116 Cambridge St NE

Abingdon, VA 24210

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Studio

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Quiet well-maintained buildingBright open studio layoutOn-site parking

Discover comfort and convenience in this cozy studio apartment located in the heart of historic Abingdon, just minutes from the world-famous Virginia Creeper Trail. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, professionals, or anyone looking to enjoy the charm of this vibrant small town. Features: Bright, open studio layout Updated kitchenette with essential appliances Full bathroom with shower/tub combo On-site parking Quiet, well-maintained building Walkable to local shops, cafes, the Barter Theatre, and weekend farmer's market Location Highlights: Less than 5 minutes to the Creeper Trail trailhead ideal for biking, running, or scenic strolls Easy access to I-81 Set in a peaceful historic neighborhood with plenty of character Rent: 900.00 Security Deposit: 900 Available: Asap No smoking / Pets Negotiable Water, Sewer, and Trash included.

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Neighborhood: 24210

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Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.
Arts Scene
Galleries, murals, and cultural venues showcase creativity and artistic talent.
Outdoor Activities
Ample parks and spaces for hiking, biking, and active recreation.
Biking Trails
Safe, accessible paths for cycling, commuting, and outdoor enjoyment.

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Centered on historic Abingdon, 24210 blends small-town charm with Appalachian scenery and an artsy streak. Expect four true seasons, mountain sunsets, and easy I-81 access. The Barter Theatre anchors a lively arts scene, while the Virginia Creeper Trail draws cyclists and runners; weekends revolve around the Farmers Market, festivals, and strolls by The Martha Washington Inn. Coffee at Zazzy’z, brunch at White Birch, and dinner at The Tavern or 128 Pecan highlight a locally driven dining scene, plus craft pints at Wolf Hills Brewing. Daily needs are close—Food City and other grocers, gyms at the Coomes Recreation Center, parks like Veterans Memorial Park and the Abingdon Muster Grounds, and boutiques at Abingdon Towne Centre and along Main Street. Pet- and family-friendly vibes prevail, with quiet streets and plenty of green space. Recent Zillow market trends show a median asking rent around $1,200, with many listings roughly $900–$1,600 in the past few months.