These were the five highest-priced home sales reported in the Lynchburg Area, Virginia for the week ending November 1, 2026, and together they came to $3.06 million. Prices ran from $482,900 to $735,000, and the five sales were spread across Monroe, Gladys, Amherst, Lynchburg and Evington, with two in Amherst County, two in Campbell County and one in the city of Lynchburg.
Open land runs through much of the list. Three of the five homes sit on more than 16 acres, and the group ranges from a home built in the 1820s to one finished in the past decade, with a two-story with a pool in Lynchburg in between.
No. 1 — $735,000 · 141 Acorn Ln, Monroe, Virginia
The week’s top sale was a one-level home in Monroe set well back on 27.59 acres, a secluded, landscaped property with views of the mountains. Built in 2016, it is the newest home in this week’s Top 5. Golf and skiing are both within reach of the property.
The home has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 2,453 square feet, with board-and-batten siding and brick on the outside. Inside, vaulted ceilings rise over an open kitchen, living and dining area, and the kitchen has solid-surface counters. A gas-log fireplace warms the living room, and the primary bedroom is on the main level with its own bath and a walk-in closet. A mudroom opens off the back porch, and there are front and rear porches as well as a patio and a garden.
Below the main floor is a full, finished and heated basement with a game room, a wet bar and a workshop. It has both an inside staircase and its own walk-out entrance to the grounds.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed. Teresa Grant of Keller Williams was the listing agent, and Christy L. Johnson of Four Rivers Realty Group, Inc. represented the buyer. Keller Williams had two listings in this week’s Top 5, this one and the third-ranked sale in Amherst.
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No. 2 — $680,000 · 6385 Marysville Rd, Gladys, Virginia
At 76.20 acres, the farm on Marysville Road in Gladys has the most land of the five, and it is set up to be worked. About 20 acres are fenced for horses or cattle. There is open pasture and a stocked pond, along with walnut and pecan trees, apple and pear trees, blueberries and grapes, all mature enough to bear.
The outbuildings make the place. The property has an airplane hangar, a pole building, a tractor shed with a workshop, a two-stall barn with a tack room, a chicken coop and a greenhouse. Separate from the main home are a detached office, a studio and art room, and a room for a hot tub with its own shower.
The farmhouse itself dates to 1935 and has been restored. It has two stories, four bedrooms and two bathrooms, one full and one half, in 1,838 square feet, the smallest living area in this Top 5. The kitchen has been renovated with a custom farmhouse sink and a peninsula, there is a separate dining room and a pantry, and there is a wood-burning fireplace with a stove insert. Floors are hardwood, laminate and wood, and the home has front and rear porches as well as a garden. The property last sold for $399,900 in 2020.
Sky N. Pacot of LPT Realty, Inc was the listing agent.
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No. 3 — $616,000 · 841 Earley Farm Rd, Amherst, Virginia
The oldest home in this week’s Top 5 is Edloe Glades in Amherst, a Federal-style manor built in 1826 in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It sits on 16.23 acres of pasture and is also the largest home of the five, at 5,630 square feet.
The brick and wood-sided home has five bedrooms and six bathrooms, five full and one half, the most bathrooms in the group. Ceilings reach 11 feet, crown molding runs through the rooms, and some of the fireplace mantels are made of marble brought from New Orleans. The home has three fireplaces in all, burning both wood and gas. A great room, a separate dining room and a den share the main level with a bedroom, and the primary bedroom has its own bath and a walk-in closet. There is also an apartment and a wet bar.
Outside, there are front, rear and side porches, a balcony and a garden. The land has several barns, a stable, an airplane hangar and a pole building, and a golf course is nearby.
Mark Tomlin and Mason Wayne Thomas, both of Keller Williams, were the listing agents. Mark Tomlin also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale.
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No. 4 — $550,000 · 3459 Ivylink Pl, Lynchburg, Virginia
The only sale this week inside the city of Lynchburg, the home on Ivylink Place sits on 0.76 acres, the smallest lot of the five, in a private setting that borders Ivy Creek. The two-story brick and wood-sided home was built in 1967 and has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, four full and one half, and 3,941 square feet.
The layout gives the home two bedroom suites. One is on the main level, with a private bath, a fireplace and a door to the deck. The other is upstairs, along with three more bedrooms. Formal living and dining rooms sit on the main floor, and hardwood covers most of the main and upper levels. The kitchen has marble counters, custom cabinets, stainless appliances and a center island with a breakfast bar and a casual dining area.
The finished lower level has walk-out access and a recreation room with a fireplace, a full bath and storage. Out back are a landscaped yard, an in-ground pool and a private deck with a wood-burning fireplace of its own. The property last sold for $319,900 in 2016.
Robert Dawson of BHHS Dawson Ford Garbee was the listing agent, and Michael Patrick McGorman of Mark A. Dalton & Co., Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $482,900 · 29 Arrington Dr, Evington, Virginia
In Evington, the home on Arrington Drive is a two-story built in 2013 on 1.04 acres, finished in brick, stone and vinyl siding. It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two full and one half, and 2,170 square feet. The primary suite is on the main level with its own bath and a walk-in closet, and the same floor has a walk-in pantry and a laundry room. Hardwood runs through the main living areas, and a gas fireplace anchors the great room.
Recent additions are mostly outdoors: a newer patio shaded by a new awning, a new storage building for tools and equipment, and an added parking area off the driveway. The property last sold for $421,000 in 2021.
Hope Davis Metzger of Magnolia Mountain Realty was the listing agent, and Jeremy Bruce Phillips Sr. of BHHS Dawson Ford Garbee-Forest represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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