Welcome to Southern living at its finest. Situated on 5.92 acres, this beautiful home offers four bedrooms and three full baths. At the heart of the home is the kitchen, featuring a spacious island, quartz countertops, and upgraded lighting. A butler’s pantry with a secondary sink makes it perfect for entertaining and everyday living. Throughout the home, you’ll find luxury LVP flooring and custom-tiled bathrooms. The fourth bedroom provides flexible space ideal for an office, playroom, or bonus room. Enjoy peaceful mornings on the tongue-and-groove porches. Make this home yours today—don’t miss this opportunity!
Single-familyProperty Type
2026Year Built
5.92 acresLot Size
$287Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Pleasant England• Langley Real Estate Co
Contact: 9312460487
Bought with Carolyn Donaldson• Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Heritage Group
Est. $2,442 per month, based on comparable rentals
Sale and tax history for 130 Roddy Rd
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Event
Price
REALTRACS as Distributed by MLS Grid #3080221
Aug 10, 2026
Sold
$659,900
$287/sq ft
Aug 1, 2026
Contingent
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Jul 6, 2026
Price Changed
$659,900
$287/sq ft
Jun 29, 2026
Price Changed
$679,900
$296/sq ft
Jun 13, 2026
Relisted
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Jun 13, 2026
Listing Removed
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Jun 3, 2026
Price Changed
$689,900
$300/sq ft
Jan 12, 2026
Listed
$699,900
$304/sq ft
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Last updated by owner on Jan 12, 2026.
A-1
Agricultural-Forestry District
This district is intended to preserve space for agricultural and forestry uses which together comprise an important segment of the economy of Bedford County and to better protect these agricultural and agri-tourism economies by respecting the important cultural and economic value of our unique natural aesthetic resources. The primary intent of the A-1 District is to minimize conflicts between agricultural and forestry activities and various non-farm activities; to permit lands that are best suited for intense agricultural uses to be preserved for these suited purposes; and to prevent lands unsuitable for development of an urban or non-rural nature - due to topographic problems, location, or the inability to provide necessary urban services, from being encroached upon by these incompatible land uses. Areas assigned to the A-1 District are primarily areas where growth of an urban or non-rural nature is deemed undesirable for one or more of the reasons outlined above. Although the A-1 District is primarily a rural district, it also provides for low-density residential development with lot sizes for single-family dwellings being more restrictive than those of the other residential districts.