Opportunity to own a property with conservation easement potential--notably this is the gateway to the Paris Valley. Enjoy unimaginable, far-reaching views from this home located above the historic hamlet of Paris, Virginia. Across the stunning hillside meadows there are plenty of enchanting additional building sites for your new home. The offering includes three parcels totaling 47.88 acres. There are 7 divisions allowed by right. Mature trees, rubble stone walls and abundant wildlife are found here. The property, located west of Middleburg and Upperville, is easy to access from multiple directions. Perfectly poised for pursuit of an agribusiness. The acreage represents an unparalleled situation to create a one-of-a-kind country home or hunter's wildlife paradise, enjoying vantage point views like no other. Good soil, south facing slopes and siting make this an attractive location for vineyards. Located at the landmark intersection of John S. Mosby Highway (Route 50) and Route 17, the location is strategic for a farm winery, farm brewery or other agribusiness. The property has extensive frontage on U.S. Route 50 with several entrance points. The property is situated amidst a variety of protected, conserved lands which contribute to its conservation value. Piedmont Environmental Council and Virginia Outdoors Foundation easements protect over 1,500 acres in the area. Sky Meadows State Park of 1,826 acres and the G. Richard Thompson State Wildlife Management Area, consisting of 4,000 acres, are nearby neighbors. A launch station for the Appalachian Trail is across the road. The Shenandoah River is two minutes away. The 21 acre parcel holds a charming, renovated two story, 3 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home, a 6,000 sq ft bank barn/equipment storage building/shop, several storybook outbuildings (for storage, potting and gardening, farm animals, art studio or office—Think author, Bunny Williams’ book, “An Affair with a House”). Relax on the wraparound porch--enjoy unmatched views. The house is graced with antique hardwood floors and has a period feel. High speed broadband internet! A 6,000 sq ft barn sits apart from the home with ample parking on all sides with separate driveway. The well-constructed block and board and batten building has a large workshop with restroom and 8 bays on one level of the building. Generous area for farm equipment, collector cars, or pursuit of your hobby. On the other side of the building are two secure storage rooms and huge storage space with high, raftered ceilings. The building has been recently enhanced with a 220v RV hookup. Live in the existing home during construction of your new home and use the large barn as the base of operations for the construction crew and fabrications! Many varied opportunities await your imagination. Don't miss drone video at video icon.
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Opportunity to own a property with conservation easement potential--notably this is the gateway to the Paris Valley. Enjoy unimaginable, far-reaching views from this home located above the historic hamlet of Paris, Virginia. Across the stunning hillside meadows there are plenty of enchanting additional building sites for your new home. The offering includes three parcels totaling 47.88 acres. There are 7 divisions allowed by right. Mature trees, rubble stone walls and abundant wildlife are found here. The property, located west of Middleburg and Upperville, is easy to access from multiple directions. Perfectly poised for pursuit of an agribusiness. The acreage represents an unparalleled situation to create a one-of-a-kind country home or hunter's wildlife paradise, enjoying vantage point views like no other. Good soil, south facing slopes and siting make this an attractive location for vineyards. Located at the landmark intersection of John S. Mosby Highway (Route 50) and Route 17, the location is strategic for a farm winery, farm brewery or other agribusiness. The property has extensive frontage on U.S. Route 50 with several entrance points. The property is situated amidst a variety of protected, conserved lands which contribute
Situated on 5 acres in a peaceful mountain setting with sweeping Northern Virginia views—including seasonal fireworks displays—the Fourth of July views are especially fantastic. This colonial-style home features a new septic field and a new Trex deck with a hot tub. The home offers 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms on the upper level, a half bath on the main level, and a recently remodeled full bathroom in the walkout basement. Two of the bedrooms and the upper-level bathroom have never been used, offering like-new condition. The kitchen is located on the main level and features large windows with access to the Trex deck and hot tub, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. A 2-car attached garage and long private driveway provide ample parking, as the home is set off the main road. In addition, there is a large detached 3-bay garage building ideal for storing additional vehicles, 4x4s, tractors, and more, along with a separate smaller single-car garage. Basement features a brand new wood stove with newly installed chimney—ideal for supplemental heat and added efficiency. Home is equipped with two heat pumps and a generator. One heat pump is approximately 5 years old, and the other is about 8 years old. Conveniently located with access to Route 50, Route 17, and I-66 via the Marshall/Delaplane area, the property is just a short drive to the towns of Paris and Marshall for shopping, dining, and everyday services. Located within the Fauquier County Public Schools district.
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Paris is located in Virginia. Paris, Virginia 20130has a population of 50. Paris 20130 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 38.33% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.69%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $86,633 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Paris 20130 is 60.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 43.7 inches per year, with 19.1 inches of snow per year.
