For Rent: Historic Urban Downtown Furnished One Bedroom (Unit 722A) Back to Monthly Rentals

While staying with us at One Elm Place enjoy the city lights come alive or get in a quick workout before you head out for the day. Whether you are coming to Roanoke for relaxation, entertainment, or work you will truly be satisfied with the accommodations of One Elm Place.

One Elm Place was built in 1914 in the historic Downtown Roanoke district! It won the Golden Trowel award for the best historic building restoration in downtown Roanoke! Enjoy the history Roanoke Valley has to offer like no other destination in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. With urban delights and modern amenities in bustling downtown Roanoke to classic Americana in quaint small towns, there is so much to explore. Don’t miss out on any of the history, culture, shopping, and especially the endless outdoor fun.

This cute little historic condo has everything you need for your downtown stay. A sitting area with a full kitchen are located in the main interior of the condo. A private Queen bedroom with an on suite full bath located just off the living room. Walk to Restaurants, nightlife, and all downtown Roanoke has to offer!

The Roanoke Valley is like no other destination in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. With urban delights and modern amenities in bustling downtown Roanoke to classic Americana in quaint small towns, there is so much to explore. Don’t miss out on any of the history, culture, shopping, and especially the endless outdoor fun.

At the center of the Roanoke Valley lies its namesake, the City of Roanoke, a vibrant city that combines pulsating urban energy with genuine southern charm. As the largest Virginia city west of Richmond, Roanoke is the cultural and business hub of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The city is home to a thriving arts scene that includes a symphony, ballet, theater, lots of art galleries and the nationally known Taubman Museum of Art. Downtown Roanoke is a treasure trove of unique shopping and eclectic restaurants. It’s truly a great place to include on any visit to the region, but to fully understand the Blue Ridge Mountains you’ll have to explore the rest of the scenic valley.