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Not every home tour can wait in Botetourt County, VA - April 2026

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If you are hoping the best homes will still be there when your schedule clears up, I would not count on that. Botetourt County, VA had 1.97 months of supply last month, and that level still calls for a more active search plan.
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I would pace your search around limited supply and a still-active closing market

If you are hoping the best homes will still be there when your schedule clears up, I would not count on that. Botetourt County, VA had 1.97 months of supply last month, and that level still calls for a more active search plan.
Supply in Botetourt County, VA was 1.97 months last month, and the most recent monthly count shown had 69 active listings with 25 sales. A typical sale also took 55 days. To me, that says the market still has enough movement that hesitation can narrow your options quickly. For a buyer, the practical issue is matching your timing to the market's pace. You do not need to sprint at every address, but you do need to be available for the homes that fit your priorities. My read is that delayed touring works best only when your criteria are already tight and your decision process is ready. I would identify your top tour windows now instead of waiting for a perfect week. I would also narrow your search to the homes most likely to align with the recent $385,000 sold benchmark and your budget. Availability is part of strategy in Botetourt County, VA.
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Friday, April 17, 2026

Benefit Tournament Returns

The Chance Crawford Benefit Tournament will run Friday, April 17 through Sunday, April 19 at the Botetourt Sports Complex in Troutville. County calendar details note free admission and concessions, and organizers describe it as a longtime charity softball tradition with more than 200 teams expected. It is one of the larger spring sports weekends in the county and brings both competition and community support together in one place.

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Saturday, April 18, 2026

Tails on Trails

Botetourt County Parks and Recreation will host Tails on Trails on Saturday, April 18 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM on the Cherry Blossom Trail in Daleville. The event invites neighbors to walk the trail with adoptable dogs while enjoying pet adoption opportunities and trail snacks for both people and pups. For animal lovers and families looking for a relaxed outdoor outing, this one offers a sweet mix of springtime fresh air and community kindness.

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Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Election Day and School Update

Tuesday, April 21 is a big countywide date. Botetourt voters will cast ballots in the special election on a proposed constitutional amendment, with polling places open from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM at assigned precincts. Botetourt County Public Schools has also revised its academic calendar so April 21 is a teacher workday with no school for students, since several school buildings are being used as polling locations. Families will want to plan both transportation and voting schedules accordingly.

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Thursday, April 23, 2026

BTEC Vaccine Clinic

Botetourt County Public Schools has scheduled an immunization clinic for Thursday, April 23 at BTEC to help current 11th grade students meet 12th grade vaccine requirements. The clinic runs from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM for morning BTEC students and from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM for afternoon BTEC students. Pre-registration is required. For local families trying to get ahead of senior year paperwork, this is a practical and helpful April service.

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