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In the fantastic area of Northwest Roanoke you’ll be in good company with around 23,133 residents with around 51% of those homeowners. With an average age of 40, the residents of Northwest Roanoke are well established, made up of families of all age groups. Though fairly kicked back throughout the week, during weekends and holidays, you can see a lot more activity and excitement. Over the recent months roughly 86 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $219,091. That is an increase of $46,538 from the previous period.

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What we love about Northwest Roanoke?

Northwest Roanoke offers an ideal blend of suburban living with urban convenience, featuring diverse, well-established neighborhoods like Villa Heights (originally subdivided in 1910 with charming homes from the 1920s-1960s), Washington Heights, Loudon-Melrose (developed around historic streetcar lines), and Melrose-Rugby (designated as Roanoke's first Neighborhood Design District in 2002), all characterized by peaceful, family-friendly atmospheres with tree-lined streets and strong community spirit. The area is anchored by the prestigious Roanoke Country Club, which has served the community for over 100 years with golf, tennis, and swimming facilities, while residents enjoy convenient access to Valley View Mall - the region's premier shopping destination featuring major retailers like Belk, JCPenney, Macy's, Barnes & Noble, plus The District open-air streetscape with diverse dining and entertainment options including a movie theater. Northwest Roanoke provides excellent connectivity with easy access to the Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport offering direct flights to major cities, Interstate 581 for regional travel, and proximity to downtown Roanoke just five minutes away. The neighborhoods feature diverse housing options from historic homes dating to the early 1900s to modern renovations and new construction, with many properties offering mature landscaping and established character that reflects the area's rich development history tied to the original streetcar system. Residents appreciate the walkable community feel, local amenities including community gardens at Hurt Park, and the perfect balance of quiet residential living while being minutes from employment centers, healthcare facilities, shopping, dining, and all the cultural attractions that make Roanoke Virginia's "Star City of the South."