1.08 acres | Located in Page County, VA

Payment Options

Owner Financing Details
* Flexible Financing
* No Prepayment Penalty
* You Can Live/Build/Utilize While Making Payments

List Price – $28,950
Down Payment – $5,000
Monthly Payment – $496 for 60 Months
Interest Rate – 8.9%
Doc Fee – $500

Description

If you’re looking for stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, seclusion, and a fantastic location, this 1.08-acre lot might be just what you need. This buildable lot could be perfect for constructing a charming mountain cabin, a classic-style home, or even a creative barndominium. If you’re interested in placing a manufactured home, that option is also available to you! Power is running at the street – well and septic would need to be installed. Additionally, we offer an easy owner financing option, that allows you to start building or utilizing the property while making manageable monthly payments.

Nestled in a prime location, just 15 minutes from Stanley or Luray VA, you can easily access a variety of convenient amenities, including shopping centers, local schools, medical facilities, and more in either town. Further amenities can be found in Shenandoah or New Market, each located approximately 30 minutes from the property. Additionally, Culpeper and Front Royal are nearby options situated under an hour from the property, while Washington D.C. is accessible within two hours. Excitement and adventure can be found around every corner, whether you’re hiking the trails within Shenandoah National Park to gorgeous overlooks, fishing and boating along the South Fork Shenandoah River, kayaking or canoeing, or exploring the wonders of Luray Caverns, this area is truly a gateway to endless adventure and relaxation. Assignment of Contract.

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Nearby Cities / Attractions

Shenandoah National Park

Covering almost 200,000 acres, Shenandoah National Park is a long stretch of land within Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains – as wide as 13 miles at points and narrower than one mile at others. Throughout all of it, lush rolling hills, breathtaking hollows, high peaks, and cascading waterfalls welcome all visitors as they have since 1935 when the park was established. In the fall, leaf peepers from across the state and well beyond inch along 105-mile Skyline Drive, for the best foliage views at more than 75 scenic overlooks and pull-offs. Except to share with the wildlife, too: Black bears are well-known within the boundaries of this national park, as are white-tailed deer, red foxes, racoons, and the rare Shenandoah salamander, which can only be found on three mountain ridges within Shenandoah National Park.

Most visitors come for the hiking trails, which is the main activity thanks to more than 500 miles of trails, a fifth of which are part of the iconic Appalachian Trails. Most hikes start from trailheads up and down Skyline drive, however a few, including the popular Old Rag, begin from the park’s boundary access points. The park also offers horseback riding, rock climbing and rappelling, nighttime hikes, and numerous educational activities.

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