Five single-family homes in five towns and three counties make up the highest-priced home sales reported in Central Shenandoah Valley, Virginia for the week ending November 8, 2026. Together they sold for $3.44 million.
The list runs from established neighborhoods in Penn Laird and Waynesboro to wooded land in Elkton and Staunton, with a stop in the resort community of Massanutten. Every one of the five was built between 1972 and 2006, and on one sale the same agent worked both sides.
No. 1 — $1,020,500 · 144 Steeplechase Dr, Penn Laird, Virginia
The top sale of the week was a French Provincial home in the Bridlewood neighborhood of Penn Laird, which sold for $1,020,500. Built of brick in 2006, it is both the newest and the largest home in the group, with 5,559 square feet, four bedrooms and five bathrooms on 1.07 acres with mountain views.
The entrance foyer rises two stories, with an Imperial staircase at its center and a chandelier overhead. The mountains can be seen from the dining and living rooms, from a reading nook and a terrace, and even from the primary bath. The kitchen is done in a French country style and is open to the great room and a veranda. There is a home office, the home has hardwood floors and high ceilings, and the primary suite has a steam shower and a fireplace, one of several gas fireplaces in the home.
Below the main floors, a recently finished walk-out lower level serves as a game and recreation room with space to exercise, and it could be converted into a guest suite. The grounds have mature professional landscaping, front and rear porches and a patio, and the oversized two-car garage faces the rear. The property last sold for $840,000 in 2024.
Melinda Beam of Melinda Beam Shenandoah Valley Real Estate was the listing agent, and the home went under contract 13 days after it was listed. Suzanne Bothamley of Funkhouser Real Estate Group represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $650,000 · 812 Meadowbrook Rd, Waynesboro, Virginia
In the Brandon Court neighborhood of Waynesboro, a brick Tudor on a golf course sold for $650,000. Built in 1972, it is the oldest home among the five, and its 1.03 acres have views of the course and of the mountains.
The home has 5,557 square feet, four bedrooms and five bathrooms, with the primary bedroom on the main floor. Wood beam ceilings and parquet floors give the interior its character. A den with a bar and a family room with a fireplace are made for gatherings, and the eat-in kitchen has an island.
The full walk-out basement has a recreation room, a workshop and a storage room. Outside, a large covered patio has its own wet bar, and the grounds include gardens, a fence and a shed. The property last sold for $347,000 in 2015.
RICHARD CLARK of WESTHILLS LTD. REALTORS was the listing agent, and JESSICA SAADUT of MONTAGUE, MILLER & CO. – WESTFIELD represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $598,000 · 19806 Huckleberry Rd, Elkton, Virginia
On Huckleberry Mountain in Elkton, a 1999 home on 9.97 private acres, partly wooded and partly cleared, sold for $598,000. The home has 2,107 square feet, three bedrooms and three bathrooms, along with a bonus room that can work as an office, a media room or space for guests. A large deck runs along the back.
Besides the attached two-car garage, there is a detached workshop measuring 30 by 32 feet, fitted with a mini-split system. Shenandoah National Park, the Shenandoah River and Massanutten Resort are all nearby. The property last sold for $322,000 in 2020.
Robbie Roach of Massanutten Realty listed the home, which went under contract 30 days after it reached the market. Jared Siglin of Real Broker LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $595,000 · 134 Page Ct, Mc Gaheysville, Virginia
A contemporary home in Massanutten with a rock waterfall beside a koi pond sold for $595,000. Built in 1984, it sits on a wooded cul-de-sac lot of 0.34 acres, the smallest of the five, that backs to trees. The home has a wraparound deck and a screened back porch, and the community has a pool.
Inside, the living room is two stories tall and has a gas log fireplace. The kitchen island has bar seating, and sliding glass doors lead from the dining area to the screened porch. The home’s 3,710 square feet are spread over three levels. The primary bedroom and its bath are on the main level, and four more bedrooms and three full bathrooms are upstairs, for five bedrooms in all, the most in this group. The walk-out basement adds room for games, hobbies or guests, and there is a two-car garage and a Tesla charger. The property last sold for $397,500 in 2021.
The home went under contract 12 days after it was listed and sold at its full asking price. Amanda Downs of Samson Properties was the listing agent, and Erin Kavanagh of EXP Realty, LLC represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $575,000 · 1054 Eidson Creek Rd, Staunton, Virginia
The most land in this group came with the smallest home: a 1993 home of 1,440 square feet on 11.83 acres in the Arbor Hills area of Staunton, in Augusta County. It sold for $575,000. The property combines open yard with wooded acreage.
The main level has hardwood floors, a great room and a primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and its own private patio. The great room opens to a two-level deck above a spacious fenced yard, and there is an outdoor hot tub. Two more bedrooms and a full bath are upstairs, for three bedrooms and two bathrooms in all. The former detached garage is now a shop, and the other outbuildings include a potting shed and covered storage for a mower. The property last sold for $449,000 in 2023.
RED OAK REALTORS LLC TEAM of REAL BROKER LLC was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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