Forest StationGrottoes, Virginia
Aerial view of the Forest Station townhomes on 21st Street in Grottoes with fall color and the Blue Ridge behind

Townhome Community · Grottoes, VA

Forest Station

Thirty-three townhomes planned along 21st and 20th Streets in Grottoes, built by Propst Family Development, with Blue Ridge views and Harrisonburg twenty minutes up the road.

33Homes planned
3 / 2.5Beds / baths
~1,400Square feet
2Stories
NoneHOA
20 minTo Harrisonburg

Based on homes built to date. Future homes may differ.

The Homes

What's been built on 21st Street

The completed Forest Station townhomes share one plan family: two stories, three bedrooms upstairs, and an open main floor where the living room, dining area and kitchen run together as one space.

  • Open-concept main floor
  • White shaker cabinets
  • Quartz countertops
  • Subway tile backsplash
  • Stainless steel appliances
  • Luxury vinyl plank throughout
  • Primary suite with walk-in closet
  • Ensuite primary shower
  • Hall bath with tub
  • Half bath and laundry on the main level
  • Heat pump with central air
  • Driveway parking
  • Two-tone siding, black shutters
  • Stone-veneer water table
  • Craftsman front door
  • About 0.12 acre lots, slab foundation
Front of completed Forest Station townhomes with two-tone siding, black shutters, stone-veneer base and driveway parking
Completed townhomes on 21st Street.

Floor Plan

The layout

The main floor is one open room from the front door to the kitchen, with the half bath, laundry and utility tucked along one wall. Upstairs are three bedrooms, a hall bath with tub, and a primary suite with walk-in closet and shower.

Two-floor plan of 129 21st Street: living room, dining area, kitchen, half bath and laundry on floor 1; primary bedroom with bath and walk-in closet, two bedrooms and hall bath on floor 2

Floor plan of 129 21st Street, a completed home, drawn with the CubiCasa app. Room sizes are deemed reliable but not guaranteed, and its measured area excludes walls. Future homes may differ.

Community Updates

How Forest Station is coming together

Forest Station is being built in phases on 21st Street first, then 20th Street. We post updates here as the community grows.

  1. Site plan approved

    The Town of Grottoes approved the Forest Station site plan for thirty-three townhomes across 21st and 20th Streets.

  2. First homes completed and sold

    The first townhomes on 21st Street were finished and sold, in two plan sizes of about 1,350 and 1,408 square feet.

  3. Additional homes in development

    More homes on 21st Street are in development. Waitlist members hear first when new homes come to market.

Aerial view of the farmland behind Forest Station with the Blue Ridge on the horizon
The Valley setting around Forest Station.

Location

Living in Grottoes

Grottoes is a small town at the southern edge of Rockingham County, where the South River meets the foothills of the Blue Ridge. Forest Station sits on the edge of town with open farmland and mountain views behind it.

Approximate drive times

Grand Caverns Regional Park5 min
Shenandoah National Park (Swift Run Gap)25 min
Harrisonburg and JMU20 min
Sentara RMH Medical Center20 min
Staunton25 min
Interstate 8115 min
Charlottesville1 hr

Schools

  • South River Elementary
  • Elkton Middle School
  • East Rockingham High School

Rockingham County Public Schools. Confirm current attendance zones with the school division.

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The Builder

Propst Family Development

A third-generation, family-owned builder with more than thirty years of homebuilding in the Shenandoah Valley.

"We grew up here, we know the land, we know the people, and we know how to build for each."
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Your Forest Station Team

Valley Homes Team

Valley Homes Team at Funkhouser Real Estate Group represents Forest Station. Reach out to any of us with questions about the community, Grottoes, or buying a townhome in the Valley.

Mattias Clymer

Mattias Clymer

REALTOR® · Team Lead

A REALTOR® in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County since 2014 and past President of the Harrisonburg and Rockingham Association of REALTORS®. Mattias brings a strategy-first approach and a background in psychology and community leadership to every sale.

Sarah Orem

Sarah Orem

REALTOR®

Sarah pairs a background in education and planning with a sharp eye for design. She helps clients see what a home can be and makes sure every step from first showing to closing day is clear.

Stephanie Walker

Stephanie Walker

REALTOR®

Stephanie is a highly organized, detail-focused advisor who guides buyers and sellers from the first call to closing, so every client feels supported, informed and steady along the way.

Questions

Forest Station FAQ

Where is Forest Station?

On 21st Street in Grottoes, Virginia, in southeastern Rockingham County. Harrisonburg is about 20 minutes north and Interstate 81 is a short drive away.

Who builds Forest Station?

Propst Family Development, a third-generation, family-owned Shenandoah Valley builder with more than thirty years of homebuilding.

How many homes are planned?

Thirty-three townhomes across 21st and 20th Streets. Several homes on 21st Street are complete and sold, and additional homes are in development.

How big are the homes?

Homes built so far have three bedrooms and two and a half baths, with roughly 1,350 to 1,408 square feet across two stories.

Do the homes have garages?

No. Homes built so far have driveway parking rather than a garage.

Is there an HOA?

No. The homes built to date have no homeowners association.

What schools serve Forest Station?

South River Elementary, Elkton Middle School and East Rockingham High School in Rockingham County Public Schools. Confirm current boundaries with the school division.

How do I hear when new homes come to market?

Join the Forest Station waitlist with Valley Homes Team, or call Mattias Clymer at 540-246-9067.

Stay Informed

Be the first to know

Join the Forest Station waitlist and we'll let you know when new homes come to market, with updates as the community grows.