5 acres | Located in Orange County, VA

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Imagine the possibilities on this beautiful 5-acre corner lot—a wonderful blank canvas to bring your dream home to life. With no HOA and limited restrictions and road maintenance fees, you’ll enjoy flexibility in choosing the style of home that fits your vision, whether it’s a traditional stick-built residence, a thoughtfully designed custom home, or a modern barndominium. Close your eyes and picture it… your space, your style, your next chapter beginning here. Power is available for hookup at the street – well and septic needs installed.

Tucked into a peaceful setting, yet perfectly positioned, you’re just 20 minutes from Culpeper, Orange, or Locust Grove, offering shopping, schools, healthcare, and everyday conveniences. Fredericksburg is only 30 minutes away, while both Washington, D.C. and Richmond are within an easy hour.

Outdoor lovers will feel right at home with endless adventures nearby—hiking in Shenandoah National Park, boating and fishing at Lake Anna, skydiving thrills, or relaxing river floats along the James or Rivanna. This is more than land—it’s an opportunity to create a lifestyle you’ll love. Don’t let this incredible property pass you by. 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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