Courtesy: Rappahannock Real Estate, LLC.
540-675-1190
Unique home, gambrel roof, main entry privately in back off the deck. Split foyer, two BR, on BA upstairs, wide open lower level with kitchen/living area. Lower level has nice natural light, almost completely open space. Needs upgrading, used as a weekend home.
Set amidst 25 rolling acres in the heart of Virginia's picturesque Rappahannock County, Little Washington Farm Winery & Brewery, presents a rare opportunity to acquire a scenic countryside property with remarkable flexibility and potential. Surrounded by sweeping pastoral views and framed by the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the property currently operates as a farm winery and craft beverage destination, offering visitors a welcoming tasting room, spacious rear deck with breathtaking mountain vistas, brewery production space, and dedicated winemaking facilities. Whether your vision involves continuing the property's agricultural and hospitality legacy or transforming it into a private country retreat, the possibilities are as expansive as the landscape itself. The main building serves as the centerpiece of the property, where guests gather to enjoy wine, conversation, and unforgettable sunsets overlooking the surrounding countryside. Beneath the tasting room, dedicated brewery production space supports small-batch craft beverage operations, while additional structures accommodate the winemaking process and agricultural activities. For entrepreneurs, vintners, brewers, and agritourism enthusiasts, Little Washington Winery offers a compelling foundation upon which to build. The existing farm winery infrastructure provides a unique opportunity to enter Virginia's thriving craft beverage industry without starting from scratch. The associated winery business, branding, equipment, inventory, and furnishings are available separately, allowing buyers to tailor the acquisition to their specific goals and vision. For those seeking a private rural escape, the property offers an equally attractive opportunity. With its rolling acreage, stunning views, and established improvements, the property could be reimagined as a distinctive country residence, family compound, hobby farm, or weekend retreat in one of Virginia's most desirable rural destinations. Properties offering this combination of scenic beauty, existing infrastructure, entrepreneurial opportunity, and lifestyle appeal seldom come to market. Whether you're pursuing a dream of crafting wine and beer, hosting gatherings beneath mountain sunsets, or simply stewarding an extraordinary piece of Virginia countryside, Little Washington Winery invites you to write its next chapter. *The winery business, equipment, production assets, inventory, and furnishings are available separately. Real estate offered independently of business assets.*
STAR-SPANGLED OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2026 - 1:00 to 4:00 PM. NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED - JUST COME ON BY! Located just outside the town limits of Little Washington and within walking distance to the shops, galleries, and restaurants. Throughout its 3,500 square feet of living space, this home has been truly cared for—and it shows. It’s the kind of thoughtful ownership that lets you settle in without a to-do list hanging over your head. Inside, the spaces feel fresh, warm, and just a little bit special. The bathrooms have been beautifully refreshed with tiled finishes and updated vanities, while wide-plank bamboo flooring adds a soft, natural feel underfoot. New interior doors, updated hardware, and custom closet shelving bring everything together with a clean, polished look. And the lighting? It’s a standout—designer fixtures and charming chandeliers (yes, even in the bath) give the home a bit of personality and sparkle without trying too hard. The kitchen is perfect for entertaining and the attached laundry and butler’s pantry allows for plenty of space to keep up with chores out of sight. A whole home water filtration system means you have the best water and ice. A propane tankless water heater, Nest doorbell and smart thermostat and super fast (1314.22 mbps!) Xfinity internet keep the home running smoothly and efficiently. Step outside and it only gets better. The exterior has been refreshed with new Ascend composite siding (2026), painted trim, and updated lighting. There’s a composite deck, improved stairs, a gravel driveway, and a patio ready for relaxed evenings. The yard has been thoughtfully planted with magnolia and arborvitae trees, and a large portion is enclosed with dog-proof privacy fencing—complete with easy-access gates—so it’s as functional as it is inviting. All the important updates are done, and the finishing touches feel just right. It’s a home that’s been loved, and it’s ready for the new owner to enjoy it & the Rappahannock County good life. Check out the online tour & stylish video!
Courtesy: BrightMLS Office
This offering is a true rarity in Washington, VA, as the price includes the primary historic home on 0.74 acres including four adjoining lots with approved site-certified perc's, totaling 9.15 acres. The property includes a $105,000 escrow dedicated to road construction, making this a savvy opportunity for an investor. Also see MLS VARP2002624. Welcome to the formally registered Dudley House at 558 Gay Street, a stunning 1890 late-Victorian estate nestled in the original town surveyed by a 17-year-old George Washington. Situated on land whose title traces back to a 1798 town grant, this architectural gem has just undergone a complete, uncompromising, top-to bottom reconstruction. While the current owner meticulously preserved the home's 19th-century soul, the renovation brought the house up to modern standards of comfort and efficiency. This is a true down-to-the-studs rebirth, the home now features entirely new electrical wiring, ductwork, a new electric water heater, a state-of-the-art two-zone heat pump system, and an all-new metal standing seam roof. The technical integrity of the Dudley House is unparalleled in the historic market. The structure has been bolstered with new attic insulation and high performance aluminum-clad d
Courtesy: BrightMLS Office
Welcome to the formally registered Dudley House at 558 Gay Street, a stunning 1890 late-Victorian estate nestled in the original town surveyed by a 17-year-old George Washington. Situated on land whose title traces back to a 1798 town grant, this architectural gem has just undergone a complete, uncompromising, top-to-bottom reconstruction. While the current owner meticulously preserved the home's 19th-century soul, the renovation brought the house up to modern standards of comfort and efficiency. This is a true down-to-the-studs rebirth, and the home now features entirely new electrical wiring, ductwork, plumbing, a new electric water heater, a state-of-the-art two-zone heat pump system, and an all-new metal standing seam roof. The technical integrity of the Dudley House is unparalleled in the historic market. The structure has been bolstered with new attic insulation and high-performance, aluminum-clad double-hung Marvin windows that offer modern thermal efficiency without sacrificing the home's iconic historic profile. The owner has even pre-installed the infrastructure for a backup generator. Inside, the craftsmanship is felt at every turn, from the beautifully restored original heart pine floors to the spectacular walnut centr
Courtesy: Ross Real Estate
540-351-0922
Historic Charm in the Heart of Little Washington! Timeless 1905 character meets a full scale, high end renovation designed for modern living. This beautifully reimagined home blends craftsmanship and comfort, all set in one of Virginia's most sought after small towns. Striking white Hardie siding, black metal roof, and inviting front porch with Trex decking and iron railings set the tone immediately upon arrival. Thoughtfully expanded and meticulously rebuilt, nearly every system and surface in this home is brand new. Inside, you'll find a thoughtful layout with elevated finishes throughout. The gourmet kitchen is a showstopper featuring white cabinetry, a bold black island with a waterfall quartz edge, premium appliances, built in microwave, and a dramatic black range hood. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area, where French doors open to the side yard, perfect for entertaining. The great room is anchored by a shiplap electric fireplace & wired for a flat screen. A highly desirable, main level bedroom and full bathroom includes a second shiplap fireplace. Upstairs, both bedrooms are private retreats, each with its own full ensuite bathroom. The primary suite features a stunning bathroom with a soaking tub, oversized w
Nestled along the banks of Keyser Run in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah National Park you’ll find Riverbend. The gathering of two homes, a historic old church, and a couple of sheds sharing two parcels totaling 2.3 +/- acres with long, lovely frontage along the river. Whether you're listening to the water from the porch, watching the morning mist rise off the mountains, or simply breathing in air that feels like it's been cleaned by the forest, this land has a way of slowing time down. For those who love to get outside, the location is nothing short of exceptional. The Little Devil Stairs trailhead — a beloved hike in Shenandoah National Park — is just 1.4 miles away. From there, start the loop (go counter-clockwise!), or plan a hike the explores more of the Park. Back on the property, the river frontage invites lazy afternoons of wading, fishing, or simply watching the water go by. The two homes offer flexibility for multi-generational living, a guest retreat, or long-term rental income, while the old church adds a layer of history and soul that simply cannot be built from scratch. 326 Keyser Run is a practical rambler with three bedrooms and one bathroom. The cozy living room has wood floors, amazing light and a wood stove. The second dwelling has two full bathrooms and one bedroom. The combo kitchen/living room is a welcoming area for friends and family. The second floor has an open and bright bedroom that looks over the property. The old church is an open room with limitless potential. This space could be transformed into an art studio, yoga space or an office-bring your imagination! Rappahannock County offers endless opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and backcountry adventures. The charming villages of Sperryville and Little Washington are nearby, with farm-to-table restaurants, art galleries, boutique shopping and several wineries & breweries. For more extensive amenities, Culpeper and Warrenton offer a range of big box shops, dining, and services just 20–30 minutes away. And with Washington, D.C. just under two hours to the east, Riverbend is perfectly positioned for those seeking the tranquility of the countryside with easy access to the city. Let Riverbend be your launching point to Rappahannock adventures focused on nature, hiking, relaxing and all that the County has to offer.
Located between Sperryville and Washington on Schoolhouse Road is this quaint little classic 2 story farmhouse with numerous outbuildings. It is a gem waiting for polish. Updates have been minimal so all of the old charm of a 100-year-old farmhouse remain but there's enough updates to make it move in ready. It's sited on two parcels, mostly open with a small stream with views of Rappahannock Co. Elementary School and both near and far mountain views. The main yard has new fencing and encloses most of the sheds. The land is i being used for hay and is lovely-well worth the walk to see the excellent views from the back.
Washington Mill: Iconic 18-th century large grist mill sits at the edge of historic, beautifully preserved village of Little Washington on nearly four beautiful acres. Located along the banks of the Rush River, the old mill is rare in its solid structure, gorgeous stonework, and its expansive interior. Sellers have invested considerable effort in making the building ready for new uses, developing concepts and plans for a potential next chapter for this magnificent property, now ready for a new owner. With the western parcel suitable for a new structure, parking and entrance, and the eastern parcel with a rehabilitated Mill building, outdoor spaces, the property could contain a number of commercial and/or residential uses. The beautiful land along the river with its nearby stone outcroppings would be the perfect backdrop for gatherings.
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Washington is located in Virginia. Washington, Virginia has a population of 66. Washington is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.28%.
The median household income in Washington, Virginia is $34,453. The median household income for the surrounding county is $90,307 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Washington is 63 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 21.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 43.7 inches per year, with 24.4 inches of snow per year.
