Hollins, VA

39 Apartments for Rent

"If I ever felt like I was getting lost in the hurricane that was storming around Nirvana, I'd just go back to Virginia."- Singer / songwriter Dave Grohl

Hollins Virginia is such a treasured gem that it isn't even a full-blown incorporated city. Technically, it's a census-designated place (CDP), but who's nitpicking? This comfortable, scenic little area is located between two counties and is in an area of Virginia known as North Country. It is a good size with plenty of things to do without all of the headaches of a big city.

Moving to Hollins

If you're planning to move to Hollins, your first step should be to do some research. When you do schedule appointments to see residences, make sure you come prepared to put in an application. Plan to bring bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs, and anything else that proves you make enough money to pay your rent. If you're able to get your rental application in quickly, you'll be able to take your dream home off the market!

Hollins Neighborhoods

Hollins itself is actually a big neighborhood area that is part of the larger Roanoke. The population is listed as almost 15,000 residents, which isn't too shabby, and there are ample housing units located in Hollins. This includes studio apartments, duplexes for rent, and rental houses as well as privately-owned homes. Check out some great spots to live in Hollins below.

Southern Hollins: Dominated by Plantation Rd., this is a lovely suburban part of town. Expect to find nice residential streets and the Brookside Golf Club. Shoppers might like it here because it's home to the Lamplighter Mall Shopping Center.

Northern Hollins: The main attraction in Northern Hollins is Hollins University, as well as Walrond Park. This is a busier part of town with lots of restaurants, shops, and nightlife spots. Choose it if you want a more exciting pace of life, but don't worry -- nothing here is too fast-paced!

Living in Hollins

Western Virginia is a beautiful place to call home. Water sports, hiking, climbing, and fishing are abundant. If you are a sports enthusiast, you'll enjoy Virginia Tech Football and the famous Bassmasters tournaments. For indoor recreation, fill your calendar with some great art and cultural attractions. The Taubman Museum of Art, said to have cost $66 million to construct, is a lovely place to while away an afternoon.

Hollins is a fun community to live in and one that is safe for everyone. It is in such an ideal location that most people have a pretty easy commute to their jobs. Places to rent are available for people of all lifestyles, and affordable housing is readily available. Most rental properties are priced below the national average. Humid summers and cool winters mean year-round fun for the residents and visitors of Hollins. For a good dinner out on the town, you can grab a classic burger at Schooners or head to one of your favorite chain restaurants such as Olive Garden, Red Lobster, or The Blues BBQ to grab a bite. If you're hankering for a cut of something bigger, the Longhorn Steakhouse will serve up your favorite cut of beef along with some of their mouth-watering side dishes.

If you are looking for a little piece of paradise that's not too far from the big city, Hollins is a great place to call home. There's a country road around Hollins calling your name!