3.01 acres | Located in Orange County, VA

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Discover your own private retreat on this 3.01-acre lot situated in picturesque Orange County, VA. This property offers an ideal combination of rural charm and proximity to several local towns, making it a great location for your new residence. Picture yourself designing a stunning new home in this peaceful neighborhood, where minimal deed restrictions (minimum 1200 sq ft. home) are established to safeguard your investment.  With such a spacious parcel, you’ll have the opportunity to design the house you’ve always wanted while leaving enough space for an outdoor oasis perfect for unwinding and enjoying quality time with loved ones. Property owners can also enjoy the neighborhood 10-acre park and pond with Mine Run Creek access. Power is running at the street for hookup – well and septic would need installed.

Located just 10 minutes from Locust Grove and approximately 25-30 minutes from Culpeper, Orange, Fredericksburg, or Spotsylvania, you can find a wide range of amenities in every direction – including shopping, medica facilities, local schools, an abundance of recreational opportunities, and much more. Golf enthusiasts can choose from numerous nearby courses for a round on the greens while history buffs can visit James Madison’s Montpelier as well as various other significant historical landmarks and museums in the area. If you’re looking to reconnect with nature, the Shenandoah National Forest offers beautiful hiking trails along with biking and horseback riding options. Spend a leisurely day soaking up the sun while boating or fishing on the Rapidan River, Lake Anna or Lake of the Woods. With the property’s prime location and the area’s perfect balance of recreation and relaxation, you don’t want to miss this opportunity. Assignment of Contract.

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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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