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“It’s a real mix of economics, artists, and old-fashioned fun.”

“...we want to provide a community where people want to return”

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Old Southwest Charm -by Sara Cox

History is steeped in every corner of Old Southwest and South Roanoke. Old Southwest, with boundaries including Marshall Avenue SW to the north, Jefferson Street to the east, the railroad to the south and 10th Street to the west includes turn-ofthe-century homes, Highland Park Elementary School, the 33-acre Highland Park, and some of the Valley’s oldest churches.

South Roanoke, developed in the 1900s, now includes small businesses, restaurants, a post office and tree-lined streets. Its boundaries are Mill Mountain to the east, Franklin Road to the west, Yellow Mountain and Garden City to the south, and Reserve Avenue to the north.

The two neighborhoods, while demographically and architecturally distinct, are both

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notable for their grand history. For instance, South Roanoke was part of a land grant of 1,910 from King George II in 1746. Old Southwest’s development began in 1890 when the land was annexed by the City from Roanoke County.

Pictured: Footbridge over the Roanoke River

“Inclusive-exclusive with a plethora of housing types from single family to apartments to condos.”

Today, both neighborhoods boast devoted homeowners and shop owners who revel in the increasing diversity. For example, Neighbors in South Roanoke’s president Barbara Duerk calls her neighborhood “inclusive-exclusive with a plethora of housing types from

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THE CITY! single family to apartments to condos. We have a village center, a village green, a post office, restaurants, sidewalks and an awardwinning school,” referring to Crystal Spring Elementary School. Crystal Spring itself is a storyline, having originally been called Big Spring, then Fountain, then McClanahan’s Spring, and finally its currently name.

“Older homes that have really good bones and were built when a 4 x 4 was really a 4 x 4.”

Duerk describes South Roanoke as a biking and walking community with bike racks at the elementary school, cross walks, and close proximity to downtown. The organiza-

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tion’s concerns reflect that those who live in this neighborhood value its history. “The tree growth is reaching its life expectancy, and we’ve been looking into a neighborhood connector to the Greenway,” she says.

Duerk, who moved back to the neighborhood where she grew up, is encouraged by young couples who are now moving in and remodeling some of the older homes “that have really good bones and were built when a 4 x 4 was really a 4 x 4.” She pointed out that South Roanoke has accommodated an aging population with apartments and condos, as well as an updated and rezoned neighborhood plan that makes it easier to take out remodeling loans. “This is the story we want to tell, that we want to provide a community where people want to return,” she said.

“...we want to provide a community where people want to return” Aaron Deal, chef-partner of The River and Rail Restaurant on Crystal Spring Avenue, established his Southern- and French-focused restaurant about 7.5 years ago, after pitching the idea to the other owners who had purchase the old Lipes Pharmacy. Currently he is opening a retail beer/wine/deli next door, in the old Tinnell’s Finer Foods building. He says that this new venture will feature about 30 to 40 seats. The appeal of this location along Crystal Spring was immediate, said Deal.

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“We see a regular amount of foot traffic from the neighborhood about two to three times a week. The neighborhood has been hugely supportive and has kept us alive.”

He also sees regional and Eastern seaboard traffic. “It’s funny to walk in the dining room and know everyone, and sometimes know no one. Any given night it’s a whole mix,” he says.

“The clientele genuinely appreciates and understands the impact we are trying to make” He said South Roanoke neighbors have great energy, a tremendous amount of influ-

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away,” she said. “I kind of look at my restaurant like a neighborhood watering hole.

It’s more like Richmond, smack in the middle of a neighborhood with older homes. It has that appeal.”

Old Southwest neighbors feel just as strongly about their niche. This area is the City’s largest historic district and includes a convenience store, businesses, a residential population, churches, the school and the park.

“It’s a real mix of economics, artists, and old-fashioned fun.”

Evie Edman, owner of Evie’s Bistro and Bakery on 4th Street SW, relocated from Tower’s Shopping Mall in 1996 because of an old, vacant building that used to be a bakery and was too good an opportunity to pass by. “Our timing was really good with it.

We have quite a few businesses over here – lawyers, medical offices, and Highland Park school – and Evie’s Bistro took off right

More so, she said, with the park nearby. She described it as an area that people stroll through, looking at the beautiful homes, allowing themselves to breath in the sense of community. It’s close to downtown, to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital, the park, Mill Mountain Star … “You can watch the fireworks right on our sidewalk. People have grown up with us, and now they bring their

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She says Old Southwest is on a positive trajectory. On Walnut Street, she said, some homes are selling for $650,000. “It’s a real mix of economics, artists, and old-fashioned fun.”

Hite said he has “brought it back to where it once was,” adding Boar’s Head meats and a better wine selection. “I love Old Southwest, and I like the historical facet of this neighborhood. My house was on the parlor tour a couple of years ago.”

Stephen Hite, owner of Sunnyside Market, bought the business almost three years ago.

He and his partner have also bought a 1913 restored home on 8th street in Old Southwest. He says the store’s clientele varies from lower income to well-to-do, “just like old Southwest. It’s very eclectic and very loyal. We have our regulars, for the most part.

Sunnyside has always had, from what I gathered, an extensive amount of groceries.”

The building dates to 1927, and it’s been a grocery/convenience store the whole time.

One of the most notable homes in Old Southwest is the Alexander-Gish home, built about 1830 with a gazebo added to it in 1900. Today, people can enjoy the story of the house that is one of the oldest in Roanoke during a parlor tour that runs December 7 and 8 and includes this home as well as others. This event, a fundraiser for the neighborhood, is on property that has been a home site since before 1750. In fact, Nannie Gish sold the land to the City for Highland Park in 1901.

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Residents of Old Southwest are determined to keep this area vital. Miller’s Hill is a project that involves revitalizing 17 of 20 homes on the 400 block of Day Avenue to their original glory of single-family dwellings. Another project, Neighbors Helping Neighbors, is directly benefitted by the parlor tour fundraiser and aims to help neighbors in need, either financially or physically, maintain their homes.

This event earned Old Southwest first place for Best Neighborhood of the Year at the 2009 Virginia Neighborhood Conference.

Duerk pointed out that South Roanoke and Old Southwest have a lot in common. Most of the housing in both neighborhoods is early 1900s, both have businesses, revitalization, schools and parks.

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Interseed Your Lawn A summer of heavy use can take its toll on even the healthiest of lawns. If your turf has some thin or bare patches, fall is the ideal time to reseed. A turf specialist at a garden shop or university extension office can help you choose the right kind of seed for your local conditions.

After spreading the seed, water lightly and frequently (if it doesn’t rain) to keep the soil slightly damp until the seed germinates.

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Winterize Your Irrigation System If the ground in your area freezes down to the depth of your irrigation pipes during the winter, be sure to shut off the water to the system and drain the pipes before the first freeze.

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Any object that sits on your grass all winter can create a dead spot. To protect your lawn, remove toys, furniture and other items from the grass. Be sure to cover or store anything that’s not designed to be out in the rain or snow indoors.

Prep Your Equipment for Spring Lawn Care

In addition to seeding, another great way to get a jumpstart on spring is to give your lawn mower a tune-up. By sharpening the blades before you put it away for the winter, it will be ready to get back to work when the grass starts growing again in the spring.

Check Your Roof Gutters & Spouts Leaks can lead to costly water damage, so check for potential trouble spots now, before the winter storms start. Look for broken shingles and damaged flashing around vents, chimneys and skylights; clean the leaves out of your gutters; and add extensions to your downspouts if the water runs less than three feet away from the foundation of the house.

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Roanoke

Handy, Kelly C. to Vickie Thomasson, 1819 Westover Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $165,000 11/04/2019.

Freedman and Maria C. Freedman, 1806 Angus Road N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $182,000 11/08/2019.

Askey, Arthur W. and Joyce Q. Askey to Kenneth L. Parker and Judy B. Parker, 1921 Cambridge Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $308,000 11/04/2019.

Hevener, Joann to John A. Carter Rental Properties LLC, 2704ChathamSt. N.W. RoanokeVA 24012, $105,000 11/05/2019.

Whitlock, Clara L. to Jennifer C. Dudley, 2813 Avenel Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $185,000 11/07/2019

Central Investors Limited Partnership to Lawco Real Estate LLC, 127 Centre Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $375,000 11/07/2019.

Hinkley, Cheryl to Jeffrey Duncan, 2644 Fairway Drive S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $180,800 11/08/2019.

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Cornerstone Real Estate Investing LLCto Frontus LLC, 5046 Williamson Road Roanoke VA 24012, $545,000 11/06/2019.

Three W. Corp. to B and C Management Holdings LLC, 3801 Blue Ridge Drive S.W. Roanoke VA 24018, $1,500,000 11/08/2019.

$200,000 to $300,000 Bowman, Deanna C. to Tightlines 21 LLC, 1501 and 1515 Shenandoah Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $225,000 11/08/2019.

Connell, Brian and Cathy Connell to Terrie H. Beall, 2131 Sherwood Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $225,000 11/06/2019.

Lira, Jefferey A. to Amy J. Milliken, 1802 Avon Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $239,950 11/08/2019.

Machac,Mary K. and JEG Realty Inc. to Kelly C. Clark, 2725 Deerfield Road S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $249,000 11/08/2019.

$100,000 to $200,000 Equity Trustees LLC to OAA Properties LLC, 1618 Westside Blvd.

N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $105,000 11/05/2019.

Gentiluomo, Andrew to Ashlee C. Mc Craw, 2706 Hillcrest Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $105,000 11/08/2019.

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Hunsicker, Jeremey and Sabrian Hunsicker to L Investors LLC, 1923 Canterbury Road Roanoke VA 24015, $113,000 11/05/2019.

Jarrett, Donald A. Jr. and Cynthia P. Jarrett to Adam Summers, 2818 and 2820 Dell Ave. Roanoke VA 24012, $125,000 11/08/2019.

Jarrett, Donald A. Jr. and Cynthia P. Jarrett to Adam Summers, 2824 and 2826 Dell Ave. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $125,000 11/08/2019.

$50,000 to $100,000 2 Aces LLC to Tran Kim Loan Thi and Le Thai Xuan, 3608 Troutland Ave. Roanoke VA 24017, $65,000 11/07/2019.

Beaty, Dale F. and Mavis W. Beaty Estate to Kepam Real Estate Investors LLC, 2025 Wayne St. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $56,248 11/08/2019.

Clements, Gary C. Sr. to Elizabeth J. Yates-Merit, 1914 Hanover Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $67,500 11/04/2019.

Equity Trustees LLC to Downtown Holdings LLC,1105 Pechin Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $51,000 11/06/2019.

LaPlant, Thomas and Patti LaPlant to Paula D. Layman, 4536 Pennsylvania Ave. N.E. Roanoke, VA 24019, $157,000 11/08/2019.

Gentiluomo, Andrew to Ashlee C. Mc Craw, 1550 Riverdale Road S.E. Roanoke VA 24014, $81,000 11/08/2019.

Lyle, Crystalto Pamela S.McBride, 318 Frontier Road N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $145,000 11/06/2019.

Haislip, Thomas Scott and Rebecca J. Haislip to BenjaminW. Silcox, 1821 Bluemont Ave. S.W. Unit Q Roanoke VA 24015, $77,500 11/08/2019.

Meisel, Rebecca L. to Tyler E. Schwartz and Brook J. Schwartz, 2612 Alberta Ave. S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $194,000 11/07/2019.

Lambert, James K .to Walter Lee Davis Jr.,1732 Carroll Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $70,000 11/04/2019.

Mohler, Harrison C. to Pin Stack LLC, 185 Christian Ave. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $122,450 11/06/2019.

Lee, Richard L. and Ngoc-Anh Thi Luong to Richard I. WyrickJr., 539 Rutherford Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24016, $57,000 11/08/2019.

Murillo, Ella E. to Paul W. Payne and David L. Payne, 4757 Nelms Lane N.E. Roanoke VA 24019, $159,950 11/07/2019.

Wash, William P. to Divine Enterprises LLC, 2526 Derwent Drive S.W. Roanoke VA 24015, $105,000 11/04/2019.

Whitbeck, Jeanne E. to Joshua A.

Orenstein Property Holdings LLC to Landon M. Arrington, 1416 Greenbrier Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $58,050 11/05/2019.

Poindexter, Xavier L. and Norma B. Poindexter Estate to Ruth Trent, 1535Andrews Road N.W. RoanokeVA 24017, $85,000 11/08/2019.

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Smith, Keisha J. to Matthew Neighbors and Nicole Hypes, 2909 Glenrose Ave. N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $87,950 11/07/2019.

Stephen K. Christenson PC to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 1502 22nd St. N.E. Roanoke VA 24012, $72,956 11/04/2019.

Stephen K. Christenson PC to VirginiaHousingDevelopment Authority, 1721 11th St. N.W. Roanoke VA 24012, $51,634 11/04/2019.

Tucker, Jason S. and Sarah B. Tucker to City View LLC, 1169 Bernard Ave. S.E. Roanoke VA 24013, $56,250 11/08/2019.

Roanoke County Over $300,000

Noel, James H. Jr. and Carolyn Sue Noel to Thomas E. Hale and Hope C. Hale,1508 Olde Course Lane Salem VA 24153, $349,950 11/06/2019.

Rucker, Christopher K. and Karen P. Ruckerto Bryan E. Galazka andMeredith L. Galazka, 6236 Sedgewick Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $329,900 11/08/2019.

$200,000 to $300,000 Bivens, Charlotte A. and Danny Lee Bivensto Joshua S.Woolfolk and StephanieA.Windon, 7217 LongleafDrive Roanoke VA 24019, $205,000 11/08/2019.

Buck, Nathan E. andCrystalR.Buckto Princely L. Odurukwe and Chioma Hope Princely, 3445 Farmington Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $280,000 11/07/2019.

Campbell, William C. and Nickolas P. Apostolou to Nickolas P. Apostolou, 2693 Willowlawn St. Roanoke VA 24018, $213,900 11/04/2019.

Barnello, Richard E. to Mathew Limon and Elizabeth Limon, 6112 Wertz Orchard Road Roanoke VA 24018, $325,000 11/05/2019.

Luscko, Jennifer O. to Elizabeth C. McMillen, 4944 Hunting Hills Circle Roanoke VA 24018, $232,500 11/06/2019.

Brinkman, Charles and Donna Brinkman to Charles W. Bernatovitz and Eveline S. Bernatovitz, 5198 Green Meadow Road Roanoke VA 24018, $324,250 11/05/2019.

Mills, KeithG. and CarolMills Estateto KKMS PropertiesLLC, 6430 Poage Valley Road Extension Roanoke, VA 24018, $245,000 11/05/2019.

Carter, Richard L. and Teresa S. Carter to Michael J. Sullivan andCarolynA. Sullivan, 3826BelmontCourt Roanoke VA 24012, $304,000 11/08/2019.

Christenbury, Joseph W. Jr. and Alexander P. Fekas Estate to Samuel R. English and Tanya M. English, 8400 Stoney Corner Lane Roanoke VA 24019, $350,000 11/07/2019.

LeFebvre, Karen M. to Aaron Moses and KarrieMoses, 6302 Montcap Trail Roanoke VA 24018, $400,000 11/08/2019.

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Parker, Bruce F. and Amira A. Parker to Jeanne E. Whitbeck, 702 South Battery Drive Roanoke VA 24019, $247,500 11/08/2019.

SVI Properties LLC to Brown-Bolling PropertiesLLC, 0 TechnologyDrive SalemVA 24153, $250,000 11/08/2019.

Turner, Jonathan D. and Jennifer H. Turner to Scott W. Kelley, 1665 Mountain View Road Vinton VA 24179, $241,000 11/04/2019.

5249 Setter Road Roanoke VA 24012, $274,949 11/08/2019.

$100,000 to $200,000 Carroll, Barry L. and William D. Carroll to ElizabethM. Parsons, 4557 Fort LewisChurch Road SalemVA 24153, $125,000 11/08/2019.

Citizens Bank NA to Arthur Rental LLC, 3622 Brandywine Ave. Roanoke VA 24018, $105,000 11/07/2019.

Dantzler, Robert C. and Martha C. Dantzler to JNJ Properties LLC, 5091 Glenvar Heights Blvd. Salem VA 24153, $130,000 11/06/2019.

Hopkins, Carie D. to Aaron K. Dillon and Goldie M. Dillon, 8545 Willett Lane Bent Mountain VA 24059, $195,000 11/04/2019.

Kelly, Carol A. to Realestate Buy It Now LLC, 4779 Woodley Drive Roanoke VA 24018, $160,000 11/08/2019.

Kubick, John to Nathaniel H. Winstead, 431McDonald St. Vinton VA 24179, $184,950 11/05/2019.

Sowder, Mark A. and Karen S. Sowder to Kara A. Jones, 1008 Clearview Drive Vinton VA 24179, $162,000 11/04/2019.

Real Estate Transactions

Samuel I.White PCto Downtown Holdings LLC, 2307 Florida Ave.N.W. Roanoke VA 24017, $63,100 11/04/2019.

Sutliff,Donald R.toVirginia Spence, 7204 Plantation Road RoanokeVA 24019, $175,000 11/08/2019.

Swanson, Cori A. and Codi V. Swanson to Kara Norcross, 550Missimer Circle Vinton VA 24179, $167,500 11/08/2019.

$50,000 to $100,000 Diamond Point Trust to Hospitality and Housing LLC, 3590 Casey Road Salem VA 24153, $70,000 11/06/2019

Zuraw, John F. and Nancy J. Zuraw to Avin D. Boothe and Lisa M. Boothe,

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