Retriever Run Charlottesville offers 9, light-filled, energy-efficient, green homes on large private, lots in a terrific Ivy VA neighborhood with Blue Ridge Mountain views.

As of Jan 2023, the median price of a home in Retriever Run Charlottesville is $1,085,000.

Lot sizes range from 4.5 acres to 46 acres.

Homes in Retriever Run were built between 2004-2018.

Amenities – none.

The Retriever Run neighborhood was developed by Pounding Brook. I cannot find out any info on them. So they must be defunct.

HOA fees as of 2023 are $475 a year which pays for area maintenance and snow removal.

Albemarle County property taxes average $8,000- $10,000 a year.

Retriever Run Charlottesville homes offer many Green features including:


  1. ES Qual Water Heater,

  2. ES Qualified Dishwasher,

  3. ES Qualified Refrigerator,

  4. Green ConstructionAdvanced Framing,

  5. KCMA ESCP Cabinetry,

  6. Lead-free paint,

  7. Low VOC paints/finishes,
    Spray Foam,

  8. Cooling ENERGY STAR Equipment,

  9. Green Exterior Cement siding,

  10. ES-qualified doors,

  11. ES qual WindowsGreen,

  12. Heating ENERGY STAR Equipment,

  13. Green Interior WaterSense labeled bath faucets,

  14. Green Low water with Native Plants,

  15. Water on Property Stream/Creek,

  16. Heating – Geothermal

Retriever Run homes range from 4 beds/2.5 baths to 5 beds/5.5 baths; and 3,265 – 5,845 finished sq ft.

Since Jan 2020 5 homes in Retriever Run Charlottesville VA were sold.

Click Here to View the 5 Sold Homes

The high was $1,250,000, the low was $830,000, and the median price was $1,085,000.

Albemarle Public Schools that serve Retrievers Run Charlottesville VA are Murray Elementary, Henley Middle, and Western Albemarle High.

A wonderful, private, co-ed school nearby is The Miller School of Albemarle.

Location – Ivy, VA, 3 miles off the Ivy exit #114. 13 mins from UVA.

Directions – I-64 West to Ivy Exit #114, Left on Dick Woods Road, 2.5 miles to left into Retriever Run.

My thoughts – Retriever Run is attractive however it is so close to the Ivy Material Utilization Center (I find myself often calling it the dump) that living around here would make me nervous about the water, air, and noise quality. There have been problems before with water leakage and fires.

When the development first began, it took years before buyers paid attention to this development. And rightly so, as the entrance is literally across the street from the Center.

I give Retriever Run a 6 out of 10.

My advice? Look elsewhere

Thanks for reading along…

I would be honored to be your Charlottesville realtor.

Toby Beavers – Charlottesville realtor since 2003

I may be reached by text or phone at 434-327-2999.

 

 

 

Virtual Tour of a Retriever Run Home