$3,500,000 Unmatched in its 1.7 miles of river frontage, 224-acres, prime location, and estate home, every adventure is within reach here, whether hiking, fishing, hunting, hobby farming, equestrian pursuits, or simply savoring days along the river. Just 90 minutes from Washington D.C., framed by the Shenandoah River and Blue Ridge Mountains, Idlewild’s land stands apart in its beauty, scale and diversity. Along the Shenandoah River, 120 acres form a private frontage ideal for riverside walks or trail rides. Cleared paths lead to swimming holes, shaded picnic spots and quiet banks where the sound of water over the shoals restores calm. Between the river and the house, rich pastures unfold. Scenic and functional, the fenced fields are ready for horses or livestock. Across Howellsville Road, 100 wooded acres rise to a ridgeline at 800-feet of elevation and offer extensive trails for hunting, riding, hiking or ATV adventures. Idlewild’s residence, reconstructed in 2009, has been beautifully built anew. Sitting on the original site, the stately Federal-style brick home maintained the exterior style of the historic Idlewild home, built circa 1853. With 4,000 square feet, 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, the residence is perfectly sited between river and mountains, overlooking a large pond with a Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop. Wide porches span the front and rear elevations, connecting the home with the surrounding countryside. Inside, rich hardwood floors anchor an open plan in which the living room flows into the dining area and kitchen, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Oversized windows frame views of the pond, pastures and mountains. The main-level primary suite, added in 2012, offers both convenience and privacy, with a large walk-in closet and a spa-like bath featuring a clawfoot tub, glass-enclosed shower, premium finishes and hidden laundry. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms include a generous ensuite with peaceful views. From this level, step onto the roof deck, an inspired space for lounging or soaking in the hot tub while overlooking the river and fields. The lower-level blends utility and design with high ceilings, slate floors, a full bath, kitchenette, and stone fireplace. This casual living space can flex to a gym, studio or home office, complete with Starlink connectivity. Elements of Idlewild’s history have been carefully preserved and reimagined. The covered breezeway that once linked the kitchen to the main house has been repurposed as an inviting space for al fresco dining. Bricks from the original 1850s home—kiln-fired on the farm—were repurposed in the Carriage House, now a detached garage with a farm office. The former estate kitchen has been transformed into a charming one-bedroom, one-bath guest house, while the original corn crib stands a restored antique. At the river near the modern bridge, remnants of the 1920s Byrd Bridge still stand, reminders of the travelers and commerce that have passed through Berry’s Ferry since the early 1800s. If seeking an estate of rare character and scale, Idlewild River Farm possesses the best of Virginia’s countryside. Live among historic estates such as Long Branch, The Tuleyries, and Carter Hall. Enjoy local restaurants, wineries, breweries and golf courses with quick access to Rt 340, Rt 7, Rt 50 and I-81. Located 20 minutes from Winchester and Front Royal, 45 minutes from Middleburg and just 90 minutes from Washington, D.C. 4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ VACL2006148 MLS Unmatched in its 1.7 miles of river frontage, 224-acres, prime location, and estate home, every adventure is within reach here, whether hiking, fishing, hunting, hobby farming, equestrian pursuits, or simply savoring days along the river. Just 90 minutes from Washington D.C., framed by the Shenandoah River and Blue Ridge Mountains, Idlewild’s land stands apart in its beauty, scale and diversity. Along the Shenandoah River, 120 acres form a private frontage ideal for riverside walks or trail rides. Cleared paths lead to swimming holes, shaded picnic spots and quiet banks where the sound of water over the shoals restores calm. Between the river and the house, rich pastures unfold. Scenic and functional, the fenced fields are ready for horses or livestock. Across Howellsville Road, 100 wooded acres rise to a ridgeline at 800-feet of elevation and offer extensive trails for hunting, riding, hiking or ATV adventures. Idlewild’s residence, reconstructed in 2009, has been beautifully built anew. Sitting on the original site, the stately Federal-style brick home maintained the exterior style of the historic Idlewild home, built circa 1853. With 4,000 square feet, 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, the residence is perfectly sited between river and mountains, overlooking a large pond with a Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop. Wide porches span the front and rear elevations, connecting the home with the surrounding countryside. Inside, rich hardwood floors anchor an open plan in which the living room flows into the dining area and kitchen, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Oversized windows frame views of the pond, pastures and mountains. The main-level primary suite, added in 2012, offers both convenience and privacy, with a large walk-in closet and a spa-like bath featuring a clawfoot tub, glass-enclosed shower, premium finishes and hidden laundry. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms include a generous ensuite with peaceful views. From this level, step onto the roof deck, an inspired space for lounging or soaking in the hot tub while overlooking the river and fields. The lower-level blends utility and design with high ceilings, slate floors, a full bath, kitchenette, and stone fireplace. This casual living space can flex to a gym, studio or home office, complete with Starlink connectivity. Elements of Idlewild’s history have been carefully preserved and reimagined. The covered breezeway that once linked the kitchen to the main house has been repurposed as an inviting space for al fresco dining. Bricks from the original 1850s home—kiln-fired on the farm—were repurposed in the Carriage House, now a detached garage with a farm office. The former estate kitchen has been transformed into a charming one-bedroom, one-bath guest house, while the original corn crib stands a restored antique. At the river near the modern bridge, remnants of the 1920s Byrd Bridge still stand, reminders of the travelers and commerce that have passed through Berry’s Ferry since the early 1800s. If seeking an estate of rare character and scale, Idlewild River Farm possesses the best of Virginia’s countryside. Live among historic estates such as Long Branch, The Tuleyries, and Carter Hall. Enjoy local restaurants, wineries, breweries and golf courses with quick access to Rt 340, Rt 7, Rt 50 and I-81. Located 20 minutes from Winchester and Front Royal, 45 minutes from Middleburg and just 90 minutes from Washington, D.C. 9533 Howellsville Rd, Boyce
$349,000 Curate your dream and let the country roads take you home to this beautiful 14.59 +/- acre tree dappled parcel, conveniently located just minutes from commuter route 50 and the historic villages of Millwood, Upperville and Middleburg, The gently rolling land is partially wooded including some mature oaks and several lovely clearings. A vibrant stream flows through the back with small water falls and swimming nooks to explore and enjoy. Build your full time home or weekend getaway. Plant a garden, float the Shenandoah River, hike Sky Meadows park, shop the local farmer's markets and boutiques, picnic at nearby Polo matches and equestrian venues, visit the National Sporting Library & Museum in Middleburg for a glimpse of the coveted sporting collections and exhibits, explore Blandy, the state Arboretum, attend a concert at the Barns of Rose Hill in Berryville or head into Winchester to grab a bite and catch a movie. All just a short scenic drive away. Endless possibilities from outdoor recreation and farming to fine dining. shopping and entertainment. 1 hour to Dulles Int'l airport, 1.5 hours to DC VACL2005978 MLS Curate your dream and let the country roads take you home to this beautiful 14.59 +/- acre tree dappled parcel, conveniently located just minutes from commuter route 50 and the historic villages of Millwood, Upperville and Middleburg, The gently rolling land is partially wooded including some mature oaks and several lovely clearings. A vibrant stream flows through the back with small water falls and swimming nooks to explore and enjoy. Build your full time home or weekend getaway. Plant a garden, float the Shenandoah River, hike Sky Meadows park, shop the local farmer's markets and boutiques, picnic at nearby Polo matches and equestrian venues, visit the National Sporting Library & Museum in Middleburg for a glimpse of the coveted sporting collections and exhibits, explore Blandy, the state Arboretum, attend a concert at the Barns of Rose Hill in Berryville or head into Winchester to grab a bite and catch a movie. All just a short scenic drive away. Endless possibilities from outdoor recreation and farming to fine dining. shopping and entertainment. 1 hour to Dulles Int'l airport, 1.5 hours to DC Pioneer Ln, Boyce
$224,900 Rare opportunity to own one of the last remaining lots in Ashby Run. This peaceful 5.55‑acre parcel in Bluemont, VA is approved for a 4‑bedroom alternative septic system, offering a strong start for your future custom home. Ideal for either a full‑time residence or a weekend retreat. Convenient access to Route 7 and Route 50 provides an easy 25‑minute drive to Middleburg and Berryville. The property features mature trees and close proximity to the Appalachian Trail and Shenandoah River, creating a private setting with abundant natural beauty and outdoor recreation nearby. A unique chance to build in a sought‑after location surrounded by nature. VACL2006068 MLS Rare opportunity to own one of the last remaining lots in Ashby Run. This peaceful 5.55‑acre parcel in Bluemont, VA is approved for a 4‑bedroom alternative septic system, offering a strong start for your future custom home. Ideal for either a full‑time residence or a weekend retreat. Convenient access to Route 7 and Route 50 provides an easy 25‑minute drive to Middleburg and Berryville. The property features mature trees and close proximity to the Appalachian Trail and Shenandoah River, creating a private setting with abundant natural beauty and outdoor recreation nearby. A unique chance to build in a sought‑after location surrounded by nature. Cliff Lane, Bluemont
$3,500,000 Unmatched in its 1.7 miles of river frontage, 224-acres, prime location, and estate home, every adventure is within reach here, whether hiking, fishing, hunting, hobby farming, equestrian pursuits, or simply savoring days along the river. Just 90 minutes from Washington D.C., framed by the Shenandoah River and Blue Ridge Mountains, Idlewild’s land stands apart in its beauty, scale and diversity. Along the Shenandoah River, 120 acres form a private frontage ideal for riverside walks or trail rides. Cleared paths lead to swimming holes, shaded picnic spots and quiet banks where the sound of water over the shoals restores calm. Between the river and the house, rich pastures unfold. Scenic and functional, the fenced fields are ready for horses or livestock. Across Howellsville Road, 100 wooded acres rise to a ridgeline at 800-feet of elevation and offer extensive trails for hunting, riding, hiking or ATV adventures. Idlewild’s residence, reconstructed in 2009, has been beautifully built anew. Sitting on the original site, the stately Federal-style brick home maintained the exterior style of the historic Idlewild home, built circa 1853. With 4,000 square feet, 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, the residence is perfectly sited between river and mountains, overlooking a large pond with a Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop. Wide porches span the front and rear elevations, connecting the home with the surrounding countryside. Inside, rich hardwood floors anchor an open plan in which the living room flows into the dining area and kitchen, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Oversized windows frame views of the pond, pastures and mountains. The main-level primary suite, added in 2012, offers both convenience and privacy, with a large walk-in closet and a spa-like bath featuring a clawfoot tub, glass-enclosed shower, premium finishes and hidden laundry. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms include a generous ensuite with peaceful views. From this level, step onto the roof deck, an inspired space for lounging or soaking in the hot tub while overlooking the river and fields. The lower-level blends utility and design with high ceilings, slate floors, a full bath, kitchenette, and stone fireplace. This casual living space can flex to a gym, studio or home office, complete with Starlink connectivity. Elements of Idlewild’s history have been carefully preserved and reimagined. The covered breezeway that once linked the kitchen to the main house has been repurposed as an inviting space for al fresco dining. Bricks from the original 1850s home—kiln-fired on the farm—were repurposed in the Carriage House, now a detached garage with a farm office. The former estate kitchen has been transformed into a charming one-bedroom, one-bath guest house, while the original corn crib stands a restored antique. At the river near the modern bridge, remnants of the 1920s Byrd Bridge still stand, reminders of the travelers and commerce that have passed through Berry’s Ferry since the early 1800s. If seeking a property of rare character and scale, Idlewild River Farm possesses the best of Virginia’s countryside (view property video), protected by a Virginia Outdoor Foundation conservation easement. Live among historic estates such as Long Branch, The Tuleyries, and Scaleby. Enjoy local restaurants, wineries, breweries and golf courses with quick access to Rt 340, Rt 7, Rt 50 and I-81. Located 20 minutes from Winchester and Front Royal, 45 minutes from Middleburg and just 90 minutes from Washington, D.C. 4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ VACL2006100 MLS Unmatched in its 1.7 miles of river frontage, 224-acres, prime location, and estate home, every adventure is within reach here, whether hiking, fishing, hunting, hobby farming, equestrian pursuits, or simply savoring days along the river. Just 90 minutes from Washington D.C., framed by the Shenandoah River and Blue Ridge Mountains, Idlewild’s land stands apart in its beauty, scale and diversity. Along the Shenandoah River, 120 acres form a private frontage ideal for riverside walks or trail rides. Cleared paths lead to swimming holes, shaded picnic spots and quiet banks where the sound of water over the shoals restores calm. Between the river and the house, rich pastures unfold. Scenic and functional, the fenced fields are ready for horses or livestock. Across Howellsville Road, 100 wooded acres rise to a ridgeline at 800-feet of elevation and offer extensive trails for hunting, riding, hiking or ATV adventures. Idlewild’s residence, reconstructed in 2009, has been beautifully built anew. Sitting on the original site, the stately Federal-style brick home maintained the exterior style of the historic Idlewild home, built circa 1853. With 4,000 square feet, 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, the residence is perfectly sited between river and mountains, overlooking a large pond with a Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop. Wide porches span the front and rear elevations, connecting the home with the surrounding countryside. Inside, rich hardwood floors anchor an open plan in which the living room flows into the dining area and kitchen, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Oversized windows frame views of the pond, pastures and mountains. The main-level primary suite, added in 2012, offers both convenience and privacy, with a large walk-in closet and a spa-like bath featuring a clawfoot tub, glass-enclosed shower, premium finishes and hidden laundry. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms include a generous ensuite with peaceful views. From this level, step onto the roof deck, an inspired space for lounging or soaking in the hot tub while overlooking the river and fields. The lower-level blends utility and design with high ceilings, slate floors, a full bath, kitchenette, and stone fireplace. This casual living space can flex to a gym, studio or home office, complete with Starlink connectivity. Elements of Idlewild’s history have been carefully preserved and reimagined. The covered breezeway that once linked the kitchen to the main house has been repurposed as an inviting space for al fresco dining. Bricks from the original 1850s home—kiln-fired on the farm—were repurposed in the Carriage House, now a detached garage with a farm office. The former estate kitchen has been transformed into a charming one-bedroom, one-bath guest house, while the original corn crib stands a restored antique. At the river near the modern bridge, remnants of the 1920s Byrd Bridge still stand, reminders of the travelers and commerce that have passed through Berry’s Ferry since the early 1800s. If seeking a property of rare character and scale, Idlewild River Farm possesses the best of Virginia’s countryside (view property video), protected by a Virginia Outdoor Foundation conservation easement. Live among historic estates such as Long Branch, The Tuleyries, and Scaleby. Enjoy local restaurants, wineries, breweries and golf courses with quick access to Rt 340, Rt 7, Rt 50 and I-81. Located 20 minutes from Winchester and Front Royal, 45 minutes from Middleburg and just 90 minutes from Washington, D.C. 9533 Howellsville Rd, Boyce
$120,000 SELLER FINANCING IS AVAILABLE, making this a uniquely accessible building opportunity in charming, small town Berryville! Located in an established neighborhood of $400,000 to $700,000 homes in the heart of Clarke County, a place celebrated for its protected rural character, this community offers a tranquil, family-friendly atmosphere. The town's historic Main Street is the vibrant core, lined with independent shops and local restaurants that invite you to slow down and savor the moments. Berryville is also home to the amazing Barns of Rose Hill, a beautifully restored landmark that is a community-focused performing arts center. And NO HOA!! Ready to build on with application to the town. Utilities availabile at lot. Buyer would be responsible for utility availablity fees for water and sewer hookup. See documents section for plat, easement plat, and deed of waterline easement. VACL2006058 MLS SELLER FINANCING IS AVAILABLE, making this a uniquely accessible building opportunity in charming, small town Berryville! Located in an established neighborhood of $400,000 to $700,000 homes in the heart of Clarke County, a place celebrated for its protected rural character, this community offers a tranquil, family-friendly atmosphere. The town's historic Main Street is the vibrant core, lined with independent shops and local restaurants that invite you to slow down and savor the moments. Berryville is also home to the amazing Barns of Rose Hill, a beautifully restored landmark that is a community-focused performing arts center. And NO HOA!! Ready to build on with application to the town. Utilities availabile at lot. Buyer would be responsible for utility availablity fees for water and sewer hookup. See documents section for plat, easement plat, and deed of waterline easement. Lot 1A Mosby, Berryville
$18,000 **Improved Price!** Welcome to the tranquil community of Shenandoah Retreat in Clarke County, VA...just across the border from Loudoun and a moment away from the beautiful Shenandoah River (where residents enjoy public access for fishing, kayaking, or just relaxing by the water). This lovely unimproved corner lot awaits... just minutes from Rt. 7 (for ease of commuting) and a quick drive to Bear's Den (for panoramic views and fabulous hiking) as well as Bear Chase Brewery (for entertainment and fun!). This property provides a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a peaceful retreat in a picturesque setting. Please note: Buyers will need to do their due diligence regarding the potential use of the property. VACL2006012 MLS **Improved Price!** Welcome to the tranquil community of Shenandoah Retreat in Clarke County, VA...just across the border from Loudoun and a moment away from the beautiful Shenandoah River (where residents enjoy public access for fishing, kayaking, or just relaxing by the water). This lovely unimproved corner lot awaits... just minutes from Rt. 7 (for ease of commuting) and a quick drive to Bear's Den (for panoramic views and fabulous hiking) as well as Bear Chase Brewery (for entertainment and fun!). This property provides a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a peaceful retreat in a picturesque setting. Please note: Buyers will need to do their due diligence regarding the potential use of the property. LOT 15 Timber Ln, Bluemont
$6,695,000 The masterpiece 67-acre estate of Limestone Farm features a stately federal style manor house, with origins dating to the 1790’s. Meticulously and completely renovated and expanded in 2010, the manor house has now over 11,000 square feet of elegant living space. Throughout the construction, tremendous attention was given to preserve the homes’ history while making the expansion seamless. As one ascends the front steps, one notices the front porch ceiling which showcases the hand painted crest of the family who built the original home. One then enters the foyer with its beautiful heart pine flooring, mahogany newel post, handrail, and staircase in its original detail, and fully restored with great attention given to its structural integrity. Many of the details of the foyer were carried through to the new and gracious back hallway with its grand heart pine staircase. This hallway separates the kitchen from the great room and creates a wonderful entertainment flow. To enhance the seamlessness of the old to the new, reclaimed heart pine flooring was installed throughout the main and upper levels. Built of local limestone and handmade oversized brick, the roof is of extra premium cedar shake shingles imported from Canada. The elegant William Ohs Kitchen, with its superior craftsmanship, is the epitome of a truly beautiful chef’s kitchen. The custom cabinetry is graced with Carrara marble countertops and backsplash and Waterworks fixtures. The appliances include Wolf, Sub-Zero and Miele, and a large pantry offers additional storage. At one end of the kitchen a spacious breakfast area opens out to a charming brick terrace with pergola. This stunning home is further enhanced with Ralph Lauren wallcoverings, window treatments, fabrics and furnishings. French doors and large windows provide beautiful natural light, with many of the doors opening out to terraces and covered porches from which to enjoy the beautiful and very private countryside. A gracious and level lawn off the back terrace provides the ideal location for a future pool. The lower level has 5,000 sq. ft. of unfinished space with both interior and exterior access, providing room for a home theatre, gym, etc. The mechanical room is on this level and houses part of the Geothermal heating and cooling system. One also has access to the basement level of the original home with its large fireplace. While in this section, look at the ceiling to see part of the new support system which has given the original home its very solid feel. Also, look for carvings dating from the early 1800’s and admire the mantels original to the home, now stored on this level. Limestone Farm has 2 additional structures which include a guest house and a stable. The guest house sits close to the main home and features a living/bedroom combination, a full bath, and a kitchenette. The stable, originally a bank barn, was carefully moved 200’ to its current location, redesigned and features a vaulted ceiling, a wide center aisle, 8 stalls, and a tack room. Adjacent to the barn are 3 large paddocks, 1 smaller paddock and 10 acres of flatland ready for more paddocks, outdoor ring or covered arena. This farm is located in prime Blue Ridge Hunt Territory. Along much of this property’s western edge is a section of Opequon Creek, a tributary of the Potomac River. Limestone Farm is truly an extraordinary estate. 6 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ VACL2006022 MLS The masterpiece 67-acre estate of Limestone Farm features a stately federal style manor house, with origins dating to the 1790’s. Meticulously and completely renovated and expanded in 2010, the manor house has now over 11,000 square feet of elegant living space. Throughout the construction, tremendous attention was given to preserve the homes’ history while making the expansion seamless. As one ascends the front steps, one notices the front porch ceiling which showcases the hand painted crest of the family who built the original home. One then enters the foyer with its beautiful heart pine flooring, mahogany newel post, handrail, and staircase in its original detail, and fully restored with great attention given to its structural integrity. Many of the details of the foyer were carried through to the new and gracious back hallway with its grand heart pine staircase. This hallway separates the kitchen from the great room and creates a wonderful entertainment flow. To enhance the seamlessness of the old to the new, reclaimed heart pine flooring was installed throughout the main and upper levels. Built of local limestone and handmade oversized brick, the roof is of extra premium cedar shake shingles imported from Canada. The elegant William Ohs Kitchen, with its superior craftsmanship, is the epitome of a truly beautiful chef’s kitchen. The custom cabinetry is graced with Carrara marble countertops and backsplash and Waterworks fixtures. The appliances include Wolf, Sub-Zero and Miele, and a large pantry offers additional storage. At one end of the kitchen a spacious breakfast area opens out to a charming brick terrace with pergola. This stunning home is further enhanced with Ralph Lauren wallcoverings, window treatments, fabrics and furnishings. French doors and large windows provide beautiful natural light, with many of the doors opening out to terraces and covered porches from which to enjoy the beautiful and very private countryside. A gracious and level lawn off the back terrace provides the ideal location for a future pool. The lower level has 5,000 sq. ft. of unfinished space with both interior and exterior access, providing room for a home theatre, gym, etc. The mechanical room is on this level and houses part of the Geothermal heating and cooling system. One also has access to the basement level of the original home with its large fireplace. While in this section, look at the ceiling to see part of the new support system which has given the original home its very solid feel. Also, look for carvings dating from the early 1800’s and admire the mantels original to the home, now stored on this level. Limestone Farm has 2 additional structures which include a guest house and a stable. The guest house sits close to the main home and features a living/bedroom combination, a full bath, and a kitchenette. The stable, originally a bank barn, was carefully moved 200’ to its current location, redesigned and features a vaulted ceiling, a wide center aisle, 8 stalls, and a tack room. Adjacent to the barn are 3 large paddocks, 1 smaller paddock and 10 acres of flatland ready for more paddocks, outdoor ring or covered arena. This farm is located in prime Blue Ridge Hunt Territory. Along much of this property’s western edge is a section of Opequon Creek, a tributary of the Potomac River. Limestone Farm is truly an extraordinary estate. 1077 Ginns Rd, Boyce
$945,000 Serinity - perfectly located horse property in Clarke County. This solid stucco huntbox, built in 1900 has been remodeled and updated throughout its life, current updates include new exterior painting and new roof, remodeled kitchen. Situated on almost 15 acres, this property has lovely views of the surrounding farms as well as views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Recently painted board fencing encircles 6 large paddocks with water and excellent grazing grass - one paddock has been historically used as a schooling ring - flat and good drainage. 4 Run-in sheds. A cute substantial 3 stall barn with tackroom and wash area is located within walking distance of the house. The house has three bedrooms, one and a half baths, charming updated kitchen, enclosed rear porches on both upper and lower levels provide great sunroom type of space. A large front porch is perfect for enjoying outdoor living. Solid hardwood floors throughout, good ceiling height, two working fireplaces - one in the family room and one in the master bedroom add to this charm of this dwelling, large dining room off kitchen. A large third floor finished space is perfect for movie night or to use as a home office. Extensive landscaping has been looked after over the years and the yard and garden are perfect places for outdoor entertaining. Serenity's location is central to most anything -- locally, the Blue Ridge Hunt meets close by, Winchester is 15 minutes, Boyce and Millwood just 5 minutes away, Berryville 10 minutes - on a larger scale, Middleburg is 25 minutes, Upperville 15, Dulles airport a bit over an hour, Washington DC 90 minutes. A unique opportunity to live in the Virginia countryside. 4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ VACL2003834 MLS Serinity - perfectly located horse property in Clarke County. This solid stucco huntbox, built in 1900 has been remodeled and updated throughout its life, current updates include new exterior painting and new roof, remodeled kitchen. Situated on almost 15 acres, this property has lovely views of the surrounding farms as well as views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Recently painted board fencing encircles 6 large paddocks with water and excellent grazing grass - one paddock has been historically used as a schooling ring - flat and good drainage. 4 Run-in sheds. A cute substantial 3 stall barn with tackroom and wash area is located within walking distance of the house. The house has three bedrooms, one and a half baths, charming updated kitchen, enclosed rear porches on both upper and lower levels provide great sunroom type of space. A large front porch is perfect for enjoying outdoor living. Solid hardwood floors throughout, good ceiling height, two working fireplaces - one in the family room and one in the master bedroom add to this charm of this dwelling, large dining room off kitchen. A large third floor finished space is perfect for movie night or to use as a home office. Extensive landscaping has been looked after over the years and the yard and garden are perfect places for outdoor entertaining. Serenity's location is central to most anything -- locally, the Blue Ridge Hunt meets close by, Winchester is 15 minutes, Boyce and Millwood just 5 minutes away, Berryville 10 minutes - on a larger scale, Middleburg is 25 minutes, Upperville 15, Dulles airport a bit over an hour, Washington DC 90 minutes. A unique opportunity to live in the Virginia countryside. 64 Salem Church Rd, Boyce
$470,000 Highway Commercial Zoned. Highway Commercial Zoning allows for the location of many types of retail and service uses, like a restaurant, motel, strip mall, car lot, vehicle orientated business, like auto repair or parts sales, many types of specialty stores, storage units and many other zoning allowences. Public water and sewer is on this side of road at property. Lot is very level and buildable with a very slight grade down 1 or 2 ft down towards the front. which is an excellent drainage situation. Located across the road from Sheetz and next to the major highway intersection of Rt 50 and Rt 340. Post on the right front is the right side corner and left side includes that driveway that could be plenty of entrance possabilities. 2 acre lot is 282 feet wide and 219 feet deep, about 90% cleared with just a tree here an there. VACL2002874 MLS Highway Commercial Zoned. Highway Commercial Zoning allows for the location of many types of retail and service uses, like a restaurant, motel, strip mall, car lot, vehicle orientated business, like auto repair or parts sales, many types of specialty stores, storage units and many other zoning allowences. Public water and sewer is on this side of road at property. Lot is very level and buildable with a very slight grade down 1 or 2 ft down towards the front. which is an excellent drainage situation. Located across the road from Sheetz and next to the major highway intersection of Rt 50 and Rt 340. Post on the right front is the right side corner and left side includes that driveway that could be plenty of entrance possabilities. 2 acre lot is 282 feet wide and 219 feet deep, about 90% cleared with just a tree here an there. 12483 Lord Fairfax Hwy, Boyce
$2,750,000 Prime Development Opportunity | 122 Acres Adjoining Industrial Park Future Potential: Strategically located for value appreciation, with an estimated post-rezoning value multiples of the current asking price. Planning & Annexation: Property is currently zoned AOC and has been officially adopted into the Berryville Area Development Authority (BADA) plan for future annexation by the Town of Berryville and Clarke County. Key Features: Adjoins the existing Clarke County Industrial Park and includes a large historic bank barn. Important Note: The existing house is unsafe for entry. Showings are by appointment only VACL2002000 MLS Prime Development Opportunity | 122 Acres Adjoining Industrial Park Future Potential: Strategically located for value appreciation, with an estimated post-rezoning value multiples of the current asking price. Planning & Annexation: Property is currently zoned AOC and has been officially adopted into the Berryville Area Development Authority (BADA) plan for future annexation by the Town of Berryville and Clarke County. Key Features: Adjoins the existing Clarke County Industrial Park and includes a large historic bank barn. Important Note: The existing house is unsafe for entry. Showings are by appointment only 11 Lindey Ln, Berryville