Southwest & Blue Ridge
Selling a Mobile Home in Montgomery County, Virginia
Montgomery County has about 3,896 manufactured homes, a large absolute number, though only 9.1% of its 42,794 housing units, because Virginia Tech and Radford push the overall housing count up (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019 to 2023 five-year estimates). Outside the university corridor, in Riner, Shawsville and Elliston, manufactured housing is common.
- Manufactured homes
- 3,896
- Share of housing
- 9.1%
- County seat
- Christiansburg
What the housing stock looks like here
This market has a genuine rental economy, so some of the homes we hear about are tenant-occupied. Others are owner-occupied on acreage in the valleys south and east of Christiansburg. Occupancy status changes the timeline more than the price, and we ask about it up front.
Who contacts us from Montgomery County
- Small landlords exiting a single rented mobile home
- Owners retiring or leaving the New River Valley
- Inherited homes on acreage in Riner or Shawsville
- Homes on rented lots in the Christiansburg area
Towns and communities we cover
Christiansburg, Blacksburg, Riner, Shawsville, Elliston, Pilot.
Montgomery County is well served by I-81 and US-460, which keeps in-person follow-up practical when a deal warrants it.
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