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 central staircase. The kitchen and bathrooms feature bespoke custom cabinetry as well as locally quarried Virginia Mist granite. The sun-drenched floor plan offers a seamless flow between historic parlors and newly built luxury spaces. The graciously proportioned living room and surrounding covered porch offer panoramic views of the surrounding hills, including Mount Menafee to the northeast. The capacious country kitchen, which also opens onto the back porch, features all new appliances, a large central island, ample storage space, and original glass-front cabinets and a decorative mantlepiece. The dining room, whose bay window overlooks Gay Street, also features a Jeffersonian window and decorative mantlepiece. The front parlor, which features a cozy brick fireplace, connects to a full shower bath, providing the rare flexibility of a main-level bedroom suite. Upstairs, the primary bedroom with views to three sides features a large ensuite bathroom with a claw-foot tub. Two more spacious bedrooms share an expansive double bath featuring a featuring a separate toilet room, double sink, walk-in shower and two-sided claw foot tub with mountain views. The second floor also features a laundry room with a new washer/dryer and high-end utility sink, and storage areas. Outside, the 0.74 acre house lot is nothing short of magical. Two majestic, century-old pecan trees flank the residence, buttressed by 12-foot-tall antique boxwoods. A professionally designed formal garden surrounds the house, featuring natural stone walls and walkways, a culinary herb and fruit garden, and local native flora. Flowering trees and shrubbery fringe the front yard and the sweeping rear lawn. An additional 8.41 acres are also available for purchase: see MLS listing VARP2002632. The magic continues beyond the house lot with an additional 8.41 acres of meadows and woods with mountain and water views. Stroll along the mown paths that edge the four meadows and take in stunning views of the Peak and Mount Menafee, then amble beside the quaint pond and year-round stream that flows through the property. An old apple orchard, blueberry, and raspberry patches offer fresh fruits in season. Located just a short, pleasant stroll from the world-renowned Inn at Little Washington and Patty O's Cafe, you are also only a short drive from Shenandoah National Park. The Dudley House is a masterclass in what happens when you don't cut corners—a legacy estate, masterfully finished, ready for its next hundred-year chapter.
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 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 central staircase. The kitchen and bathrooms feature bespoke custom cabinetry as well as locally quarried Virginia Mist granite. The sun-drenched floor plan offers a seamless flow between historic parlors and newly built luxury spaces. The graciously proportioned living room and surrounding covered porch offer panoramic views of the surrounding hills, including Mount Menafee to the northeast. The capacious country kitchen, which also opens onto the back porch, features all new appliances, a large central island, ample storage space, and original glass-front cabinets and a decorative mantlepiece. The dining room, whose bay window overlooks Gay Street, also features a Jeffersonian window and decorative mantlepiece. The front parlor, which features a cozy brick fireplace, connects to a full shower bath, providing the rare flexibility of a main-level bedroom suite. Upstairs, the primary bedroom with views to three sides features a large ensuite bathroom with a claw-foot tub. Two more spacious bedrooms share an expansive double bath featuring a separate toilet room, double sink, walk-in shower and two-sided claw foot tub with mountain views. The second floor also features a laundry room with a new washer/dryer and high-end utility sink, and storage areas. Outside, the 0.74-acre house lot is nothing short of magical. Two majestic, century old pecan trees flank the residence, buttressed by 12-foot-tall antique boxwoods. A professionally designed formal garden surrounds the house, featuring natural stone walls and walkways, a culinary herb and fruit garden, and local native flora. Flowering trees and shrubbery fringe the front yard and the sweeping rear lawn. The magic continues beyond the house lot with an additional 8.41 acres of meadows and woods with mountain and water views. Stroll along the mown paths that edge the four meadows and take in stunning views of the Peak and Mount Menafee, then amble beside the quaint pond and year-round stream that flows through the property. An old apple orchard, blueberry, and raspberry patches offer fresh fruits in season. Located just a short, pleasant stroll from the world-renowned Inn at Little Washington and Patty O's Cafe, you are also only a short drive from Shenandoah National Park. The Dudley House is a masterclass in what happens when you don't cut corners—a legacy estate, masterfully finished, ready for its next hundred-year chapter.
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!
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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
Live in the idyllic community of Washington Virginia. Step onto the covered front porch and enter the spacious foyer. Refreshed and updated 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath transitional home on over 1 acre. New paint throughout. Finished basement with kitchenette, full bath, walk out to covered patio and relax by the sound of trickling water falling into fish pond. Full house generator conveys, new A/C, new heating, new water filtration system, tankless hot water heater. Main level refreshed kitchen, formal dining room , large living room with gas fireplace. Hardwood floors on main level. Crown molding installed to give nicely finished look. 4 spacious bedrooms on second floor. Main bath remodeled with new tile, fixtures, paint and custom Roman tub. New linen closet installed and new master closet with chandelier. Oversized 2 car garage. Outside is landscaped with many flowering bulbs and shrubs. There is a quaint shed that would be great for a potting area for the gardener. Sellers' downsizing and very motivated. Total finished square feet 2738 (estimated). All sizes are approximate. Must confirm propane tank leased or owned. VERY MOTIVATED SELLER
Racer Run Retreat is a property defined by its land and natural beauty. The property spans an impressive 100 +/- acres of rolling pasture with the gentle flow of Racer Run and mature woodlands. The landscape unfolds with a rare sense of scale and privacy, offering a picturesque blend of open fields, wooded seclusion, and the soothing presence of water winding through the heart of the property. With room to roam and endless possibilities for recreation, farming, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this is a true countryside sanctuary. The setting is equally appealing for nature lovers, with an abundance of birdlife, making it a wonderful opportunity for birdwatching and enjoying the sights and sounds of the outdoors. Set within this idyllic setting, the 3-bedroom, 2-bath cabin/lodge offers a comfortable retreat with timeless character. Inside, a wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, while large windows draw in natural light and frame views of the surrounding landscape. Designed to embrace its setting, the home features a screened-in porch and multiple outdoor living spaces, including a spacious deck overlooking Wolf Mountain with seasonal winter views, as well as a private deck off the primary suite—perfect for quiet mornings or peaceful evenings. The property continues to impress with thoughtful additions that enhance both lifestyle and potential. A private tennis court offers recreation and adds a unique touch for leisure and entertaining, while a separate small hand built chestnut log cabin with a wood-burning stove provides a charming, tucked-away space ideal for a future office, studio, or relaxed gathering spot. While the home itself will benefit from some updates and attention, it presents an incredible opportunity to create a personalized retreat in an extraordinary setting. The true highlight is the land—diverse, usable, and increasingly hard to find—offering a unique combination of water, views, and acreage. Racer Run Retreat is more than a home; it is a lifestyle defined by space, serenity, and the enduring beauty of the Virginia countryside. Ideally located, the home is just 10 minutes from Sperryville and 15 minutes from Washington—home to the renowned Inn at Little Washington—while Gid Brown Hollow Road itself is an idyllic drive.
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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
Offered for the first time by the original owner, this custom-designed Deck House is set on 26 acres with a rare blend of open land, wooded privacy, and direct river frontage. Approximately 18 acres are open and 8 wooded, with nearly 700 feet of frontage along both Tiger Valley Road and the Rush River. Thoughtfully designed with passive solar efficiency in mind, the home is centered around a dramatic two-story, south-facing solarium with a full brick fireplace that acts as thermal mass. Expansive southern exposure and carefully designed overhangs maximize natural light and seasonal efficiency. The home offers 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and a dedicated main-level office with south-facing sliding doors. Interior features include solid oak hardwood flooring, ceramic tile over a concrete slab for energy efficiency, mahogany woodwork, tongue-and-groove cedar ceilings, and exposed post-and-beam construction that creates an open, airy feel throughout. The kitchen provides exceptional storage with two pantry closets totaling approximately 12 feet, along with a large island offering plenty of room for hosting and everyday living. The dining area captures beautiful western sunset views, while the family room features a wall of windows and direct access to the patio. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a large walk-in closet, dual-sink vanity, jetted tub, and separate shower. Secondary bedrooms offer ample space and natural light, including one with a loft feature. Outdoor features include a 1,200-foot tree-lined driveway, mature landscaping, a stone paver patio with fire pit overlooking rolling hills for complete privacy, and a trail through the wooded section leading directly to the river. Additional highlights include a brand new roof (2026), whole-house Generac generator (propane), tankless propane water heater and propane stove, two HVAC systems, two wells and septic system, 24x20 attached garage, and a 16x20 kennel/workshop with a 20x20 equipment shed. Located in Rappahannock County, approximately 23 minutes to Warrenton and about 1 mile from The Inn at Little Washington. A truly unique opportunity to own a private, energy-efficient retreat with usable land and direct river access.
Once upon a time, in the heart of Little Washington, a storybook stone cottage waited for its next chapter to be written–will you pick up the pen? Welcome to your very own fairy tale in the heart of Little Washington. A rare opportunity to own a historic village home just moments from the world-renowned (Michelin Star rated) The Inn at Little Washington. Built in 1930 to capture views from nearly every window, this storybook home that has been cherished by the same family for 57 years is ready for its next chapter. Offering a fairytale-like setting inside and out, the stone English country cottage is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the heart of historic Little Washington. The nearly 2,200 finished square foot home captures romance, charm, and timeless old-world appeal. Beyond the enchanting covered stone porch and arched entry, discover arched interior doorways, charming asymmetry, original wood doors and windows, original hardwood floors throughout, 9' ceilings and lovely diamond-pane cottage windows that frame breathtaking mountain views of Skyline Drive and Mary’s Rock. Rich wood-trimmed casement windows and the slate sunroom capture the perfect setting to soak in the ever-changing beauty of the four seasons of the Shenandoah Valley. The main level offers two bedrooms, a formal living room (with stone wood burning fireplace), dining room, kitchen, and an inviting sunroom, while the upper level (accessed by a striking staircase with lovely wooden banister) features three additional bedrooms, an open foyer, 10x8 hall bathroom (with washer/dryer hookup) and a walk-in hall linen closet. Outside, the nearly 0.7-acre lot feels like something from another era, with a graceful weeping cherry tree, mature elm trees, stone retaining wall, former well ideal for watering gardens, and a rock bench tucked beneath the redbud — the perfect place to sit and take in the views. There is ample room for a future garage, studio addition, or even a pool, creating the opportunity for a truly remarkable private retreat. Located directly across from the former Washington School, a National Historic Landmark, and just a short jaunt to the village core, theater, shops, galleries, and acclaimed dining, this home offers an easy weekend escape just over an hour from Washington, DC. Buyers are literally less than a minute from the Inn, Little Washington Theatre, Patty O’s, Foster Harris House, and all the magic that makes Little Washington one of Virginia’s most beloved destinations. The property is approximately 65 miles from Washington, DC, approximately 1 hour to Dulles International Airport, just over an hour to Charlottesville & Harrisonburg, VA, 25 minutes to Warrenton, 30 minutes to Culpeper (Rt 522), and just 20 minutes to historic Front Royal. Conveniently located approximately 25 miles from I-66 via the Gainesville Rt 29 exit, 20 miles from I-66 W Exit 13 and 3 miles to Rt 211, access is easy while still feeling worlds away. “Little” Washington, the county seat of Rappahannock County, is home to the acclaimed The Inn at Little Washington, along with Patty O's Cafe & Bakery, galleries, shops, theater, and exceptional dining including Blue Rock just 2.5 miles away. Nearby Flint Hill offers charming destinations such as Blue Door Kitchen and The Dark Horse Pub, while Sperryville — only about 10 minutes away — is home to breweries, a nine-hole golf course, more galleries, shops, and delightful restaurants. Three entrances to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive are within approximately 15–20 miles, making hiking, scenic drives, and fall foliage weekends effortlessly accessible. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to embrace remarkable architecture, unforgettable views, and the chance to create a luxury countryside retreat, full-time residence, or cherished weekend home in one of Virginia’s most magical towns.
**Professional photos coming in a couple weeks**Nestled on a sprawling 36.12-acre lot and only 5 miles from the Inn at Little Washington, this exquisite wood and stone sided home embodies the essence of luxury living, seamlessly blending rustic charm with modern elegance. The architectural style, reminiscent of a cozy cabin or lodge, invites you to experience a lifestyle of comfort and tranquility, surrounded by nature's beauty. Step inside to discover an expansive 2,534 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. (plus an additional 900 sq ft over the garage)The open floor plan is accentuated by exposed beams and stunning wood floors, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's dream, featuring upgraded countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a spacious island perfect for entertaining. Enjoy casual meals in the breakfast area with stone backed wood stove serves a focal point, or gather in the family room full of windows and skylights overlooking your treed acreage. This home boasts four generously sized bedrooms (3 in the main residence and one in the garage apartment), including a primary suite with a luxurious walk-in closet and a spa-like bathroom featuring a walk-in shower. Skylights and bay windows flood the space with natural light, enhancing the serene ambiance throughout. Step outside to your private oasis, where extensive hardscaping and multiple outdoor living spaces, including a screened porch and wrap-around decks, invite you to unwind and soak in the breathtaking mountain and wooded views. The property backs very close to parkland, ensuring a sense of seclusion and privacy, while also offering opportunities for outdoor activities such as hunting and hiking.(Direct access to Harris Hollow Trail Head) Additional features include a detached garage with ample storage and an almost new full 900 sq ft apartment with full bath, bedroom, living room and huge kitchen/dining area full of upgrades, and a deck and a variety of outbuildings, including a chicken coop and 2 storage sheds and a wood shed. The property is designed for those who appreciate the finer things in life, with every detail meticulously crafted to enhance your living experience. Located near a national park, this home offers not just a residence but a lifestyle-one that embraces the beauty of nature while providing all the comforts of modern living. Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, this property is a sanctuary that promises to fulfill your every desire. Experience the perfect blend of luxury and nature in this exceptional home. Great potential for Air bnb with it's close distance to Little Washington and with 2 full living spaces-or rent out the additional apartment for added income.
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.
TOWN AND COUNTRY: Washington, VA home tastefully remodeled and in excellent condition. The earliest portion is an 1890 residence. The brick main section is believed converted from an early Farrier's shop. Handsome log beams, exquisite fireplace mantels and polished brick flooring. Primary suite with Juliette balcony overlooks the gardens. The 1890 section may be closed off as separate quarters! A delightful country escape in the Rappahannock County Community of friendly folks, starry skies, theatre, music, galleries, restaurants, country stores, good zoning and wonderful mountain settings. NO box stores, traffic lights or billboards mar the landscape yet only an hour west of the Beltway. Shenandoah National Park at your doorstep.
Charming Restored 1920s Farmhouse in the Heart of Rappahannock County with No HOA. Nestled on over 4 picturesque acres, this beautifully restored 1920s farmhouse offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort. The main level features a spacious farmhouse kitchen, a gallery-style living and dining room, and a sunny breakfast room filled with natural light. Upstairs, you’ll find two inviting bedrooms and a newly renovated full bathroom. The terrace level includes a third bedroom, another full bathroom with shower, laundry facilities, a cozy family room, and a four-season sunroom or home office that opens onto a large slate patio that is perfect for relaxing or entertaining. High-speed internet is available and the home is work-from-home ready, ideal for today’s lifestyle. Enjoy stunning views of Old Rag Mountain from the upper level. Located just minutes from the prestigious Town of Washington, VA, home to the world-renowned 3-Star Michelin Inn at Little Washington, this home is also in the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains, with Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive just beyond the charming town of Sperryville. Conveniently located just off Route 211, with an easy 1.5-hour drive to and from Washington, D.C. Recent Updates Include: • Windows (2018) • HVAC (2013) • Water Softener (2022) • Plumbing (2022) • Washer/Dryer (2022) Whether you're looking for a peaceful weekend retreat or a full-time rural lifestyle, this home is a rare gem. Located in the Commercial Overlay District. Schedule your showing today! Owner is a licensed real estate agent.
THE ROMANCE of an earlier era, LUXURIES of today and an EFFORTLESS sense of scale await on 29 acres with close by PANORAMIC VIEWS of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the surrounding embrace of the neighboring Shenandoah National Park in the day and the celestial Milky Way at night, all about an hour west of Washington DC. This delightfully private estate feels less like a property and more like a hidden chapter. Spectacularly spacious, delightfully livable and filled with ultimate comfort, this home of roughly 9,600 sq ft unfolds with an effortless sense of scale, designed for living that stretches across generations. * Inside spaces are composed with intent. Sunlit rooms invite slow mornings with coffee and books, fireside corners draw in conversation that lingers long past dusk. A grand yet welcoming kitchen anchors the home, with generous dining and entertaining areas. The family room becomes a heartbeat space, equally suited for family traditions, milestone toasts, and the easy chaos of everyone home at once. A walkout level transforms into a spirited retreat of its own. A bar with kitchen sets the stage for evenings that drift between billiards, ping pong, the crescendo of a big game and laughter echoing just enough to remind you this house was built to be lived in, not tiptoed through. ****** Six bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged to balance connection with privacy, including two separate private entrance apartments. One apartment attached to the garage offers an ideal two story escape where younger generations can carve out their own world within the larger frame. The other apartment provides refined independence for your boomers who want to go to bed early and appreciate their own serene retreat. * Think retirement. Think nature. Think work at home, for this office is more productive than any city office can possibly be. Think easy commute when you must go to town and a multi-generational home if so inclined. This is not simply a home. It is a place where generations gather, scatter, and return again, each time adding another layer to its story.
Escape to peace and privacy with this 25 acre mountain retreat in scenic Rappahannock County. Nestled along the Racer Run and surrounded by untouched virgin forest, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy nature at its finest. With abundant wildlife, towering trees, and complete seclusion, it’s a true sanctuary just minutes from the charming towns of Washington and Sperryville. Built in 1992, the three-bedroom, two-bath rambler features an inviting living room with vaulted ceilings and a striking stone fireplace as its centerpiece. The spacious formal dining room is filled with natural light from multiple windows, while the eat-in kitchen provides space for a breakfast table beneath three large windows overlooking the woods. A covered front porch and expansive wraparound deck—complete with both stairs and a ramp—create the perfect setting for taking in the quiet mountain surroundings. The main level also includes a laundry area for added convenience. A full, unfinished walk-out basement with windows and sliding glass doors provides exceptional potential for future living space or storage. Located on Gid Brown Hollow Road, a quiet paved county-maintained road, this property combines tranquility with accessibility. Just a short drive from the Inn at Little Washington, Shenandoah National Park, local wineries, and hiking trails like Old Rag and White Oak Canyon, this is an ideal place to enjoy Rappahannock’s beauty and lifestyle.
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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.
