Peacock Hill Homes For Sale
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Recently Sold Homes in Peacock Hill Charlottesville
$1,350,000
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809 GILLIAMS MOUNTAIN RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,634 SqFt 1.1 Acres
$1,280,374
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120 APPLE LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 4,421 SqFt 1.26 Acres
$950,000
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303 TURKEY RIDGE RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 3,566 SqFt 2.91 Acres
$765,000
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810 GILLIAMS MOUNTAIN CT CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 3.5 Baths 4,992 SqFt 1.3 Acres
$650,000
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453 PEACOCK DR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,652 SqFt 1.38 Acres
$613,000
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277 GREY DOVE LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,162 SqFt 3.09 Acres
$575,000
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818 GILLIAMS MOUNTAIN RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,327 SqFt 1.02 Acres
$525,000
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594 SHADY LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,016 SqFt 0.92 Acres
$492,000
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213 TURKEY RIDGE RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
3 Beds 2 Baths 2,204 SqFt 0.29 Acres
$475,000
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714 ACORN LN CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
4 Beds 4 Baths 3,729 SqFt 0.32 Acres
The Peacock Hill neighborhood consists of 350 acres.
Peacock Hill has 175 homes of which 9 are townhomes.
The elevated homes offer spectacular year-round sunsets and views of the nearby Ragged and Blue Ridge Mountains.
Lot Sizes: .14 – 4.75 acres
Homes Sizes: 2 beds/2 baths to 5 beds /4.5 baths.
Architecture styles: contemporary, deckhouse, farmhouse, transitional, and organic contemporary passive solar.
Recently Sold Homes: 6 in 2023.
Median Sales Price: $581,500
Note – It’s a rare occasion when a townhome comes on the market.
Homes for sale Peacock Hill Charlottesville VA are surrounded by 98 acres of rugged, protected, community woodlands giving the neighborhood a tranquil feel.
Half of the community is located on the south side of Gilliams Mountain facing Ragged Mountain.
Amenities – Peacock Hill Charlottesville has an attractive 5-acre fishing pond, 2 all-weather tennis courts, a playground, sledding hills, and miles of walking trails.
The original home was built in 1920 and was a peach and apple orchard. The owners kept peacocks that honked loudly throughout the mountainside, thus the name Peacock Hill.
Visionary UVA architect, Frank F. Smith, purchased the orchard and began developing it between 1975-1991.
Building contemporary homes continued up until 2020.
Single-family HOA fees are $271 paid quarterly.
Townhome HOA fees are $264 paid quarterly.
Click here to view the Peacock Hill Charlottesville community website.
Builders of the Peacock Hill neighborhood were Charlottesville Area Builders (used to be Jefferson Area Builders), Deck Homes, Stonewall Construction Group, and architect, Richard Shank (retired).
Albemarle County Public Schools for this neighborhood are Murray Elementary, Henley Middle, and Western Albemarle High.
Private schools nearby are St. Anne’s-Belfield and The Miller School of Albemarle.
History – Peacock Hill…” was originally designed as a clustered conservation community to preserve the natural landscape of the stream valleys and steep slopes, and included a clustered mix of housing on the building ridges.
His designs included early attempts at both active and passive solar homes that won design awards and national recognition.”
Water in Peacock Hill is self-managed by their own community association’s Peacock Hill Service Company, thus cutting costs and giving homeowners better supervision of their water needs.
Location – Peacock Hill Charlottesville is located 10 mins to Crozet & 15 mins to Charlottesville/UVA in the desirable Western Albemarle School District.
Note – There is an Ivy exit off of I-64.
Directions: 250 West to Left on Tilman Rd. Right on Morgantown Rd then Left on Dry Bridge Rd to a Right into Peacock Dr. Or, I-64 W to Ivy exit. Left on Dick Woods Rd off ramp. Right on Dry Bridge Rd. Left on Peacock Drive.
My thoughts – Peacock Hill has both attractive and ugly homes so when you drive around the neighborhood you feel a bit perplexed. Sooner or later the uglies will get renovated or dozed since this is a popular Ivy neighborhood. I also don’t like the fact that I-64 is so close. You will hear the trucks! I give the Peacock Hill neighborhood a 7 out of 10. The two tennis courts and pond (for the kids) are great amenities.