Charlottesville

Centrally located and nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge, Charlottesville is home to Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, the University of Virginia, Appalachian Trail hiking, and Civil War skirmishes. The city has earned a reputation as a writer's and reader's paradise and enjoys the benefits as a technological hub with many major high tech employers. Charlottesville is a well-equipped high tech haven with state of the art fiber optic communications and broadband connectivity available though a number of local and national access providers.

Transportation accessibility is exceptional through it's regional airport, train service and interstate links to the Washington D.C., Atlanta, New Orleans and the Northeast corridor. For four years in a row, Charlottesville has been listed among Money Magazine's 100 best places to live and has been the most highly ranked city in Virginia each year. Eleven national surveys list Charlottesville in the top ten "bests" for everything from "Best Tennis and Golf" to "Best Climate and Healthiest Place to Live", as well as "Best City to Start a Business."