KerryHill: A Masterpiece of Jeffersonian Elegance in Historic Lexington, Virginia. Where the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains converge, KerryHill rises from its own private summit, defined by panoramic 360° views and a unique balance of history with modern comfort, grandeur with warmth, connection with preserved separation. Atop Jacobs Ladder - where, by its very name, earth meets heaven – mornings arrive softly with a soul-warming symphony of signing birds and the kind of quiet that lets you hear the wind in the sugar maples. Fog drifts through the valley as the first light moves across the mountains and into the house, infusing every room with serenity. Shenandoah Valley unfolds with layered ridgelines, rolling pastures, and horizons of grazing horses and cattle often compared to Switzerland or Tuscany. The Estate’s position gives the sense of living above the clouds. Evenings spoil you with unforgettable sunsets, firefly spectacles, stargazing, Northern Lights and a remarkable cityscape of historic Lexington below. KerryHill is a serene lifestyle you inhabit, one that restores your senses every single day. The Estate’s architectural identity is rooted in Jeffersonian principles, inspired by the Edgemont tradition: bilateral symmetry and three-wing configuration reflect a deliberate commitment to classical American design. Hand-fired Virginia brick, classical columns, antique heart pine floors warmed by radiant heat and eight fireplaces, elevated ceilings, and a copper roof system built to outlast a century- form a framework made to be enjoyed for generations to come. The Main House unfolds through a welcoming foyer into formal living and dining rooms anchored by antique fireplaces of 19th-century provenance. A rare oval living room inspired by early Federal design lends remarkable distinction, while the spacious kitchen pairs a Viking Professional range with custom cabinetry and refined finishes. The primary suite offers quiet comfort and seclusion. Below, the walk-out sanctuary features hand-laid herringbone brick tile floors, fireplace, wet bar, dedicated library, guest quarters, and a period-appropriate dumbwaiter connecting both levels - each detail thoughtfully considered. Three wings are connected by a nearly 50-ft subterranean 'gallery walk' and two crescent-shaped breezeways. The West Wing offers a self-contained 2-bedroom residence. Above the two-car garage, the East Wing features a lounge, guest bath, and games area creating ideal separation for recreation or extended hosting. Step outside to grounds designed with the same level of intention. A gated maple-lined, solar-lit drive ascends to a formal rotunda with a granite fountain and imported firepit, creating a memorable arrival. A 70-ft equestrian round pen and solar-roofed barn sit minutes from the Virginia Horse Center. Cardinals, kingfishers, deer, birds of prey, and many others also call KerryHill home. Professionally curated for four-season beauty and meticulously maintained by a dedicated property care team, the grounds bloom from January to December. Two miles below, downtown Lexington - home to Washington & Lee University since 1749 (VA's top-ranked liberal arts college), Virginia Military Institute since 1839 (ranked 3rd), and the resting place of two of America's most consequential generals- offering cultural, academic, and historic depth. Local medical facilities offer a wide range of services, with world-class UVA Medical within reach, providing convenience and peace of mind. Lexington offers acclaimed dining, boutiques, wineries, breweries, golf, hiking, the caves, kayaking, safari park & zoo, symphony, galleries, and a flourishing arts community. There are homes that impress for a moment. KerryHill stays with you long after you leave- a place where every season, every sunrise, every sunset becomes a part of you.
Courtesy: KW COMMONWEALTH
540-221-6740
Escape to the peace of the countryside with this home full of potential. Tucked away is a rural setting, this property is a great opportunity for investors, or a buyer looking to create their own retreat with some TLC. The home is being sold "As is Where is".
Courtesy: EXP Realty LLC
Kimberly Hostetter
540-460-9182
Escape to your own private mountain retreat with direct access to the Maury River, breathtaking mountain views, and 5.76 acres of natural beauty just minutes from historic downtown Lexington, VA. Situated on two contiguous parcels, this architecturally distinctive home, designed by Lee Merrill, offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the tranquility of the Shenandoah Valley with the convenience of nearby amenities. Inside, approximately 2,895 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space features three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, soaring ceilings, maple hardwood floors, expansive windows, and handcrafted architectural details. A Scandinavian wood stove anchors the inviting open living area, while an expansive screened porch provides an idyllic setting to take in the mountain views. entertain guests, or simply unwind in the peaceful surroundings. A truly special river-access property where architecture, nature, and mountain living come together. The primary suite offers beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and a spa-inspired bathroom featuring a Japanese soaking tub and walk-in tile shower. Outdoors, thoughtfully landscaped grounds, inviting patios, and winding walking paths enhance the property's peaceful mountain retreat atmosphere. A private path leads directly to the Maury River, offering opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and enjoying the natural beauty of the waterfront. With 5.76 acres across two contiguous parcels, this exceptional Lexington, VA property offers a rare combination of river access, architectural distinction, and the privacy of a secluded mountain getaway, all within minutes of historic downtown Lexington.
Courtesy: LONG & FOSTER REAL ESTATE INC STAUNTON/WAYNESBORO
540-997-3300
Dreamy Blue Ridge Mountain Views From This Sprawling Solid Brick Ranch Home! Conveniently located to the VA Horse Center, downtown Lexington & to the interstate for easy travel. This functional beauty offers true one level living at it's finest w/ gorgeous hardwood floors, over 2200 finished living sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 living rooms, an office & a partial basement for storage which can also serve as a workout space. Cozy up to not one but two fireplaces, one of which has a woodstove insert & the other is gas logs. The kitchen offers beautiful Corian countertops, a breakfast nook & lots of storage for all of your kitchen gadgets. The laundry is also conveniently located off of the kitchen. Fresh paint in most of the rooms, New Lennox HVAC 4/25, new electric panel box installed 5/24, some brand new light fixtures & so much more (ask your agent for the updates list). You will surely enjoy the mostly level generously sized 1.19 acre lot, the rocking chair front porch while taking in the mountain views & the amazing covered brick patio in the back of the home where you can gain access to the kitchen & the second living room. This home has been loved over the years & well maintained, doesn't get much better than this!
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Lexington is located in Virginia. Lexington, Virginia has a population of 7,287. Lexington is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 32.08% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.08%.
The median household income in Lexington, Virginia is $66,114. The median household income for the surrounding county is $66,114 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Lexington is 22.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 87.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41 inches per year, with 12.1 inches of snow per year.
