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Community, Augusta County · Virginia
An I-64 crossroads between Staunton and Waynesboro, anchored by a regional hospital and the Augusta Expo
Community, Augusta County
Fishersville is an unincorporated community in Augusta County, with 9,629 residents in 2020, between Staunton and Waynesboro along I-64 and U.S. 250. Augusta Health and the Augusta Expo are here. Recent Bright MLS sales for homes with a Fishersville address, as of October 2026, mostly fell between $360,000 and $450,000, with a median near $450,000.
Life here
Fishersville has no town hall or downtown square. It is a census-designated place of about 13.1 square miles that grew along U.S. 250 and Interstate 64 between two cities, and its population rose from 7,462 in 2010 to 9,629 in 2020. Because it is unincorporated, you pay Augusta County taxes and use county services, not those of Staunton or Waynesboro, even though the mailing addresses can look similar.
Its anchors are institutional. Augusta Health, formed in 1994 by merging King's Daughters Hospital in Staunton with Waynesboro Community Hospital, is a 255-bed hospital here near I-64, and a cardiovascular center opened in 2013. The Woodrow Wilson Complex holds the Augusta County school offices, Wilson Memorial High School and Valley Career and Technical Center. The state's Wilson Workforce and Rehabilitation Center is also in the community.
History runs deeper than the roadside suggests. The Tinkling Spring area was settled by 1740, when its Presbyterian congregation was founded. Today the land mixes farm fields, newer subdivisions and commercial strips, and the Blue Ridge fills the eastern horizon. Fishersville is a place you drive to and through, with most errands done by car.
Neighborhoods & homes
The Bright MLS sample here is small. Recent closed sales with a Fishersville address, as of October 2026, totaled 12, 11 houses and one townhome. Most fell between $360,000 and $450,000, with a median near $450,000, a typical build year around 2008, about 2,350 square feet and roughly a third of an acre. No Fishersville homes were active on Bright at that time. Bright covers only part of the local market, and the Augusta County MLS feed has more, so use these only as a rough snapshot.
A median build year near 2008 and a size above 2,300 square feet suggest mostly 1990s-to-2010s houses on lots around a third of an acre. Expect attached garages and modern layouts. Ask about HOA covenants and whether public water and sewer serve the street.
Beyond the subdivisions, county roads such as Tinkling Spring Road (Route 608) run past larger parcels. Outside the utility service area you may rely on a well and septic, so request water tests and a septic inspection.
A single townhome appears in the recent sales, so this type is less common here than in nearby Waynesboro. Check dues and rental rules for any community you consider.
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343 CAMPBELL ST Staunton, VA 24401
$227,000
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49 AUTUMN BLUFF DR Weyers Cave, VA 24486
$417,000
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52 LITTLE RIVER RD Craigsville, VA 24430
$235,000
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815 GRAYSON AVE Waynesboro, VA 22980
$225,000
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29 LOCKHEED BLVD Waynesboro, VA 22980
$749,900
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593 HILLTOP DR Staunton, VA 24401
$354,900
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80 AVENUE OF TREES Staunton, VA 24401
$179,900
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336 BALD ROCK RD Verona, VA 24482
$1,195,000
Around Fishersville
Lower-priced homes for first-time buyers and investors.
Easy-care homes that are simple to run.
Houses with room to spread out.
Building lots, raw land and rural parcels.
Homes built in 1940 or earlier.
Homes built in 2025 or later.
Things to do
The Augusta Expo, at 277 Expo Road off I-64 Exit 91, is the community's event hub. It hosts the Fishersville Antiques Expo and, in summer, the Augusta County Fair. Check the venue calendar before you go, as dates change.
For wider outings, you are minutes from both neighbors. Staunton has its downtown and the Frontier Culture Museum, whose listed address is in Staunton, and Waynesboro has the South River Greenway and Rockfish Gap. Treat Fishersville as the middle of a triangle of outings.
Getting around
Fishersville sits on I-64 at Exit 91, with U.S. 250 as the older parallel road. Staunton and I-81 are to the west and Waynesboro and Rockfish Gap to the east. Winter weather at the gap can affect the Charlottesville commute. The regional airport is in Weyers Cave off I-81. Drive times are typical, off-peak.
Schools
Augusta County Public Schools serves Fishersville. Public schools in the community include Wilson Elementary, Wilson Middle and Wilson Memorial High School, and Valley Career and Technical Center, a regional center that serves students from Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro. Zones can change, so confirm the school for any address with the division.
Before you buy
Fishersville is unincorporated, and its ZIP code and school zones may not match Staunton or Waynesboro city lines. Confirm the taxing jurisdiction on any property.
Blue Ridge Community College's main campus is in Weyers Cave, not Fishersville. It also lists a Waynesboro Outpost. Check the current location of any program you need.
Large Expo events can add traffic and parking near the interchange. Visit an address on an event weekend if it is close to the Expo.
Parcels outside public utility service use private wells and septic. Test water and inspect the system before closing.
With only 12 recent Bright sales and no active Bright listings, ask for a current search from all MLS feeds before judging prices.
Neither. Fishersville is an unincorporated census-designated place in Augusta County, with 9,629 residents in 2020. Expect county government, county taxes and county schools.
Yes. Augusta Health is a 255-bed hospital in Fishersville near I-64. It was formed in 1994 by merging King's Daughters Hospital in Staunton and Waynesboro Community Hospital.
No. Its main campus is at One College Lane in Weyers Cave. The college also lists a Waynesboro Outpost, an aviation maintenance facility and a welding and machining facility.
Recent Bright MLS sales for Fishersville addresses, as of October 2026, mostly fell between $360,000 and $450,000, with a median near $450,000. It is a small sample of 12 sales.
Both are short drives on I-64 or U.S. 250: about 15 minutes to Staunton and about 10 minutes to Waynesboro, off-peak. Fishersville sits between them.
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Joanne Knauf can walk you through Fishersville homes, prices and what to check before you buy. Call (540) 607-0682.
