Living in Roanoke

Known as the “Star City of the South,” Roanoke is the largest city in Western Virginia as well as the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Well-known throughout Southwest Virginia as one of the best places to live for those who enjoy outdoor recreation, Roanoke offers a variety of hiking, mountain biking, cycling, and paddling experiences, all within the city limits. Its vibrant downtown is filled with local shops, breweries, and cultural hotspots. With a thriving arts scene, historic markets, and strong community spirit creating a dynamic yet welcoming atmosphere, Roanoke continues to remain a standout destination for visitors and a beloved home for residents.

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City of Roanoke Subdivisions

Airport

Belmont

Cherry Hill

Downtown

Edgewood-Summit Hills

Fairland

Fallon

Franklin-Colonial

Gainsboro

Garden City

Gilmer

Grandin Court

Greater Deyerle

Harrison

Hollins

Hurt Park

Kenwood

Loudon-Melrose

Mecca Gardens

Melrose-Rugby

Mill Mountain

Miller Court/Arrowood

Monterey

Morningside

Mountain View

Norwich

Old Southwest

Peachtree/Norwood

Preston Park

Raleigh Court

Ridgewood Park

Riverdale

Riverland/Walnut Hills

Roundhill

Shenandoah West

South Jefferson

South Roanoke

South Washington Heights

Southern Hills

Villa Heights

Wasena

Washington Heights

Washington Park

West End

Westview Terrace

Wildwood

Williamson Road

Wilmont

Roanoke, Virginia, US - Evening traffic in Roanoke downtown

The Social Scene

The City of Roanoke offers a small-city charm with big-city energy. Downtown hums with craft breweries, live music, and a thriving arts scene, from the Taubman Museum to the iconic City Market. Foodies can indulge in farm-to-table dining, while outdoor enthusiasts gather at rooftop bars after a day on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Whether you're into nightlife, culture, or outdoor adventure, Roanoke’s social scene has something for everyone.

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