My 22 years of experience ensure clients secure fair deals, whether buying Charlottesville MLS property for sale in zip code 22901 or selling in zip code 22903.
Why Partner with a Charlottesville Realtor?
The Charlottesville MLS is a powerful tool, but its full potential is unlocked by a seasoned Charlottesville realtor. Here’s why working with me, one of the top real estate agents in Charlottesville, makes a difference:
– Local Expertise: I’ve lived in Charlottesville for decades, raising my family here and engaging with the community. I know the nuances of zip code 22902’s urban energy or Ivy’s pastoral charm.
– MLS Mastery: I use the MLS to find Charlottesville MLS homes for sale that match your vision, from condos in zip code 22903 to estates in Crozet.
– Negotiation Skills: Post-2024 rules require savvy negotiation. My track record ensures optimal outcomes.
– Client-Centric Service: My Charlottesville real estate agent reviews praise my dedication. A client recently wrote, “Toby’s MLS expertise found us a 22901 home before it hit Zillow—he’s exceptional!”
When browsing Charlottesville real estate agent listings, choose a CAAR member with MLS access for ethical, informed service.
The 2025 Charlottesville Market: An MLS Perspective
The Charlottesville MLS paints a vibrant picture of the 2025 market. Median home prices are $600,000 in zip code 22901, $525,000 in zip code 22902, and $575,000 in zip code 22903, with Crozet and Ivy ranging higher. Low inventory fuels competition, with Charlottesville MLS property for sale often selling within days. UVA’s presence and cultural growth drive appreciation, making Charlottesville real estate a strong investment.
The MLS’s “days on market” metric helps buyers identify opportunities, while sellers benefit from pricing based on comparable sales. As a Charlottesville realtor, I use these insights to guide clients, ensuring success in a seller’s market.
Living in Charlottesville: A Lifestyle Powered by the MLS
The Charlottesville MLS connects you to homes and a lifestyle. Zip code 22902 offers downtown’s dining and festivals, zip code 22903 buzzes with UVA’s energy, and zip code 22901 balances suburban calm with urban access. Crozet boasts breweries and trails, while Ivy delivers rural serenity. Top schools like Charlottesville High and I-64 access enhance the appeal.
The MLS helps buyers find homes that match their lifestyle—urban lofts, historic homes, or countryside estates. My Charlottesville real estate agent listings reflect this diversity, ensuring every client finds their perfect fit.
Tips for Maximizing the Charlottesville MLS
For Buyers:
– Share priorities (e.g., walkability in zip code 22902 or acreage in Ivy) for targeted MLS searches.
– Get pre-approved to act fast. I can connect you with lenders.
– Use MLS alerts for Charlottesville MLS homes for sale in zip code 22901 or Crozet, staying ahead of Zillow Charlottesville, VA newest listings.
For Sellers:
– Enhance curb appeal and update kitchens to stand out on the MLS. Professional photos are crucial.
– Price using MLS comparable sales, especially in hot areas like zip code 22903.
– Choose a full-service agent for complex sales to maximize value.
As a real estate agent in Charlottesville, VA, I streamline the MLS process, delivering results effortlessly.
The Future of the Charlottesville MLS
The Charlottesville MLS is poised for growth, with technologies like MLS On The Fly™ enhancing data integration and user experience. As Charlottesville real estate expands, the MLS will adapt to regulatory changes and consumer needs, remaining a vital tool. CAAR’s innovation ensures it connects agents and clients seamlessly, outpacing public platforms like Zillow Charlottesville.
Your Journey Starts with the Charlottesville MLS
The Charlottesville MLS is your key to Charlottesville MLS homes for sale and Charlottesville MLS property for sale, from zip code 22901’s suburban havens to zip code 22902’s urban charm, zip code 22903’s academic vibrancy, and the idyllic landscapes of Crozet VA real estate and Ivy VA real estate. As a Charlottesville realtor with 22 years of experience, I’m here to unlock its potential, earning my place among top real estate agents in Charlottesville.
Ready to explore new Charlottesville real estate listings? Let’s dive into the Charlottesville MLS and find your perfect property. With my expertise and the MLS’s power, your Charlottesville real estate dreams are within reach.
By Toby Beavers 434-327-2999, Charlottesville Realtor