Live waterfront listings in Union Hall, with the local context Paul teaches in the Definitive Guide.
Where Union Hall sits
Union Hall is a small Franklin County community on the Blackwater channel side of Smith Mountain Lake — generally calmer water, longer coves, and a quieter pace than the main channel. It draws buyers who want privacy and natural shoreline while staying within a reasonable drive of the Westlake corridor's shops and restaurants, and it's convenient to the golf communities on the Franklin side.
Life in Union Hall runs at Blackwater speed — calmer water, long quiet coves, evenings that sound like herons instead of horsepower. There's more here than solitude, though: the community claims its own winery, two marinas for keeping the boat close, and even a spa for the days the lake turns from glass to chop.
Current Union Hall listings — live from the MLS
These are the same live listings this page has always shown, updated daily from the regional MLS.
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Two similar-looking homes on the same cove can differ by hundreds of thousands of dollars — for reasons you can't see in photos. Paul wrote the guide so you can learn the lake before you love the listing.
