4 Luxurious VA Homes With Private Elevators: How Much House

VIRGINIA — This week, Patch is highlighting luxurious homes on the market in Virginia with private elevators.

As the U.S. population continues to age, in-home elevators are becoming increasingly popular. In January, elevator companies told the Mercury News that they're getting busier each year. Most customers cite concerns about their backs, knees, and hips causing them to avoid stairs.

Patch has assembled four immaculate homes around the state that each feature their own private elevator.

Moneta, VA

• 242 Harbour Crossing Drive
• Price: $2,695,000
• Built in 2020.
  
  • This home for sale in Moneta, Virginia sits along the water, offering a serene and peaceful setting along the lake. The property includes a turreted sunroom, new appliances, and an outdoor fire pit. The new owners can use the in-home elevator to quickly get to their new home theater.

Keswick, VA

• 4048 Fairway Drive
• Price: $4,200,000
• Built in 2007.
  • Albemarle County's Keswick Estates community hosts this show-stopping home, known as Villa di Bella Vista. The solid brick home projects a stately demeanor to welcome the new owners to the 2-acre property. The house has a private pool, a unique circular driveway, an expansive garage and a large patio. The elevator will come in handy as the new residents get used to the 11,000 square feet. "As you step inside, you'll be enveloped in warmth and luxury, like wrapping yourself in a cashmere blanket on a crisp Virginia countryside morning," the real estate listing says. "Here, time moves at its own leisurely pace, and every moment is a treasure."

Richmond, VA

• 13299 Beckford Lane
• Price: $3,995,000
• Built in 2007
  • This home for sale in Goochland County offers an array of specialty features. A spiral staircase leads to the primary suite, where heated floors will keep the owners warm through the winter. A heated spa also awaits, along with a saltwater pool. Even though there are two laundry rooms and bathrooms for each bedroom, this property's private elevator is still ready to make life easier for the new residents.

Fredericksburg, VA

• 307 Amelia Street
• Price: $3,695,000
• Built in 1834
  • This home for sale in historic downtown Fredericksburg was built in 1834, before the first electric elevator was patented. The property, known as Smithsonia, is a historic landmark that has received several recent upgrades. This year, the property received a second kitchen for the main level. The home also has a ballroom for hosting, a solarium, and a gazebo.

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