Roughed-in drivewayQuiet country roadElectricity on site
Harris Hollow Hideaway sits along a quiet country road in the hills of Rappahannock County, just two and a half miles from the historic village of Washington, Virginia. This 9.8-acre parcel is already primed for your vision, with a roughed-in driveway, electricity on site, and a three-bedroom septic permit in place—ready for you to create your ideal escape. The driveway meanders through a small meadow at roughly 720 feet in elevation before climbing the slope to the proposed home site, set midway up the property at around 980 feet. Here, you’ll find seasonal views of Jenkins Mountain’s ridgeline to the southwest—views that could easily be opened for year-round enjoyment. Peaceful forest surrounds the property, with the gentle sound of the Rush River carrying up from belowYet, despite its privacy, the location offers easy access to the best of the region. Washington, DC is only an hour and a half away, Charlottesville just an hour. Outdoor enthusiasts will love being only a mile and a half from the Mount Marshall trailhead and close to Shenandoah National Park. Dining and culture are equally close at hand, from the world-renowned Inn at Little Washington and Patty O’s Café to local wineries, breweries, galleries, antique shops, and seasonal farm markets. Whether you’re seeking adventure or quiet retreat, Harris Hollow Hideaway offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience—a place to relax, recharge, and truly get away from it all.
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