Settling In: Homes Bought and Sold in Our Region

Real Estate Transactions

The Greater Lynchburg real estate market saw a wide range of activity across the City of Lynchburg and the surrounding counties, with residential sales and continued investment in new construction and improvements. From a million-dollar home in Bedford County to mid-range sales in Campbell and Amherst, the region reflects buyers and investors remain active.

In the City of Lynchburg, the highest-priced sale was in Heritage Hills, where Lot 1, Section 1 sold for $349,900. Close behind was Lot 8, Section 5 in New Towne at $319,900, followed by Lot 13, Section 4 in Richland Hills at $311,885. Other notable transactions included 5904 Rhonda Road at $305,000 and a home in Linkhorne Forest that sold for $287,500. The mix of established neighborhoods and newer developments continues to attract buyers at a variety of price points within the city.

City of Lynchburg

1. Lot 1, Section 1, Heritage Hills – Steven F. and Gayle G. Davis to Alex Bankson and Mary E. Gaughan. $349,900
2. Lot 8, Section 5, New Towne – Logan MacGregor and Landyn MacGregor to Emma Conard. $319,900
3. Lot 13, Section 4, Richland Hills – Goering Homes LLC to Nolan Marcus and Holland E. Hill. $311,885
4. 5904 Rhonda Road – Jeremy N. and Andrea Lassiter to Timatek LLC. $305,000
5. Lot 9, Section A, Linkhorne Forest – Thomas W. and Rebecca D. Tweedy to Corley E. Tweedy. $287,500
6. Lot 8, Wellington at Wyndhurst – Jerry Flug Jr. and Beth T. Flug, trustees to Sandy Morrissey, Patrick Morrissey, and Rosemary Morrissey. $286,000
7. Lot 1, Section 1, Phase 2, Creekstone – Shamrock Construction Enterprises, Inc. and Koyana Ventures LLC to Afua Q. Kunadu. $269,000
8. 1015 Jackson St. – Monica Ellen Albizu to Gary L. Blouin. $268,000
9. Lot 44, College Square at Wards Ferry – The View at College Square LLC to Andrew Petisce. $254,900
10. 111 Wayne Drive – Charles E. Musser III to Beverly R. Craig. $252,500
11. Lot 6, Section V, Sheffield – Matthew Grant to Jeremiah Stephen and Mikaela F. Wold. $252,500
12. 1215 Lakeside Drive – University of Lynchburg to Lakeside Oakley LLC. $250,000
13. Lots 91–93, Perkins Park – Heirloom Homes Solutions LLC to Ramon Manrique. $250,000
14. Lot 43, College Square at Wards Ferry – The View at College Square LLC to Andrew Petisce. $249,900
15. 1305 Campbell Ave. – Forty-Seven VIII LLC to Jacob Xavier and Haley Isabel Hess. $155,000
16. 1614 Early St. – Farah Malik and Ayaz Mustafa to Home Sweet Homes LLC. $155,000
17. 1506 Taylor St. – MYG Real Estate Investments LLC to Providence Real Estate Acquisitions LLC. $28,500
18. 1710 15th St. – MYG Real Estate Investments LLC to Providence Real Estate Acquisitions LLC. $25,000
19. 2009 Elm St. – J. Paul Kilgore Jr. and June H. Kilgore to Bare Brothers LLC. $11,500

Bedford County recorded the region’s highest sale overall, with New Lot 16, Phase 1 in Brookstone Estates AKA 1037 Deer Hollow Rd selling for $1.06 million. The seller was represented by Teresa Grant with Keller Williams Lynchburg.

Additional top sales included a $511,000 home located at 114 Barrington Ct, Hardy AKA Lot 6, section 3, Barrington Hills and 9732 Goodview Road, which sold for $480,000. Barrington Hills seller was represented by Michael Scott Gusler with Keller Williams Roanoke. A $430,000 transaction in Mountain Breeze Estates and a $425,000 sale in Whitcomb Woods further demonstrate the county’s strength in higher-end residential properties, particularly in lake-area and larger-lot communities.

Bedford County

1. New Lot 16, Phase 1, Brookstone Estates – Asher Joe Were and Janet Were to Jeremy and Andrea A. Lassiter. $1.06 million
2. Lot 6, Section 3, Barrington Hills – Kathy Lynn Brown and Jared Maline to Trisha Wetmore. $511,000
3. 9732 Goodview Road – Joseph W. and Janice G. Humphrey to Donna A. and Michael J. Roberts. $480,000
4. Tract 16, Mountain Breeze Estates – William Clayton Simmons and Leslie Ann Simmons, trustees to Carla R. Hart and Troy Carner. $430,000
5. Lot 7, Section 3, Whitcomb Woods – Beverly R. Craig to Robert E. Dawson. $425,000
6. Lot 9, Country Oaks Subdivision – William B. Cope III to Phillip Wilburn and Susan P. Alexander. $409,000
7. Unit 4, Building 10, Jefferson Villas at Forest – Wendy B. Stratton to Steven F. and Gayle G. Davis. $315,000
8. Lots 8 and 10, Section 3, Smithfield – Sara B. Bavely to Jaalen and Hannah Hurt. $269,000
9. Lot 5, Jeffrey Acres – Stanley Gain and Cheryl A. Gain to Davon A. Quick. $237,900
10. Lot 73, Section 2, Ashwood Townhomes – Pamela Hicks Wilmouth to Connie Luck Thomas. $215,000
11. Building 4, Unit 7, St. Christopher’s Landing Condominium – John and Dawn Stockbridge to Jonathan J. Fowler, Danielle M. Stockbridge, and Jake M. Stockbridge. $115,000

In Campbell County, the top transaction was Lot 7, Section 7 in Holiday Forest, which sold for $450,000. That was followed by a $390,000 sale in Robertson Village and a $310,000 home on Old Pocket Road. Homes in Rainbow Forest and Sunset Hills both sold in the mid-$200,000 range, reflecting demand for suburban neighborhoods with accessible price points.

Campbell County

1. Lot 7, Section 7, Holiday Forest – B.J. Hicks and Karoline Kristine Reichel to Kimberly S. Walsh and Conor Stoeppler. $450,000
2. Lot 5, Robertson Village – Kimberly Susan Walsh to Lonnie C. Reynolds. $390,000
3. 241 Old Pocket Road – Heidi Lynne Inman to Audrey Deneen Prophet Pray. $310,000
4. Lot 5, Section 3, Rainbow Forest – Nicholas G. Humphrey to Melody and Brian M. Watts II. $279,000
5. Lot 3, Section 1, Sunset Hills – Beverly Jean Johnson to Bryan C. and Ramona J. Ferguson. $275,000
6. 2421 Gough Road and additional parcel – George B. and Jessie C. Phillips to Carter Bradley Phillips. $275,000
7. Lot 76, Phase 2, Augusta Springs – Luke 10:27 LLC to JC Land & Timber LLC. $60,000
8. Lot 77, Phase 2, Augusta Springs – Luke 10:27 LLC to JC Land & Timber LLC. $60,000
9. Parcel, Johnson Creek Road – Timothy R. Wommack to Christopher Germeroth and Sarah Germeroth, trustees. $30,000

Amherst County’s highest-priced sale occurred in Amherst Plantation, where Tract 7 sold for $640,000. Tobacco Row Estates followed with a $395,000 sale, and a $329,900 transaction on River Road rounded out the top three.

Amherst County

1. Tract 7, Amherst Plantation – Eldridge James and Shawana Lynn Smith to Amy L. Feather and Troy Glenn Patterson. $640,000
2. Lot 7, Section 1, Tobacco Row Estates – Tyler Reid Howard and Alice Ann Howard to Bobby and Velvet Hux. $395,000
3. 2417 River Road – JS Cside LLC to Jason and Kayla Lutes. $329,900
4. 2357 Galts Mill Road – James A. and Amber L. Koebert to Christopher Golobish. $259,900
5. 193 Wright Shop Road – Stanley W. Gallier, Rodney G. Gallier Jr. and Devin W. Gallier to Keesha Moon. $199,900
6. Lot 2, Block 1, Silk Farm – Heaven Nicole Hunter to Allison Marie Spencer. $170,000
7. Parcel C, U.S. 60 (15.314 acres) – Dulwich Acres LLC to Almaliza L. Montemayor. $169,900
8. 414 Amelon Road – Jeffrey M. Thomas, Peyton R. Thomas Jr., Sharon T. Power, and Joanne T. Lowery to Jeffrey M. Thomas. $12,000

Meanwhile, in Appomattox County, the largest sale was a 104-acre parcel on Webb Mill Road at $280,000, followed by a $260,000 property on Stonewall Road and a $199,900 parcel in Meadow Lark Subdivision.

Appomattox County

1. Parcel, Webb Mill Road (104.279 acres) – Stacey D. Kurtz to John Coury Yesbeck. $280,000
2. 4095 Stonewall Road and additional parcel – David Jedwin and Catherine Tanner Brown to Joan Allison Tellefsen. $260,000
3. Parcel, Meadow Lark Subdivision – Joyce Paige Eggleston to Heaven Hunter. $199,900
4. Lot 5, Piney Ridge Road, and additional parcel – Connie F. Murray, Angela M. Mobley, Joseph T. Murray and William A. Murray to Connie F. Murray and Angela M. Mobley. $140,000
5. Parcel, Va. 641 (0.483 acres) – Edwin J. Friar Builder Inc. and Stroud Realty LLC to CPG Investments LLC. $100,000
6. Lots 4 and 5, Section 2, The Settlement – Luther R. Shepard to Mark W. Marston. $49,800

Building permit activity in Campbell County also reflected continued growth. The largest permit was issued for a new dwelling on Armistead Lane valued at $370,000. Three additional new homes on Levin Lane were each valued at $189,000. Commercial and renovation projects included a $120,000 commercial renovation on Wards Road and multiple residential improvements such as decks, additions, and solar panel installations. Together, these transactions and permits highlight a steadily developing Greater Lynchburg market.