Welcome to New River Oaks

   New River Oaks is a gated mountain community surrounded by lush natural landscapes located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia, minutes from a world of activities. Wake up each morning to fresh mountain air, breathtaking views and the peace and quiet of the rolling hills. Experience the four seasons by snow skiing in the winter, picking flowers in the spring, hiking the Blue Ridge Parkway in the summer and biking the Virginia Creeper trail under a blanket of autumn colors. All of these activities are located nearby and will provide year round enjoyment.

   Our serene setting is the perfect place to relax and reflect with nature while rocking on the back porch surrounded by abundant wildlife, natural hardwoods and gentle breezes. Ponds, creeks and walking trails await those who want to explore the community and get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

   For those enjoying outdoor activities, the choices are endless and include golf, rock climbing, horseback riding, fishing, bird watching and are all located within a short distance. There is something for everyone: from historical museums and walking tours, to antique shopping, music festivals and craft fairs. For those enjoying a more leisurely pace, stroll though Mount Airy, the hometown of Andy Griffith.

   Our scenic home sites are the perfect backdrop for you and your family to enjoy relaxing moments together. So why wait, purchase your mountain home site today and build your dream home when the time is right!  Our management team has been developing, designing and building mountain communities in North Carolina and Virginia since 1994. This expertise will help create a mountain paradise for second homes, magnificent vacations or year round living. Our development team is available to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to assisting you in finding the perfect property to make your dreams a reality.

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GPS: N 36' 48.896' W 080'55.538'

I 77 to exit 24.  Go west on SR 69 for 3 miles, turn left on 636 and proceed 1.4 miles, turn left on 635 and proceed .9 miles.  Entrance will be on your right.