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New Brick Historic Lofts offer some of the best amenities of any apartments for rent in South Boston Va.

Discover the Heritage and Hospitality of South Boston, Virginia, centrally located on in Halifax County on Virginia’s southern border. South Boston is a town full of history, character, and charm. We are a community proud of our past, comfortable with our present, and confident in our future. We are a community of neighbors helping neighbors. With large urban areas: Richmond, Raleigh, Roanoke or Charlottesville, all within a two-hour drive South Boston provides the richness of small town life with the big city amenities close by. Access to some of the world’s best medical facilities are a mere 70 mile drive south. Our crime rate is one of the lowest in the state. The Dan, Staunton, and Banister rivers flow thru our county providing us with endless recreational facilities.

Spend the day visiting the wonderful shops in Downtown South Boston. Browse for hours in antique shops, get a haircut, select the perfect gift for someone special in specialty shops, take home a bouquet of flowers, furnish a home or wardrobe, do your banking, take a cardio kickboxing or yoga/pilates class, pick up the local newspaper and relax over a cup of cappuccino, grab a delicious lunch, try some creamy delicious gelato, or go to see a great show and pair it with a fabulous dinner at a AAA 3 Diamond Rated restaurant. Stroll the tree-lined streets, enjoy the Victorian architecture, and soak up the small town atmosphere. Whatever your pleasure, Downtown South Boston has it all!

Visit Downtown South Boston’s website to learn more about what this amazing town has to offer!

Tobacco was an integral part of the southern Virginia economy from the late-nineteenth century through the mid-to late-twentieth century. Large warehouses were constructed well into the mid-twentieth century to hold the large quantities of tobacco brought by surrounding farmers to the tobacco markets which were centered near rail travel. The New Brick Warehouse is typical of tobacco warehouses and auction houses which were utilitarian structures, unfinished on the interior, but with many skylights to provide enough light for buyers to inspect the tobacco. Loading docks on the west elevation and the arched wagon entrances on the north and south elevations facilitated the moving of tobacco in and out of the structure.