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About Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount is a small town in the Roanoke region of Virginia, which serves as the county seat of Franklin County. Rocky Mount offers small-town living close to Roanoke, as well as a variety of outdoor activities.
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Rocky Mount, VA Real Estate Statistics
- Total Homes60
- Avg. Size In Sq. Ft.2,031
- Avg. Age In Years50
- Avg. Days On Market74
- Minimum Price$110,100
- Maximum Price$1,649,000
- Average Price$383,514
- Avg. Price Per Sq. Ft.$189
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Rocky Mount Home & Community Information
As of the 2020 census, Rocky Mount has a population of just under 5,000 people, with the median age being a little over 41. The median household income is about $42,000, and the median property value is $143,000. Browse the latest real estate listings in Rocky Mount, VA.
Schools & Education
The Rocky Mount area is served by Franklin County Public Schools. Rocky Mount Elementary teaches students in grades pre-K-5, while Benjamin Franklin Middle School serves grades 6-8. Grades 9-12 go to Franklin County High School.
Employment Opportunities
There are plenty of jobs of all types available in and around Rocky Mount. The largest industries in the area include educational services, manufacturing, and retail trade. There are also a variety of other jobs available, from clerical and food service opportunities to executive positions. Whatever kind of job you're looking for, you can find it here in Rocky Mount.
Things to Do in Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount's year-round farmers' market can be found in Citizen Square, where a variety of local vendors sell everything from fresh produce to eggs and meats to jams and jellies to soaps and lotions to wood furniture and more.
Waid Park is great for hiking, biking, picnics, and more, and has some of the most beautiful views in the area. There's also great hiking at the Grassy Hill Natural Area Preserve, which features more than 6.5 miles of trails. If you're into kayaking or canoeing, check out Pigg River and Blackwater River. Or if you want to fish, try Gilly's Park—a hidden fishing hole that the locals love.
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This is just a taste of what you can expect, living in Rocky Mount. Want to explore more of our incredible region? Check out our Live Local page for our agents' favorite places to eat, drink, play and shop. And if you're ready to make this beautiful city your new home, contact us. We'll help you get to know the town better and find the property of your dreams.
Rocky Mount, VA FAQs
What is the general character and location of Rocky Mount?
Rocky Mount is a small town situated within the Roanoke region of Virginia and functions as the county seat for Franklin County. It is characterized by its small-town living atmosphere and its proximity to both the city of Roanoke and various outdoor recreation sites.
What is the current state of the local real estate market?
The residential market in the area features homes with an average size of 2,030 square feet and an average age of 50 years. On average, properties stay on the market for 64 days and have a mean price of 381,738 dollars. The market includes a wide range of options from multi-family units and land to waterfront and luxury properties.
Which schools serve families in the area?
Students in the region are served by Franklin County Public Schools. Children attend Rocky Mount Elementary for grades pre-K through five, followed by Benjamin Franklin Middle School for grades six through eight, and finally Franklin County High School for grades nine through twelve.
What are the primary employment opportunities?
The region offers a diverse array of jobs, with the largest employment sectors being educational services, manufacturing, and retail trade. Other available roles range from clerical and food service positions to executive-level opportunities.
What recreational activities are available for residents?
Residents can visit the year-round farmers' market in Citizen Square for local produce and goods. Outdoor options include hiking and biking at Waid Park and the Grassy Hill Natural Area Preserve, as well as kayaking, canoeing, and fishing on the Pigg River, Blackwater River, and at Gilly's Park.
What are some popular neighborhoods in the region?
There are numerous subdivisions for prospective buyers to consider, such as Lynville On The Lake, Tanglewood Hills, Woodbrook, and Windy Gap Mountain Village. Other notable residential areas include Black Rock Acres, Briar Mountain Estates, Chestnut Creek, and Foxwood Village.
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