Bedford, Virginia
Population: 6,073
Located in Independent Cities - West County
Bedford is a small town that has recently been renovated. The city owns its own electric system which returns a contribution in lieu of taxes to the general town fund. This community also owns and maintains its own schools. Bedford is an independent city that acts as a community to make life better for all of its residents. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to Smith Mountain Lake, Bedford, Virginia is a celebration of history and natural wonder. Nestled in the midst of the majestic mountains, rolling hills and pasture land, Bedford invites you to surrender to its charms as Central Virginia's nostalgic respite from the daily hustle and bustle. Today, as in times past, the City of Bedford is the hub of the county. Business and retail establishments share the downtown area, the focal point of Bedford's historic district which still includes old tobacco warehouse buildings, storefronts from the 1890's, and gracious manor homes from the 1830's. Bedford is listed on the National Register of Historic Places with 218 contributing structures. Unique shops and restaurants line downtown streets, just waiting for antique shoppers and other shoppers. Located between the cities of Roanoke and Lynchburg, Bedford is one of the fastest growing areas west of I-95,Virginia's main artery. Its strategic location places Bedford within easy driving distance of nearly every attraction in the he historic plantation manor house Avenel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register. An up and coming tourist destination, Bedford offers something for everyone: nature lovers, treasure hunters, history buffs, adventurers, shoppers and anyone who likes small town living. Find homes for sale in Bedford Virginia
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