This is a real gem, a classic late 1970's/80's rambler, in need of a bit of paint and updates in an unbeatable location. There are views in every direction and it feels private yet is adjacent to the Town of Washington. It's a very solid brick rambler on 1.2 open acres. The floor plan is a traditional 3BR (primary suite has shower, no tub), 2.5 BA home with a fireplace in the family room, a huge country kitchen with loads of table space, a formal dinning room and an office or living room. The pantry/laundry room is just off the half bath and the one car garage. For added easy storage, there's a one-room basement, just in case the large closets aren't quite large enough. The views out the sliding door into the screened, brick patio, are exceptional and of the Blue Ridge Mt's /Shenandoah National Park. When you learn where to look, you can see Skyline Drive. There's room to work from home with Comcast or Starlink internet available and cell coverage. The views are beautiful-mountains, trees, cows and hay fields. The house feels private with the mature landscaping and the way it's cleverly sited on the property. The backyard is perfect for star gazing, comet watching, and, hopefully, an aurora will return. The location is right outside the town of Washington limits, just a saunter away from shops and dining. (RH Ballards, The Inn at Little Washington) With a short drive of under 10 min is Sperryville that offers breweries, shopping and dining also (Copper Fox Distillery, Pen Druid, The MarketPlace, Haley Fine Art, Black Twig,) and many more local shops. Hiking trails abound, being so close to Shenandoah National Park.
LARGER THAN IT APPEARS, 2008 Sq Ft>>Nestled on 2.99 scenic acres in beautiful Rappahannock County, VA, this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom rambler offers the perfect blend of space and tranquility. The home features spacious rooms throughout, starting with a large living room complete with a cozy gas fireplace, which flows seamlessly into the dining area. From there, step out onto the deck—ideal for easy entertaining and enjoying the outdoors. The kitchen is designed for both function and style, with an island, breakfast bar, and a convenient pantry. The primary bedroom is a true retreat, offering a large walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with a double sink vanity, jetted tub, and separate shower. All bedrooms come equipped with their own walk-in closets, providing plenty of storage space. Situated amidst farms and rolling countryside, this property offers peace and privacy while remaining convenient to the Blue Ridge Mountains, Skyline Drive, Shenandoah National Park, and Luray Caverns. With ample land, the property is also well-suited for keeping animals. This home is a great find in a stunning location—don’t miss the opportunity to make it yours!
The Stonestreet House is a charming historic home named after previous owners. Dating back to the 1840’s, the house sits within walking distance to all the amenities on offer in Little Washington, while at the same time creating a sense of privacy through centuries old boxwoods lining the property perimeter and an expansive lawn with a view to the neighboring pastures and Blue Ridge Mountains. In short, a fantastic place to enjoy a historic home in a wonderful small town setting. Residence The 1840s house has been updated during the 20th and 21st centuries. Currently the original clapboard is covered with aluminium siding. The roof is a solid standing seam metal roof. Interiors have been sensitively updated to include modern conveniences like geothermal heating and cooling, while retaining the historic charm of the rooms and house layout. The house is very well maintained and move-in ready! Grounds The generous 1.89 acre lot provides a lovely front lawn facing the street, with a parking area to the right of the house. Mature trees and plantings flank the house on all sides. On the sides of the house are ancient boxwoods that create a series of rooms that afford privacy from neighbors. A hot tub and grill area are found on the western side of the house, while on the eastern side are various outbuildings ranging from an old out house to a sizable barn. The back lawn is expansive and the perfect place for a garden party or croquet tournament. Framed by a board fence, the back lawn abuts a large pasture that frames views of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background.
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.
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.
