Section 8 housing in Lexington, VA
HUD's records list 4 assisted properties in Lexington, holding 187 subsidized apartments. At these buildings the subsidy stays with the unit, so you apply at the property itself — you do not need a voucher in hand first.
What this list is — and is not
These are HUD-assisted (project-based) properties, published by HUD. This is not a list of private landlords who accept a Housing Choice Voucher. No such official list exists anywhere, and anyone charging you for one is selling guesswork.
Each property runs its own waiting list, separate from the housing authority's. Call before you visit — some have been full for years, others open up without notice.
HUD-assisted properties in Lexington
Sorted by number of subsidized units.
| Property | Address | Phone | Subsidized units | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lexington House Project-based Section 8 | 130 Houston St, Lexington, VA 24450 | (540) 463-9212 | 78 | Seniors |
| The Village at Rockbridge Project-based Section 8 | 60 Willow Springs Rd, Lexington, VA 24450 | (540) 464-1802 | 64 | Families and individuals |
| Mountainview Terrace Project-based Section 8 | 1 Thompson Ct, Lexington, VA 24450 | (540) 463-3242 | 39 | Families and individuals |
| Rockbridge Meadows Group Section 811 — for people with disabilities | 133 Boundary Line Ln, Lexington, VA 24450 | (540) 434-4800 | 6 | People with disabilities |
Source: HUD Multifamily Properties (Assisted). Unit counts are the subsidized units HUD records at the property, not apartments available today — we have no vacancy data, and neither does HUD's public file.
Where to apply for a voucher near Lexington
Lexington has no housing authority office of its own in HUD's records. These are the largest offices in Virginia — ask which one covers your address.
- Virginia Housing Development Authority
- Norfolk Redevelopment & Housing Authority
- Fairfax County Redevelopment & Hsg Authority
All 41 housing authorities in Virginia