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Several well-known developers including Del Webb, Lennar, K. Hovnanian, and Toll Brothers build Virginia s active adult communities. Though Virginia does not have the sprawling 10,000+ home communities found in some popular retirement states, there are many mid-sized communities that feature a wide variety of amenities in country club settings. Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, state-of-the-art fitness centers and tennis facilities are commonly found at many communities.
Many of Virginia s active adult communities are located within easy distance of the state s major metropolitan areas. A few of Virginia s most well known and most populated areas include Northern Virginia, Fredericksburg, Richmond and Virginia Beach. Whether choosing to live in Northern Virginia or the state s central or coastal regions, there are many options when it comes to active adult living. Virginia s relatively mild winters and hot summers appeal to many active adults, as does its proximity to urban
Though Virginia is a southern state, its temperate climate lets residents experience all four seasons. Winters are generally mild, however occasional snow is common, particularly in the north. During some years, snowfall can be heavy, such as the 2009-2010 winter snowstorms, which buried large portions of the state under several feet of snow. However, that much snow accumulation is uncommon. Virginia summers are hot and humid with temperatures routinely reaching the high 90s. Summers can also receive heavy