Home Decor in Ashland, VA

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  1. 120 Hanover Avenue, Ashland VA 23005

    4.9 Superb 63 reviews

    “A must-visit shop in Ashland. This place is amazing and the owner, Wendy, is incredible. The sincerity, passion, and creativity here is so clear--- a place where you can feel good about spending money!”

  2. 625 North Washington Highway, Ashland VA 23005

    4.8 Superb 60 reviews

    “Very nice space with lots of good finds. Staff are amazing and super helpful. They helped us find the perfect coffee table and were so delightful to talk to. Great prices as well.”

  3. 11550 Lakeridge Parkway, Ashland VA 23005

    4.2 Good 94 reviews

    “James went out of his way to help my family today and everyone else he encountered. (last name Rowland, I think he said) Great guy and he's another reason we'll be back to Bass Pro.”

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  5. 11550 Lakeridge Parkway, Ashland VA 23005

    4.3 Superb 373 reviews

    “Love going to bass pro everyone is very helpful except, customer service has the worst person possible working the counter her name is Laura and she's about as friendly as a pitbull, I told her she needed to smile and she told me she doesn't smile at work , she's definitely the wrong person for customer service just saying, very large woman you can't miss her and I definitely hope i never have to deal with her again, everyone else is super happy and helpful, love bass pro just not customer service !!!!!!!!”

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