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Featured Apartments in Prince George, VA
Jefferson Pointe Apartments
Minutes away from Fort Lee, I-95, I-295, shopping, banking. Full size washer and dryer in every apartment. Huge walk-in closets with wire coated shelving.
Prince George VA, 23875
Prince George, VA
Overview of Prince George
Prince George, VA is 38 miles south of Richmond in the southern region of the state. Its population is approximately 36,000, and it has a rich history dating back to 1703. People looking for Prince George apartments for rent will be able to live among historic landmarks and take in all the region has to offer.
Living in Prince George, VA
Prince George County may be best known for the part it played in the American Civil War. One of its early settlers, Edmund Ruffin, is said to have fired the first shot of the war at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, but the town carved out a place in history long before that. The county is named for the prince of Denmark, and it was officially established in 1703.
Today, much of the county's past is preserved in the Prince George County Courthouse Historic District. Residents are invited to live out history and take advantage of everything the county has to offer. The Prince George County Parks and Recreation Department oversees three parks and one community building and hosts youth and adult sports, physical fitness programs, family trips and special interest classes. The county is very community-focused and provides its residents with many resources such as a recycling program, a prescription drug discount card and a robust chamber of commerce.
Prince George Attractions and Special Events
Everything about Prince George implores residents to learn more about the area's history. The Prince George County Courthouse Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places and is comprised of 180 acres of land, 11 buildings and three objects. Visitors can explore one of the most historic counties in Virginia at the Heritage Center on site.
Prince George is also a short drive south of the state capital. Residents commute to Richmond for work or for more entertainment and dining options. People looking for apartments for rent in Prince George are sure to always find something they want to do in the area.
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