Mountain Home for Sale in Virginia

This beautiful country home sits on 19 +/- acres in Virginia.

Discover spectacular multi-range mountain views from this beautifully appointed new custom country home perched on 19 +/-  VA acres of rolling pasture and hardwoods. The 1 ½ story home boasts 3,243 +/- square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms and 4 baths.

Features include an open floor plan with high ceilings, tile floors, African mahogany double front doors, 8-foot solid light glass doors at great room, crown molding throughout, plush carpeting in all bedrooms, wood burning fireplace with granite tile surround, large kitchen with island and granite countertops, 2 master suites with walk in closets and 1,400 +/- square feet of extra wide covered porches. The property includes large insulated storage shed, and various outbuildings. Listing price is $599,000.

Scenery is stunning, as the home is set against a backdrop of lush pastures, rolling hillsides, dramatic vistas, views of Buck Mountain, Point Lookout Mountain, and Iron Mountain ranges. Nestled between the Blue Ridge Mountains and Jefferson National Forest, you’ll only be 15 minutes from the New River.

This is a home to be enjoyed; minimal long-term maintenance required.

Additional 11.661 acres available with manufactured home. For more information, visit www.unitedcountry.com.

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