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Sml charity home tour, mission statement.

The Charity Home Tour’s mission is to raise awareness of and funds for charities in the Smith Mountain Lake region, while promoting area businesses and building community relationships.

Mission Objectives

Using only volunteers, organize and administer a Tour that invites guests to tour beautiful and interesting SML Homes.

Raise funds through Tour patrons, business sponsors, and tickets sales.

Distribute the proceeds amongst the participating charities who provide needed services to deserving people.

THE HUDLER HOME

Located in Huddleston, the Hudler home is a 4500 square foot 3 level contemporary New England style with modern finishes inside. This home was completely torn down in 2016 and finished in 2018 with 3 bedrooms, 1 exercise room also serving as a bedroom, 4 full baths and 2 half baths. The main elements throughout the house are kept neutral so that any accents bring in the color while the main level flooring is durable luxury vinyl plank. The kitchen contains white cabinetry with quartz countertops, a large farmhouse sink, stainless steel hood and Kitchenaid appliances. A four season room off of the kitchen overlooking an incredible view of the lake, contains the dining area and a knotty pine ceiling with whitewash finish. A master bedroom, master bath and laundry with mudroom finish off the main level. The second level contains 2 suites with their own bathrooms, an office and a large storage room. The lower level consists of a custom black bar cabinet, large TV & game area. Another guest room with bath and a large workroom with storage finish out the lower level. Views of Smith Mountain and the dam are tremendous from both inside and outside the home with multiple seating areas on the top and lower levels.

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SML Charity Home Tour celebrates its 32nd year serving the Bedford and Franklin County nonprofit community.

SML CHT sponsorships were outstanding this year and we appreciate your tremendous generosity!

Huge thank you to the SML Charity Home Tour board, local businesses, home owners, supporters and volunteers.

Thank you to our 2023 home owners, The Hudlers'. We appreciate your kindness and allowing us to show your beautiful home with the community.

Special thank you to Judy Wolfe, Judy has been volunteering with SML CHT since 2013 as Charity Lead.

A warm Thank you to Ed McNamara for his dedicated work with our amazing sponsors this year.

A WARM THANK YOU TO OUR MANY SPONSORS

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- Lake Retreat Properties, Inc.

- Bartlett Tree Experts

- Moneta Farm & Home Center

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- Lietz Electric

- Patron Loa Ztanza

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- Gorman’s Gardens, LLC

- Hourglass Yoga

- Joe’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant

- Moneta Dentistry, Dr. Vishal Shah

- Old Oak Cafe’

- SiteOne Landscape Supply

- SML Boat Rentals at Mitchell’s Point

- SML Democrats

- Westlake Coffee & Cafe’

- Home21 Amy & David Walker

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Smith mountain lake charity home tour returns for 30th anniversary.

Alexus Davila , Multimedia Journalist

SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE, Va. – Homes near Smith Mountain Lake are opening up their doors again for the community to take a sneak peek inside with the goal to help charities.

Hundreds of people are expected to step inside eight lavish waterfront homes this weekend.

Each home is tied to a charity and ticket sales will be divided to support each one.

In the past 30 years, the Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour raised more than 4 million dollars for local organizations.

“One of our homeowners has been collecting ideas for seven years by going on the charity home tour,” Smith Mountain Lake Charity House Tour Executive Director Sandra Morse said. “And they finally built a house and they are on the tour this year. And that has happened to us before because you can get ideas.”

Tickets are $30 and can be purchased on their website .

The tour will run from Friday till 5pm on Sunday.

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Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour | Get Inspired and Support Local Nonprofits!

The all-volunteer Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour, now in its 32nd year of operation, has raised $5 million for area charities! It’s great fun to explore some of the most beautiful homes on the lake and experience their lovely lake and mountain views. Visitors get ideas about building, remodeling, materials, contractors, architects, products and their sources. Here’s a look at the eight homes showcased on the Charity Home Tour this year on October 6, 7 and 8. All homes are accessible by boat or by car.

The HUDLER home in Huddleston provides a spectacular view of the lake with Smith Mountain in the background. It feels like being in a treehouse because trees frame the lake view from the windows. The Hudlers had the lot’s former house torn down and, two years later, the current New England-style contemporary with modern finishes was completed.  

Also in Huddleston, the SHEETS home exhibits rustic, “shabby-chic” style. Examples include: many unique furniture pieces and artwork, grandmother’s antique ice box, a display of old metal toys, a Black Dog Salvage-refurbished church door and a bar made from a boat. Enjoy the decorating of very creative homeowners!

The MCGEE home, in Kennedy Shores, one of SML’s newest developments, has a wide view of the Bull Run area of the lake. This white Hardy plank home with black trim is Craftsman-style with French country interior décor. The open-concept living/dining area has patios that beckon outdoor entertaining. The kitchen’s hidden pantry is a separate room with a coffee bar.

The MCAVOY home offers wide-water views of the Roanoke River toward Smith Mountain from all upstairs rooms. The interior is Tuscan style with a large painting over the fireplace. Off the kitchen is a screened porch with a fireplace, and there’s a covered balcony off the living room. Antique-looking wooden mantles cap the fireplaces. Outdoors a unique fire pit and sitting area were created behind huge rocks that were already on the property.

The DUNCAN home on Tranquility Road is a peaceful place indeed, tucked into a quiet cove of the Blackwater River. This French Country-style home, built in 2000, was remodeled extensively in 2020. The interior is eclectic, with white-washed oak floors, vaulted wooden ceiling in the entryway, a large sunroom with remote-control skylights, and Czechoslovakian family china displayed in the dining room. ✦  

For information, tickets and home photos, visit SMLCharityHomeTour.com .

SML Charity Home Tour event prepares for 30th annual event

SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A Smith Mountain Lake tradition returns this weekend for its 30th year and it’s all for a good cause.

This weekend, The Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour offers people the opportunity to go inside some of the beautiful homes on Smith Mountain Lake.

Folks guide themselves to each home by car or by boat. This year, there are eight homes available to be toured, while the donations from the 140 sponsors involved in the event will be split up between eight different area charities.

For the organizers of the event, being able to give back as what it’s all about.

“Just keeping some of the charities running, that’s why this event is so important,” explains event Executive Director Sandra Morse.

$116,000 has already been pledged for donation and around 800 tickets have been sold.

The tours start October 8.

Ticket information and a list of charities benefiting is available here.

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Smith Mountain Lake | Charity Home Tour

• August 30, 2019

Now in its 29th year, the Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour showcases eight spectacular lakeside homes in Franklin and Bedford counties—and it’s all for a great cause. The three-day tour, October 11-13, 2019, is a truly collaborative community effort to raise funds for eight regional charities that provide critical services for those in need.

fun fact This is the only tour in the nation in which all homes can be accessed by car or by boat!

For more information or to purchase tickets online, visit smlcharityhometour.com.

1. The Breckinridge home is a ranch style home with a walkout lower level. There are white oak hardwood floors, pine ceilings, wainscoting and several quilts on display. The owners have an extensive collection of wooden houses from places they’ve visited, a thimble collection and an organ that came from the home of Confederate General Jubal Early. Ron has a collection of antique cameras, and Linda displays her medals from her Dragon Boat racing days. A gallery shows historic family pieces and pictures from the Civil War and of relatives with ties to Presidents Jefferson and Buchanan. 1250 Hidden Waters Lane, Moneta.

2. The Mallen home in Park Place has five bedrooms, four full and two half-baths, and ten-foot ceilings, many with double trays to twelve feet. Entryway, living and dining room floors look like marble, and columns are painted to match. There are fireplaces in the keeping room near the kitchen, the master suite and on the lower level. One home office serves as a guest bedroom with a handicap-accessible bathroom. The home also has an elevator, which is regularly checked by a lift servicing company. The lower level is as chic as the upstairs, with two guest bedrooms, entertainment area with bar, builtin aquarium, colored mood lights and a secret door. 19 Atlantic Avenue, Moneta.

3. The Shea home on Hatcher Creek has a great view of the mountains and features main floor living with a finished walkout lake level. This four-bedroom, four and a half bath home has an open floor plan; a vaulted ceiling in the great room lets the stone fireplace soar. Each room enjoys a lake view, except one. A screened porch and a large deck with a glass railing extend along the lakeside of the house. The lower-level family room has a “shabby chic” vibe with painted furniture. The large dock sports fun furniture and décor. 2422 Patmos Church Road, Huddleston.

4. The Koury home on Craddock Creek is a Craftsmanstyle home with a large stone deck and a pool on the lakeside. The house has an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings. There is manufactured hickory flooring in the living, kitchen and dining areas. The living room has a stacked stone fireplace and a beautiful lake view. The master suite, replete with tray ceilings and 100-year-old antique lamps. The lake level has lvt herringbone flooring in the main area and mini-kitchen. From here, walk out to the covered porch,pool, hot tub and tiki bar. 308 Pine Drive, Huddleston.

5. The Kellstrom home in Mountain View Shores is a Craftsman-style house with three bedrooms, three baths, two half-baths and a large bonus room. There is a cottage atmosphere with soft grey walls, white trim and touches of aqua throughout. The kitchen contains a large sunroom with an antique sewing machine. The dining room has rough beadboard and a ship-lap wood ceiling. The homeowners have included older furniture from their previous homes, painting the pieces various colors. Enjoy beautiful paintings from Norway and some by local artist Ruth Cole throughout the house. 2222 Capewood Drive, Huddleston.

6. The Nester home, built in 2016, is situated on a flat lot on Tranquility Road with a splendid view of Smith Mountain. This one-level smart home has four bedrooms and five baths plus a bonus room over the garage for a game area, bar and kitchenette. Unique details include vaulted living room, dark stained hickory flooring, antique dining table, plantation shutters, vaulted barrel ceiling in the master bedroom and bath, barn doors in the guest bedroom and white ship-lap ceiling. There are two docks—one for boats and one for fishing and relaxing. 715 Tranquility Road, Moneta.

7. The Thompson home in Union Hall was a tear down that was rebuilt in three levels. The main floor has the master suite, kitchen, family room and living room with a vaulted pine ceiling and a stone fireplace featuring a one-of-a-kind mantel from Black Dog Salvage. The upper level has a bedroom, bath and a sleeping loft. The lower level has a family room, a darkroom, a man cave with a sauna, and an office with a barn door and a Murphy bed. Model train collections are on display in a glass case. Of particular interest is an original Ann Harwell fabric art quilt. 257 Dudley Road, Union Hall.

8. On the Blackwater, the Borum home, loved for twenty years, no longer met the family’s needs, so they opted to demolish and rebuild. Gone was the four-bedroom, two-bath home with seven-foot ceilings, now replaced by a contemporary farmhouse designed to maximize the lake view while highlighting the remarkable Zelkova tree at the entryway. Enter through the kitchen, and view the open eating area and living room. The master suite and two guest suites are also on this level. The oversized covered deck with seating and adjoining dining porch are inviting. Two more bedrooms and a bath are on the lower level. Just outside, is a delightful stilt cottage, which houses Nancy’s studio. 3576 Kemp Ford Road, Union Hall.

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Map and Directions

2023 charity home tour home locations.

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Directions by Land

Tour directions begin from Hales Ford Bridge on Booker T Washington Highway, Route 122 Other starting points may be used, and homes can be visited in any order. Orange and black signs will be placed at turns for additional guidance. All homes are clearly marked. There will be traffic directors at each house to help with parking. Advise them if you need special assistance. Please note that homes are not handicapped accessible. 

Homes on East Side of Lake

Hudler Home 2231 Capewood Dr. Huddleston, VA 24104 .

From Hales Ford Bridge, head northeast on VA-122 N/Booker T Washington Hwy toward Bedford for 2.4 mi. Turn right at the stoplight onto Hendricks Store Rd.  Go 4.1 mi to the end (the road will change names to Radford Church Rd).  At the Stop Sign, turn right onto White House Rd and go 2.8 mi to the end.  Turn right onto Smith Mountain Lake Parkway.  Go 0.2 mi and turn left onto Tolers Ferry Rd.  Go 3.8 mi and turn right onto Trading Post Rd.  Go 1.5 mi and turn left onto Capewood Dr. into the Mountain View Shores subdivision.  Go 1.2 mi and the destination will be on the right. 

Sheets Home 2943 Trading Post Rd Huddleston, VA 24104 .

Turn around in the cul-de-sac and take Capewood Dr back to Trading Post Rd.  At the Stop sign, turn left, and go 0.5 mi.  The property will be on your right.

Homes on West Side of Lake

McAvoy Home 268 Vermont Ave Moneta, VA 24121

Take Laurel Point Dr back to Trading Post Rd, turn left, and go 2.0 mi to the end.  Turn left at the Stop Sign onto Tolers Ferry Rd and go 3.8 mi to the end.  Turn right onto Smith Mountain Lake Parkway, go 0.2 mi, and turn left onto White House Rd.  Stay on White House Rd for 2.8 mi, and turn left onto Radford Church Rd.  Go to the end (the road will change names to Hendricks Store Rd), and at the Stop Light, turn left onto VA-122 S/Booker T Washington Hwy.  Go 5.8 mi (you will cross Hales Ford Bridge over SML), and turn left at the stoplight onto Scruggs Rd.  Go 4.8 mi to the 4-Way Stop, and turn left onto Bluewater Dr.  Go 1.2 mi and turn right onto Saunders Farm Rd.  Go 0.3 mi, and at the Stop Sign, turn right onto Winding Waters Dr.  Go 0.4 mi and turn left onto Park Way Ave.  Go 0.5 mi and turn right on Vermont Avenue into the Park Place subdivision.  Go 0.3 mi and destination will be on your right.

Thomas Home 140 Windmere Trail Moneta, VA 24121

Backtrack on Vermont Ave to Park Way Ave.  Turn left and go 0.5 mi.  At the Stop Sign, turn right onto Winding Waters Dr and go 0.4 mi.  Turn left onto Saunders Farm Rd and go 0.3 mi to the end.  Turn left onto Bluewater Dr. and go 1.2 mi to the 4-Way Stop.  Turn left onto Scruggs Rd.  Go 2.4 mi and turn left onto Windmere Trail into the Windmere Point subdivision.  Go 0.3 mi and the destination is on the right.

Duncan Home 120 Tranquility Rd Moneta, VA 24121

Backtrack on Windmere Trail to Scruggs Rd.  Turn left onto Scruggs Rd, go 0.8 mi, and turn left onto Tranquility Rd.  Go 0.1 mi and the destination is on your right. 

Derr Home 74 Sail Away Ln Moneta, VA 24121

Head back on Tranquility Rd to Scruggs Rd.  Turn right onto Scruggs Rd and go 2.2 mi. Turn left onto Dudley Amos Rd and go 0.9 mi.  Turn left on South Harbour Dr into the South Harbour subdivision and go 0.4 mi.  Turn right onto Harbour Crossing Dr and go 0.1 mi. Turn left onto Sail Away Ln, and you will see your destination on the left.

McGee Home 79 Pennsylvania Avenue Union Hall, VA 24176

Note:  This address is relatively new; it is recognized on the Google Maps app, but not on the Apple Maps app.

Take Sail Away Ln back to Harbour Crossing Dr.  Turn right onto Harbour Crossing Dr and go 0.1 mi.  Turn left onto South Harbour Dr and go 0.4 mi to the end.  Turn right onto Dudley Amos Rd and go 0.9 mi to the end.  Turn left onto Scruggs Rd and go 5.0 mi.  Turn left onto Brooks Mill Rd.  Go 10.5 mi (go straight at the traffic circle) to the end.  Turn left onto VA-40E.  Go 2.2 mi. Turn left at the Whistle Stop Store onto Kemp Ford Rd.  Go 1.4 mi.  Turn right onto Dillards Hill Rd and go 2.7 mi.  Turn right on JFK Blvd into the Kennedy Shores subdivision (across from the Lands End community).  Immediately turn right onto Congressional Way, and go 0.4 mi to the end.  Turn Left on Hyannis Pt, and then continue straight onto Pennsylvania Ave.  The destination is on the right. 

Mills-Greco Home 176 Three Point Isle Dr. Penhook, VA 24137

Head back out Pennsylvania Ave, then onto Hyannis Pt/Alpine Dr. for 0.3 mi to the Stop Sign.  Turn right onto Alpine Dr, go 0.2 mi, turn slight right onto Belle Isle Rd, and go 0.2 mi to the end.  Turn left onto Dillards Hill Rd/Lakestone Rd and go 2.5 mi to the end. Turn left onto Kemp Ford Rd and go 1.5 mi to the end.  Turn left onto VA-40 E/Old Franklin Turnpike. Go 3.8 mi and turn left onto Old Mountain Rd.  Go 1.5 mi to the end. Turn left onto Smith Mountain Rd.  Go 3.1 mi and turn left onto Three Point Isle Dr.  Go 0.2 mi and destination will be on the right. 

Return to Hales Ford Bridge Moneta VA 24121

Head east on Three Point Isle Dr for 0.2 mi.  Turn right onto Smith Mountain Rd.  Go 3.1 mi and turn right onto Old Mountain Rd.  Go 1.5 mi to the end.  Turn right onto VA-40 W/Old Franklin Turnpike.  Go 6.0 mi and turn right onto Brooks Mill Rd.  Go 10.5 mi (go straight at the traffic circle) to the end.  Turn left onto Scruggs Rd (exercise caution due to quickly oncoming traffic) and go 0.8 mi. Turn right at the Stop Light onto VA-122 N and go 3.4 mi to return to  Hales Ford Bridge . 

Directions by Water

Charity Home Tour ticket holders who are visiting homes by boat this year will have an easy time of it.  With only two not-so-distant exceptions, the lovely homes that will be open for viewing are clustered in the channel junction area where the Roanoke River, Craddock Creek, Witcher Creek, and Blackwater Rivers meet. 

Each dock will be marked with a tall orange flag, and nearly all will have a Passenger Drop Off option. (Captains will stay with their vessels and wait in the cove for their passengers to Tour the home.)  Bring along a lake map, hydration, snacks, sunscreen, and a fully-charged cell phone.  Make sure properly-sized life vests for everyone are readily accessible, preferably out on deck.  Wearing them while underway is highly recommended by all the lake’s law enforcement and water safety groups.  Always exercise caution when entering and exiting your vessel.

The homes are listed below in a sequential boating order, but your route will vary by starting point and which homes you elect to visit by water.  Note that the homes retain their “Numbers” from the map and by-land directions.  Travel times between docks were taken running about 25-30 MPH in open areas, on calm water.  Yours will vary with traffic, wind, and your comfortable vessel speed.   PLEASE REMEMBER:  MOST DOCKS HAVE ONLY 2 DOCKING SPACES, SO PACK YOUR PATIENCE AND ALLOW PLENTY OF EXTRA TIME IF TOURING BY WATER.

Traveling south (down river) from Hales Ford Bridge: 

#3 McAvoy Home 268 Vermont Avenue, Moneta (GPS 37° 05.043 N 79° 37.569 W)

The McAvoy Home is in Park Place, at the down-river end of the S-Curve, about a 20-minute run south from Hales Ford Bridge.  After passing marker R17, bend a bit to starboard and point your bow due west toward the community water tower.  You will spot the orange flag below a copper-roofed dock cupola. 

#4 Thomas Home 140 Windmere Trail, Moneta (GPS 37° 03.811 N 79° 37.324 W)

Head down the Roanoke River, pointing toward the southern (right) end of the Smith Mountain ridge. Pass the boardwalks of Boardwalk to starboard and enter the SECOND cove on the right (one cove beyond the Boardwalk cove with red-roofed gazebo).  The home is deep in the cove, on the right.  Gray home with white trim.  7-10 mins. 

#2 Sheets Home 2943 Trading Post Road, Huddleston (GPS 37° 03.962 N 79° 33.419 W)

Exit the cove and turn downriver, passing between R11 to the right (just below Rabbit Island) and several shoal markers to your left.  Then angle left, pointing toward the cell towers on the dam end of Smith Mountain’s ridgeline.  Your destination is Craddock Creek, just beyond Mitchell’s Marina.  Be aware of the shoal between Beach and Middle Islands.  You will want to pass to the right of R6 and R4, and then wide around C1 into Craddock Creek.  Pass C2A and on toward Mitchell’s, coming off plane to pass left of the marina’s no-wake markers.  The home is deep in the cove on the right, with a large letter “S” on the wall facing the lake.  18-20 mins.

#1 Hudler Home 2231 Capewood Drive, Huddleston (GPS 37° 03.362 N 79° 32.672 W)

Exit the cove and head towards the dam, keeping C2A and C2 comfortably to port.  Once past R2. angle left about 45 degrees toward the far shore.  The light-colored home sits up high on that shore, well left of W-1, and just right of a large A-frame home.  15-17 mins.

#8 Greco Home 176 Three Point Isle Drive, Penhook (GPS 37° 01.697 N 79° 35.920 W)

The dock at this house is closed, but the home is open so please plan to drive by land as its SPECTACULAR!  

#7 McGee Home 79 Pennsylvania Avenue, Union Hall (GPS 37° 01.710 N 79° 38.402 W)

Exit cove and steer toward the Lakestone condo cluster on the far shore, passing well left of Christmas Tree Island.  Enter Bull Run at BU1, then angle toward far shore.  The McGee dock is several to the left of the Kennedy Shores boat launch ramp/trailer parking area.  10 mins.

#5 Duncan Home 120 Tranquility Road, Moneta (GPS 37° 02.865 N 79° 37.144 W)

Exit cove and follow left shore past the Lakestone condos.  Parallel the up-river shore of Christmas Tree Island and enter the large cove directly ahead, just above B8.  House is in the far-left corner of the cove; look for solar panel array on the dock house roof.  10 mins.

#6 Derr Home 74 Sail Away Lane, Moneta (GPS 37° 03.435° N 79° 39.046° W)

Exit the cove and circle right to pass the “What About Bob House” and B10.  Continue past B10A outside of Chimney Island; then angle right toward a high brown house with impressive firepit midway down the yard.  10 mins. 

Return trip to Hales Ford Bridge is typically about 45-60 minutes, depending on traffic. 

Gas and restrooms can be found at Webster Marine (just north of Hales Ford Bridge, Bedford side), Parrot Cove Boat Rentals (just north of Hales Ford Bridge, Franklin Side), and Mitchell’s Point Marina (just beyond C2A).  Bayside Marina (across the Roanoke Channel from R26, at the far end of Becky’s Creek Cove,) offers 24/7 pay-at-the-pump gas.  Sea Tow will be standing by to assist members free of charge and non-members for a fee—call (540) 719-5555.  For medical emergencies or law enforcement needs, dial 911 or (540) 586-7827 and clearly indicate your location on the lake.

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