Walkable and Bikeable: The compact nature of the City, along with miles of sidewalks and a growing amount of bike lanes, makes Charlottesville the region's most pedestrian and bike-friendly community.
At the heart of it all. The City of Charlottesville is the hub of Central Virginia - restaurants, the arts and music scene, and UVA are all right here.
Key Features
Urban Culture Center: From the University of Virginia to Live Arts to the Paramount Theater, the City of Charlottesville packs an amazing amount of culture into 10 square miles.
Craving a different kind of breakfast food?
If you're not on foot, it might be hard to spot, but once you go, you won't forget the crazy-yummy crepes. Thin, tasty, sweet or savory, for a meal or just dessert, this place has a long line most days for a reason.
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Nest Picks
The Corner
This famous stretch of blocks hosts a cross section of UVa student life. Bars, restaurants, and Wahoo novelty shops line this historical "corner."
Belmont Neighborhood
A neighborhood popular for its mix of housing styles, corner convenience stores, coffee shops and restaurants... all within walking distance of Downtown.
The Downtown Mall
One of only a handful of classic pedestrian malls in America, the Downtown Mall features local shopping, dinning, and entertainment.
Charlottesville Neighborhoods Featured Neighborhoods
All Charlottesville Neighborhoods
- 1800 Jefferson Park Avenue
- 5th Street Flats
- Belmont
- Belmont Lofts
- Belmont Village
- Blue Ridge/Meadowbrook Hills
- Brookwood (Charlottesville City)
- Burnet Commons
- Carter's View
- Cedars Court Condominiums
- Cherry Hill
- Court Square Condominiums
- Cream Street 10
- Fifeville
- Fry's Spring
- Greenbrier/Rutledge
- Holsinger Condominiums
- Huntley