206 Duke Street in Fredericksburg, VA
VSCLT has begun an exciting new partnership with Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity to acquire and renovate homes for sale to low-income Habitat homebuyers.
VSCLT and Habitat share a vision of creating permanently affordable homes through the innovative Community Land Trust model. VSCLT retains ownership of the land and sells the home to income-qualified families, reducing costs, lowering down payments, and easing monthly mortgage burdens—ultimately empowering families to build lasting equity and stability.
Together, our partnership combines Habitat's hands-on homebuilding and renovation expertise with VSCLT’s sustainable affordability model. This collaboration ensures that families not only have safe, quality homes but also long-term financial security and community stability.
Overview
Rendering of 206 Duke Street after rehabilitation by Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity. Picture is a conceptual / illustrative image. The final product may vary in design, features and appearance.
To qualify to purchase a Fredericksburg Habitat VSCLT home, applicants must meet Fredericksburg Habitat’s program requirements. Please see this chart for more information.
In addition to Habitat’s homebuyer education, the buyer will also receive education from VSCLT on the CLT model and a pro-bono (no charge) session with an attorney who will review all details of the VSCLT ground lease requirements.
To begin the application process, to ask further questions, or register for an upcoming info session, please visit Greater Fredericksburg Habitat’s website or contact them for more information.
Qualifications
Resources
Please see the following resources to learn more about VSCLT and the Community Land Trust Model:
VSCLT Informational Flyer (4-pages)
VSCLT Basics Course
VSCLT Model Ground Lease
VSCLT Capital Improvements and Inspection Policies
VSCLT FAQs