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$425,000
Mosie’s Way Statement by owner: I’m parting with this property with a tender heart; This 17 acre parcel was purchased by my maternal grandmother in 1957. Contiguous with the 80 acre farm she’d acquired in 1947, it was passed down to my mother and then bequeathed to me, in 2003. In 2004 I put in a good driveway and a well, with hopes of building-and living-there someday. Circumstances and detours precluded the realization of my dream, and I’ve decided, reluctantly, to sell in order to secure my future as a single elder woman. There is an existing clearing on approximately a 1/2 acre, surrounded by pristine mixed hardwood and laurel forest, and protected by a long Park boundary. Meaning, this property backs up to 1000s of acres of wilderness! My parcel, nestled at the southern base of Oventop Mountain, awaits the right steward— someone who appreciates natural beauty, and values peace and solitude. The proposed building site has perked (but needs re-certification) and is ready for someone’s dream house. Just nearby is a year-round spring which boasts the purest of drinking water—and one of the property’s the property’s most precious feature. A sample tested at a large lab in Northern Virginia came back with a statement by the technician that “in forty years of testing I’ve never seen anything as pure”. This detail should resonate with just the right buyer—it is delicious! Of course, the well sources from the same aquifer and promises equal purity. The woods feature many natural treasures: ladies slipper, black and blue cohosh, showy orchis, trillium, bloodroot and wild ginseng—and morels!- to name only a few. Deer, turkey, birds of all kinds, bear and bobcat all roam here. There is potential for a long eastern view from the building site and lovely winter views through the trees of nearby Pignut Mountain, to the north, that divides Old and Swindler Hollows. Boulders and outcroppings provide beautiful formations, hiking destinations and views. This is a beloved property. My sincere hope is to find someone who will love it too. OWNER FINANCING 10 % DOWN UPON MUTUALLY AGREEABLE TERMS

Padua Lane, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Pearson Smith Realty LLC. Contact: listinginquires@pearsonsmithrealty.com

$299,000
If privacy and tranquility are what you’re seeking, this property delivers. Tucked away on a quiet country lane in Old Hollow, just minutes from the village of Sperryville, this wooded parcel offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. A small brook runs through the land, which directly adjoins Shenandoah National Park—providing immediate access to outdoor exploration. The landscape is rich with natural features, including rock outcroppings and mountain laurel scattered throughout, creating a serene and picturesque setting. With lot certification for two separate four-bedroom home sites, this property presents a rare opportunity to build your dream home in an exceptional location. A little clearing will provide great views of Pignut Mountain, Mount Marshall, and The Peak, all while embracing the quiet beauty and seclusion of Rappahannock County. Enjoy the bounty of Rappahannock with its wineries, breweries, a multitude of antique stores, interesting restaurants and some great farmer’s markets. Located only about two hours from Washington, DC, Padua Lane is an easy weekend getaway.

Padua, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Cheri Woodard Realty. Contact: 5409878500

$199,000
This mostly cleared 5-acre parcel of prime real estate in the highly desirable Sperryville area, presents a rare opportunity. No HOA and public road frontage. A licensed surveyor has recently marked the boundary corners based on a prior survey. The property is surrounded by attractive board fencing, enhancing both its charm and usability. The seller indicates that a well and power are present on site; buyers are advised to verify all utilities and improvements to their satisfaction before making an offer. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Sperryville, offering restaurants, shops, antiquing, and more. Ten minutes from the Shenandoah National Park and the Inn at Little Washington, and less than 30 minutes to downtown Culpeper. Do not miss this rarely found opportunity.

Thornton Gap Church Rd, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Funkhouser Real Estate Group. Contact: 5407434545

$949,000
Originally the heart of a1,000 acre farm, this is the first time this parcel has been offered on the open market.  This hidden gem sits in the valley between Walden, Grindstone and Butler Mountains.  The spectacular 100 acre property is home to a wide variety of native flora and fauna.  You are almost guaranteed to see wild turkeys and deer on every visit. Roughly 30 acres of the property is a large open meadow that gently rises and falls adding visual interest to the land while still allowing for it to be productive for livestock, hay or other crops.  To the west of the meadow the property extends along the base of Walden Mountain before it sharply climbs towards the ridge.  To the north of the meadow is a large timber stand.  Filled with poplar, oak, walnut and an assortment of other mature trees, the forest is a joy to walk through.  Like the meadow, the land continues to gently rise and fall and could easily be converted to pastureland if needed.  The eastern edge of the property has a hedge row that separates the meadow from the adjoining neighbors field while forests to the south provide another buffer. Additional acreage may be available with a boundary adjustment.

Slate Mills Road, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Cheri Woodard Realty. Contact: 5409878500