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In the fantastic area of Christiansburg resides 30,514 people where 65% are homeowners. With an average age of 40, it’s a vibrant community of mid-career professionals and growing families. Christiansburg has seen 222 properties sold recently, with a median listing home price of $369,950. Homes typically spend 47 days on the market. Notable sales include a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home at 1470 Walnut Ridge Rd, which sold for $452,700, reflecting the area's growing popularity among homebuyers.

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What we love about Christiansburg?

Christiansburg is a thriving community and the county seat of Montgomery County, perfectly positioned in the heart of the New River Valley between the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains and the historic New River. Originally established in 1792 as a concentration of taverns and rest stops along the Great Wilderness Road (present-day U.S. Route 11), the town was named in honor of Colonel William Christian, an early settler and brother-in-law of Patrick Henry. Rich in history, Christiansburg was a center of activity in Southwest Virginia where both Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett spent time, and notable figures like George Washington visited during the early years of settlement. Today, Christiansburg is the fourth largest town in Virginia with over 22,000 residents and serves as Montgomery County's retail hub, offering an exceptional quality of life with major shopping destinations including Uptown Christiansburg (formerly New River Valley Mall), The Marketplace shopping center, and a charming downtown district. The community benefits from its proximity to Virginia Tech in nearby Blacksburg, providing educational and cultural opportunities, while enjoying a mild climate and low cost of living that attracts students, young families, and retirees alike, making Christiansburg truly "the place to be" for those seeking small-town charm with modern conveniences.