Danville House

An Affordable Housing Community in Danville, Virginia

The Danville House comprises two buildings, both registered as Virginia Historical Landmarks: a ten-story structure originally built in 1926 as a hotel and a three-story building that served as city market since 1890.

After being rehabilitated in 1983 and converted to senior housing, Danville House became an affordable housing property catering to elderly or disabled individuals through the Federal Section 8 program.

The community serves residents over the age of 62. Amenities include laundry facilities, a community room, a recreation room, 24-hour emergency maintenance and on-site management.

Located at 600 Main St., the community is in the heart of the downtown Danville Historic District. Sovath Health, the Museum of Fine Arts and History and Danville Science Center are within a 1-mile radius.

A comprehensive renovation of the property is expected to begin in 2026.

The community features:
• Laundry facilities
• Community Room
• TV / Recreation Room
• 24-hour emergency maintenance
• On-site Management
• Operation Pathways Programs & Services