Charlottesville Homes For Sale
5056 Scottsville Rd Charlottesville VA 22902
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Showing posts with label charlottesville homes for sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charlottesville homes for sale. Show all posts
Friday, August 29, 2014
Charlottesville Homes For Sale - 5056 Scottsville Rd Charlottesville VA 22902
Friday, December 6, 2013
Charlottesville Real Estate Market Update
Charlottesville Real Estate
Search the latest homes for sale in Charlottesville Virginia
There are currently 583 single family homes for sale in Charlottesville Virginia. See them all!
Search Charlottesville Real Estate and the single family homes for sale by price range
Charlottesville homes up to $200,000 Charlottesville Real Estate between $200,000 and $400,000 Single family homes btween 400K and 500K Cville homes for sale from $500,000 to $600,000 Charlottesville homes priced at $600,000 to $800,0000 Cville homes price from 800K to 1 million Charlottesville homes over 1 million
There are 10 new listings in Charlottesville
- 270 Rivanwood Drive listed at $640,000 offering 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- 1378 Singleton Ln listed at $479,900 offering 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- 1820 Wickham Pl listed at $425,000 with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms
- 301 Crestfield Ct listed at $299,900 with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 304 Camellia Dr listed at $235,000 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 103 Longwood Dr listed at $239,900 with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 110 Elkhorn Rd listed at $315,000 with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- 2606 Huntington Rd listed t $260,000 with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- 4296 Garth Rd listed at 249,900 with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
- 1783 Hearthglow Ln listed at $299,990 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
Eight properties in Charlottesville have had price reductions
- 166 Spring Mountain Rd had reduced the price by .1% from $239,900 to $214,900
- 2742 Mcelroy Dr has reduced by .1% from $239,900 to 214,900
- 1430 Forest Ridge Rd reduced the price by .05% from $209,900 to $199,900
- 824 Dry Bridge Rd has reduced by .14% from $350,000 to $300,000
- 402 Fairway Ave has reduced by .06% from $153,900 to $144,900
- 333 Monticello Rd has reduced by .02% from $$490,000 to $480,000
- 1094 Mohican Trail has been reduced by .26% from $250,000 to $185,000
- 981 Rockledge Dr is reduced by .08% from $375,600 to $345,000
Five properties have soldso far in December 2013
- 413 Ednam Dr has sold for $880,000
- 1177 River Chase Ridge sold at $419,000
- 114 Chestnut Ridge Rd sold for $375,000
- 1323 E Market St sold for $254,000
- 131 Goodman St sold for $210,000
Interested in selling your Charlottesville property?
Contact Sherry Hayward, Listing Specialist! (434) 515-1592 and click below to get your Charlottesville real estate and house value!
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
6121 Rockfish Vally Hwy Afton Va PRICE DROP!
Price Reduction
6121 Rockfish Valley Hwy Afton VA 22920
Just minutes to area wineries, breweries, Nellysford Farmers Market and great local shopping and dining and 30 minutes to Charlottesville!
Carefully restored with attention to details bringing this 1920's built classic
back to life blending the new with the beauty of the old. Complementing the new
are original pine flooring, solid wood interior doors with the vintage hardware,
French doors, classic wood trim & door framing, arched entryways, leaded
glass windows with transoms, 9' ceilings & spacious rooms throughout.
Renovated kitchen w/granite, ceramic tile, custom cherry cabinetry & new
appliances. Just minutes to Wintergreen!
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Take a look at all of the homes for sale in Nelson County Virginia!
Don't see what your looking for?
Call, text or email me!
703-655-2223
shayward@kw.com
www.cvillehomesforsale.com
Interested In Selling Your Home?
Can a Comparative Market Analysis Help You?
To get the most accurate estimate of how much you should list your property for, your real estate agent can provide you with a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). A CMA is an informal estimate of market value, based on sales of comparable properties in your area. It generally takes into account various aspects of your home, including size, features and annual costs. Reviewing comparable homes that have sold within the past year, along with the listing or asking price on current homes for sale, should help you determine a fair sale price for your property.CMAs can include homes that are currently for sale and those which have recently sold. They can cover areas as narrow as one or two streets surrounding your home, or as broad as an entire subdivision.
Most real estate agents will give you a CMA for free, hoping you'll list your home with them. Each CMA contains valuable information on several recent sales, including:
- How long each property stayed on the market
- How close the sale price was to the asking price
- Notes comparing each home to yours, i.e.; number of bedrooms and baths, approximate square footage, sizes of major rooms, amenities such as fireplaces and pools, age of the home, property taxes and more.
Remember, too, that the CMA is also a buying tool; it is considered just as seriously by the buyer and his or her agent. As you and your agent are going to use the CMA to ask the highest possible price for your home, the buyer is going to use it to find reasons to either choose or eliminate your home, and to arrive at the lowest price possible.
Call me today to schedule an appointment!
Sherry Hayward
Listing Specialist
Keller Williams Realty
(703) 655-2223
Sunday, April 28, 2013
5056 Scottsville Rd Charlottesville VA
Beauty And Convenience Just 10 Minutes To Charlottesville!
Take a virtual tour here!
| Detached, Ranch - CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 5056 Scottsville Rd Picturesque setting on 2 1/2 acres suitable for horses. Carefully structured open floor plan maximizes the square footage. Features include an eat-in kitchen w/pantry & center island with easy access to the deck. Master suite w/sitting room, walk-in closet, bathroom with Jaquzzi tub, separate shower & ceramic top vanity. Walk-out lower level w/family room large enough for a pool table, storage room, wood stove for heating. Endless possibilities for future expansion incl more bedrms & bathrooms | ||||||||||||||||
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Down-Payment
Got
You Down?
For many Americans, "coming up" with a down-payment for their first home purchase can be a major roadblock -- and quite often the reason for renting, rather than owning, a home.
A "down-payment" is the difference between the home's purchase price and its mortgage amount. This percentage of the sale price must be paid up-front and can vary by lender, location, and loan program. A higher down-payment generally translates into lower loan interest rate requirements.Typically, a down-payment comes from personal cash savings, but it can also be a gift that is not to be repaid, or a borrowed amount secured by assets.
While conventional loan down-payments may be close to 20% of the sale price, government loans typically have lower down-payment requirements. This allows potential homebuyers who normally cannot meet down-payment requirements an opportunity to qualify for a mortgage. Keep in mind that down-payments that are less than 20% of the sale price typically require mortgage insurance payments.
Down-Payment Assistance Programs
Fortunately, there are programs and organizations that can help you with your down-payment requirements:Government Loan Programs - Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) may offer assistance in paying your up-front cash requirements. These programs can significantly reduce your down-payment requirements. You may also want to contact your local Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community Builders to find out what local down-payment assistance programs are available.
State Housing Authorities - State agencies may offer down-payment assistance programs in your state.
Private Mortgage Insurance - Private insurance companies that offer you the opportunity to finance some of your down-payment requirements. This allows lenders to accept lower down-payments than they would normally allow.
10 Things You Should Know Before Buying a Home
| 1. | Before you start looking for a home, get
pre-qualified for a loan. Banks, credit unions, and mortgage bankers make
home loans; mortgage brokers process loans through a variety of lenders. The
lenders will take an application, process the loan documents, and see the loan
through to the funding stage. |
| 2. | If you have marginal or bad credit, consult your
lender. You may be able to qualify for a loan depending on how long ago and
what reason(s) caused the bad credit. |
| 3. | You will need a down-payment. Down-payment
requirements vary depending on the type of loan. Many down-payment assistance
programs exist. These programs may loan or grant you the funds necessary for the
down-payment. Consult with a lender about programs available in your
area. |
| 4. | You will need funds for closing costs.
Closing costs are charges for services related to the closing of your real
estate transaction. They include, but are not limited to: Escrow fees, title
policy issuance fees, mortgage insurance fees, fire, flood, and homeowners
insurance, county recorder fees, & loan origination fees. Consult your
lender for an actual estimate of these costs. |
| 5. | Some loans have "points" and some do not. A
point is a loan origination fee equivalent to 1% of the loan amount. Together
with the interest rate, they constitute the yield on your loan for the
lender. |
| 6. | 
Mortgage rates can be fixed or adjustable. Which one is right for you
depends on whether mortgage rates are at a high or a low point when you
purchase, and on how long you plan to live in the home. |
| 7. | There are two main types of loan categories.
Conventional Loans. Conventional mortgage loans are available with fixed or
adjustable interest rates. Government Loans. These include FHA fixed and
adjustable rate mortgage loans, and VA fixed rate mortgage
loans. |
| 8. | If you are a low-to-moderate-income homebuyer,
there are special programs designed to help you. These loans are available
through private lenders, as well as local and state housing
agencies. |
| 9. | You may have to pay mortgage insurance.
Mortgage insurance protects the lender from potential loss if you should default
on your mortgage loan payment. Mortgage insurance is always required on FHA
mortgage loans. |
| 10. | Many organizations offer home loan counseling to prospective homebuyers. They will cover home selection, realtor services, lenders, loan programs, homeownership responsibilities, saving for a down-payment, and other important pieces of information. |
Saturday, February 23, 2013
LAST CHANCE!! There Is Just ONE Home Left!
LAST CHANCE!! There Is Just ONE Home Left!
A rare find in Fontana with a level, fenced and professionally landscaped lot with privacy!
1117 Olympia Drive Charlottesville VA
Open bright floor plan with windows stretching from the floor to ceiling! The kitchen opening to the family room with hardwood floors and a gas fireplace. 4 large bedrooms, master suite with tray ceiling, walk-in closet and attached luxury bathroom, play room off the nursery, hardwood, ceramic and slate flooring, kitchen has a breakfast nook and bar, granite counters and new GE Signature stainless steel appliances (gas range). Over-sized side load 2 car garage with plenty of storage space and a built-in workshop. More storage in the floored attic with pull down stairs.
Check out the latest market statistics, pricing trends, school scores and get all of the community info for Fontana In Charlottesville.
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Interested in Selling??
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