THE STORY
Living on the Edge of the Park
Parkside Village earns its name honestly: it wraps around Claudius Crozet Park, the community’s central green. Established around 2006 by Vito Cetta’s Weather Hill Homes on traditional-neighborhood-design principles, the subdivision was built to put the pool and the ball fields within a short walk of every front porch — and the developer deeded land to the park in the process.
From this location we can walk to our favorite downtown shops or restaurants, hit the Crozet trails to surrounding neighborhoods, walk the new track around Crozet Park, or simply stroll the neighborhood.
a Parkside Village resident, via Jim Duncan / RealCrozetVA (2018)
The result is one of Crozet’s most walkable addresses: front porches and sidewalks, compact village lots, and quiet streets a few minutes’ walk from downtown.
TIMELINE
Parkside Village Through the Years
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~2006
The subdivision is established by Weather Hill Homes (Vito Cetta) on traditional-neighborhood-design lines.
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2006
Land is deeded to Claudius Crozet Park.
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2024–2025
Newer "Glenbrook at Parkside" townhomes are built nearby.
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Today
An established village neighborhood wrapped around Crozet's central park.
CHARACTER
What It’s Like to Live Here
Architecture: Traditional-neighborhood styling — front porches, sidewalks, and a mix of single-family homes and townhomes on compact village lots.
The Walk: Direct access to Claudius Crozet Park — pool and ball fields — and a short walk to downtown Crozet.
The Vibe: Quiet, porch-fronted streets on compact lots, with an active HOA and the park as the neighborhood’s front yard.
By the Numbers
Two homes closed in the 12 months ending August 16, 2026, at a median of $432,000 and a range of $319,000 to $545,000. Over 24 months: four closings, same median. Two sales is not a market read, it is two data points; take these numbers as context, not a trend.
MLS closed sales, all statuses Sold, compiled by Jim Duncan. Updated August 2026.
