Last Modified: February 26, 2026

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10th and Page Neighborhood Guide

Where Porch Beers Meet Grad School Angst

🧭Generally defined as the area: Between 10th Street and the railroad tracks, roughly from Page Street down to Market Street, tucked between the Corner and Downtown

📌Best known for: Walkable everything without the Corner's undergrad chaos, compact area

👕You can spot a 10th and Page local by: Biking to Ragged Mountain or Whole Foods daily

👍Locals live here because: You want a porch and proximity without roommates

👎Don't say we didn't warn you about: Street parking wars and the train horn at 2am

The general vibe is: Settled but still rides bikes

Pros & Cons of 10th and Page

10th and Page strengths (top 5)

WalkableBike FriendlyCultural DiversityUrban EnergyDog Friendly

10th and Page tradeoffs (top 3)

Peaceful & QuietFarmers MarketsMuseums & Libraries
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10th and Page Neighborhood DNA

UVA grad students who never left

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Some of the 10th and Page hotspots include: Dairy Market, The Bridge PAI, Three Notch'd Brewing, and Starr Hill Brewery.
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