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This EarthCraft Certified home in the Park at Burnet Commons features a contemporary urban design, a 200 square foot roof-top deck and a 2-car garage! The first floor is highlighted by an open and efficient layout with an expansive chef's kitchen featuring granite counter tops, white cabinets, center island, stainless steel appliances and a breathtaking mountain view. The kitchen is open to the dining room and living room featuring an in-wall fireplace. The bedroom level boasts the primary suite with attached bath, 2 additional bedrooms, a full bath and the laundry closet. Make your way up to the roof top deck, but grab a refreshment from the wet bar on your way out! On the terrace level you will find another bedroom with an attached bath, plenty of storage and access to the 2-car garage! This home has a HERS Index Score of 59, meaning it is 41% more energy efficient. HOA includes annual gutter cleaning, common area maintenance, lawn care (mowing, fertilizer, weed treatment) and yard care (mulching, pruning) and the dog pickup bags/trash empty/replacement.
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In the 1960s, a University of Virginia professor was ousted following efforts to integrate Charlottesville’s racially segregated barber shops.
A Crozet man was killed in an early morning car crash on Saturday, according to Albemarle County police.
Brackney alleges that her firing was due to discrimination on the basis of race, color and sex.
Lisa Bendall will be the new athletic director at Albemarle High School.
The disease affects the retina and can lead to irreversible blindness. Over 200 million people worldwide have the disease and there's no FDA approved treatment.
Republican Rep. Bob Good says he’s kept his promises to the people of Virginia’s Fifth Congressional District. In a new 32-page report Good ex…
One in, one out for Virginia’s offensive line.
According to a study, VCU philosophy majors earned minimum wage five years after graduation, while UVA computer science majors made six figures.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin isn’t vetoing anything in the budgets the General Assembly adopted this month, but he is seeking changes to the spending plans to suspend the state gas tax for three months, loosen the rules for eligibility and funding of lab schools outside of local K-12 systems, and amend sentencing credits for prison inmates to prevent the release of more than 500 inmates this summer.
The $1 billion investment in a 1.7 million-square-foot factory is projected to create 1,760 jobs.
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