Land for Sale in Hardy, Virginia

Investment opportunity to own six lots in a peaceful, lake-access community at beautiful Smith Mountain Lake. Build multiple homes or retain extra space for privacy and serenity. Residents enjoy a community boat launch, waterside picnic area, and tennis courts, all within walking distance. Community water is available; purchaser to install septic. Convenient to Roanoke and Westlake. Minimum home size is 1,250 sq ft. No mobile or on-frame manufactured homes permitted; modulars allowed. Endless potential to create a lake retreat, develop investment homes, or enjoy a private compound at one of Virginia's most beloved lakes. HOA is $240 per year per lot. Waterside access is very close via Chuck Hollow Rd off Lakecrest Dr. Easy access to the lake enhances value and appeal for builders buyers + Two of the lots (#43 & #44 on Lynville Dr.) are directly across from 68 Lynville Dr., Hardy, surrounding the water tower. The other four (#34-37 on Laurel Dr.) connect to those lots and sit just behind 139 Lynville Dr. and 94 Lakecrest Dr. Laurel Dr. is accessed via Lakecrest Dr. The Roanoke Valley region in the majestic mountains provide a scenic backdrop for all the outdoor adventures in in Virginia's Blue Ridge. Over 1,000 miles of trails in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, allows you to hike, bike, climb, and paddle all in your back yard! The region has received numerous awards and accolades for our outdoor amenities, including being named a Top Mountain Town and Top Trail Town from Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine. From visit Roanoke VA website outdoor adventures - The Roanoke Valley was named one of the ten most bike-friendly areas in the United States by USA Today Travel and our mountain biking has been featured by internationally-known outlets such as Pinkbike, Singletracks, Men's Journal, and Mpora. The popular Carvins Cove is regarded as a bucket list trail system for mountain bikers from around the world. Interested in hiking? Roanoke is the largest city on the Appalachian Trail, and the local trio of Dragon's Tooth, McAfee Knob, and Tinker Cliffs has become collectively known as the Triple Crown of Virginia - showcasing three of the most beautiful summits of the A.T. The region is home to the Blue Ridge Parkway, regarded as "America's Favorite Drive" because of its spectacular beauty, Smith Mountain Lake - the "Jewel of the Blue Ridge," and amazing Virginia State Parks. You can also explore the George Washington & Jefferson National Forests, which features an assortment of options for hiking, biking, paddling, fishing, and camping. With championship fishing, beautiful rivers for kayaking and canoeing, perfect spots for birding and wildlife watching, awesome disc golf courses, hiking trails with stunning panoramic views and challenging mountain biking trails, we've got a little bit of everything outdoor-related in Virginia's Blue Ridge. Why Smith Mountain Lake Often called the "Jewel of the Blue Ridge," Smith Mountain Lake spans 40 miles with 500+ miles of shoreline, pristine waters, championship striper fishing, and year-round boating the lake never freezes. Enjoy nearby hiking, a scenic 50-mile bike trail, and easy access by land or water to Smith Mountain Lake State Park. Beyond the lake, the Roanoke Valley and Virginia's Blue Ridge provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor adventure. Explore 1,000+ miles of trails for hiking, biking, climbing, and paddling. The region has earned national recognition from Blue Ridge Outdoors as a Top Mountain Town and Top Trail Town. Cyclists will appreciate why USA Today Travel named the Roanoke Valley among the most bike-friendly areas in the U.S., with world-class mountain biking at Carvins Cove & Smith Mountain Lake's 50 mile bike trail! Hikers are minutes from The Smith Mountain Lake State Parke and convenient to the Appalachian Trail, including the iconic Triple Crown of Virginia Dragon's Tooth, McAfee Knob, and Tinker Cliffs. Add in the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway and the vast George Washington &