Experience privacy and seclusion on this fully wooded property located between Sperryville and Culpeper in the Castleton area of the county. This prime piece of real estate hasnât been on the market in nearly 40 years so donât miss your opportunity to own it. The tract is accessed via well maintained Middle Of No Way Lane off of Turkey Ridge Road. Multiple home site options exist on this parcel and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside are attainable with some tree clearing. Electricity is nearby making for a cost effective hook up. This property features mild to moderate sloping topography that stretches to Gaschs Lane. A small wet weather stream cuts through the south section of this property adding to its beauty and character. Ideal for recreational use, new home construction, or as an investment tract. Enjoy exciting deer, turkey, and small game hunting on this parcel that has no deed restrictions or covenants either. Currently enrolled in the countyâs forestry land use program to save money on the annual taxes. The world-famous Castleton Theater is around the corner for intimate classical music, opera and other performances and events. The villages of Sperryville and Washington are only minutes away and are filled with shopping, art galleries, and restaurants-including the Three-Michelin Star Inn at Little Washington. Just a short drive to all the fun and adventure of Skyline Drive and the Shenandoah National Park.
Prepare to be enchanted by Rappahannock's FernGully. This 25 acre parcel claims over 1100 feet of Castleton View road frontage and encompasses a mature hardwood forest, rock outcroppings, and a modest spring. Please review the marked plat which highlights the significant features of the property and proposes the best house sites. Notes: 1)The house site surrounding the highest elevation point has the potential for scenic views. 2)There is an old hunting camp and shooting range near the back property line, as pictured. **All corners have been marked by a surveyor.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty/Lee Beaver & Assoc.
703-330-2222
Prepare to be enchanted by Rappahannock's FernGully. This 25 acre parcel claims over 1100 feet of Castleton View road frontage and encompasses a mature hardwood forest, rock outcroppings, and a modest spring. Please review the marked plat which highlights the significant features of the property and proposes the best house sites. Notes: 1)The house site surrounding the highest elevation point has the potential for scenic views. 2)There is an old hunting camp and shooting range near the back property line, as pictured. **All corners have been marked by a surveyor.
This farmette is waiting for the right buyer to restore it to its former glory. The 27.9 acre property is tucked away near the end of a private lane with a rolling fields and mature woods. The peaks of local mountains can just be seen in the distance just over the treeline. The property has many outbuildings including several great barns that are just waiting to be repopulated with livestock. The home sits in the middle of the property bisecting the two fields while a mature forest surrounds the border ensuring privacy for the owners. The 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home needs renovating, but the bones appear to be quite good. Despite its perfect privacy, Hidden Run is only about 7 miles from Sperryville and 14 miles from Culpeper. Home is being sold in "as is" condition.
This 26 acre lot is wooded but was partially logged to make it extremely accessible. Typical Rappahannock land with subtle rolling hills and abundant wildlife. There is a small creek on the property and owner has managed several driveways throughout. Enjoy the recreation opportunities while deciding where to put that dream home. The acreage is under a forestry land use tax exemption. Make an appointment and come see this land today!
Build your perfect country hideaway in this quiet corner of Rappahannock County. This stunning country property offers something for everyone. Mature trees tower over the land providing a strong canopy that leaves the forest floor relatively clear and open. Small streams dot the lower section of the property and are a natural magnet for a wide variety of local fauna. Wild turkeys roost in the trees while deer and other small game grace the landscape with their presence. The property has a gentle flow as it rises up from the valley towards the broad ridgetop. This 72.9 acre parcel consists 4 parcels that are being sold together. Build your retreat on one and save the rest for an investment! Despite its perfect privacy, both Culpeper and the villages of Sperryville and Little Washington are a short jaunt away. Filled with boutique galleries, shops, local breweries & distilleries and fine dining to say nothing of the miles of trails in the Shenandoah National Park there will always be something to do in the neighborhood. Even closer to home is the world famous Castleton Theater featuring classical music, opera and other performances in an intimate setting.
Courtesy: Cheri Woodard Realty
540-987-8500
Build your perfect country hideaway in this quiet corner of Rappahannock County. This stunning country property offers something for everyone. Mature trees tower over the land providing a strong canopy that leaves the forest floor relatively clear and open. Small streams dot the lower section of the property and are a natural magnet for a wide variety of local fauna. Wild turkeys roost in the trees while deer and other small game grace the landscape with their presence. The property has a gentle flow as it rises up from the valley towards the broad ridgetop. This 72.9 acre parcel consists 4 parcels that are being sold together. Build your retreat on one and save the rest for an investment! Despite its perfect privacy, both Culpeper and the villages of Sperryville and Little Washington are a short jaunt away. Filled with boutique galleries, shops, local breweries & distilleries and fine dining to say nothing of the miles of trails in the Shenandoah National Park there will always be something to do in the neighborhood. Even closer to home is the world famous Castleton Theater featuring classical music, opera and other performances in an intimate setting.
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Castleton is located in Virginia. Castleton, Virginia has a population of 832. Castleton is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 6.65% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.28%.
The median household income in Castleton, Virginia is $122,242. 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 Castleton is 56.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 22.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.4 inches per year, with 20.7 inches of snow per year.
