9 Best Places To Live In Virginia

Virginia is a captivating region in the United States and remains one of the country's best livable states. It has a picturesque nature, booming cities, and a thriving economy that attracts many people worldwide.

Are you wondering which places in the Old Dominion you should settle in if ever you decided that you live here? If yes, then this video is just right for you.

Hello everyone, welcome to Pack And Go!

Today, I am going to rank the best places to live in Virginia. I am pretty sure that one of these places will allure you into packing your things and moving to the state right away!

Without further ado, let's get started!

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[jordynrebeca]

0:45 Virginia Beach, 1:46 Williamsburg, 2:54 Richmond, 3:54 Charlottesville, 4:57 Falls Church, 5:55 Vienna, 7:10 Tyson's Corner, 8:18 Bon Air, 9:07 Arlington

[londonwerewolves]

9 Best Things About PackAndGo:
9) English is not their primary language.
8) They have never been to Virginia.
7) Google Maps is too hard for them.
6) They assume living somewhere guarantees a salary range.
5) Pulls property values out of their a$$.
4) Makes crime rate claims without explanation.
3) Not sure of the difference between county and city so they just use both descriptions in the same sentence.
2) Turns annoying music to a volume of distraction.
1) Names Falls Church as a Best Place, but confuses it with the city of Alexandria (?).

[broitsam]

I lived in Stafford VA It is so beautiful and prosperous in Stafford right now

[keithroach]

I Love the Upper Neck of Virginia. Small communities and slow paced country living. Has all the amenities you need. Lower taxes here, people are polite and cost of living is so much better than these listed. I have 3.2 acres right on the water waiting for me. I'll be retiring soon and cant wait to build our forever home and live a much better country life!

[berkeleywiley]

who ever did this list doesn't know anything about Virginia.

[keopi]

I live here. And, i agree Richmond is amazing

[geraldocaraballo]

I lived in Woodstock, VA for 11 years. I love Virginia. I hope I I'll be back to VA soon.

[HairHoFla]

For the record...Vienna is the largest TOWN in Virginia and Falls Church( where I grew up) is the smallest city...quirk in the Virginia state charter establishes incorporated citys as politically separate from county's...so while Falls Church City has its own government...police...tax code...etc...Vienna is part of Fairfax County
Alexandria shares the same municipal status as Falls Church...as does Richmond

[edwardjones]

Arlington Cemetery and Mount Vernon are not in Falls Church. The former is in Arlington County. The latter is about 20 miles away, much closer to the city of Alexandria than to Falls Church.

[SweetInlow]

"If you live in Arlington everything is running smoothly" of course while it's saying that it is showing a cemetery

[terriebreezee]

I live in Winchester...among the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains...a beautiful little city with lots of history...you should check it out sometime

[HollyRascal]

We moved to Fredericksburg when we retired 10 years ago. Worst decision we could have made. We lived in Greenville, SC for 30 years. Moved to VA to be closer to our daughter, son-in-law and grandson. They live in Arlington about 40 miles from us. That is the closet we could get with housing prices. Fredericksburg is 40 years behind what we left in Greenville. It is in the middle of that state along the I-95 corridor. It is not easy to get anywhere. No local tv news and to get a decent station on the radio, it comes from DC. A “local” newspaper that has little local news. And the weather is awful. It goes from winter to summer with very little spring and fall. The only area on the list that is halfway decent, is Charlottesville. But it more expensive than indicated in the video. If you are moving to VA, do your research and good luck.

[plumpseagull]

Lol they said Richmonds rent is $900. Good luck finding that in a good neighborhood. Just FYI, lots of dangerous neighborhoods in Richmond.

[ruthdawsoncrawford]

I don’t know who did this tape, but they are nuts. I had lived there and it’s not what they say. Traffics is like being on I-495 “Beltway”. I now live in the West part of VA and I love it. I been in the Mong. Country for 22 years. It has everything any one would need or wants. The small towns, farm area’s. Just check out the area.

[JNewt-gqlq]

Lifelong Virginia resident, Bon Air resident for 20+ years.
Allow me to add a con to all.the pros listed. Lots of stillwater ponds and lakes means the late spring and summer months are also known as "The Mosquito-ing". They aren't as big as some of their counterparts further south and in Texas, but they make up for it in numbers. Off or equivalent should be a constant companion.

[miask]

I’m from Virginia, and I hate the changes made to NoVa and Central Virginia towns like Manassas and C’ville. It’s sad. Even with all that, I’d move back in a minute. BTW-where did these people get their information ??

[Libby_izzy]

woodstock, fortvalley, edinburg winchester so many amazing places in Virginia

[stormysyndrome]

Love love love it when vids like these skip over our area. :) we’re the biggest secret in the state. :)

[danrobbins]

So basically 2 places than 9. DC suburbs and VA beach suburbs. There are other places in VA other than the 2 big urban centers

[martinstone]

How about The Roanoke area. By the way, Arlington National Cemetery and Mt Vernon aren’t anywhere close to Falls Church. The Northern Neck is also a great area for retirees.