Freestanding Commercial Building

Edinburg, VA is in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in central Shenandoah County. Incorporated in 1852, it exemplifies the quaint, small town atmosphere of the valley. A town population of less than 1,000 with an average age of 41 is totally encompassed within 74 square miles. Edinburg has a most modest citizenry without a level of “city” sophistication. In spite of today’s economic situation, unemployment is very low and significantly lower than the states average. However, age of homes and length of stay in the community is much higher than state averages. The town has retained much of its19th century charm with lovely Victorian homes. Distinctive Edinburg architectural features include unusual porches, beautifully crafted hand-carved woodwork and locally crafted stone walls. It is an ideal setting for a Norman Rockwell painting.