Long mountain viewsHistoric barnsRolling meadowsStriking old siloWeathered white barnOpen skyClassic red barns
Welcome to a truly exceptional piece of Rappahannock County countryside—where rolling meadows, historic barns, and long mountain views come together in one unforgettable setting. This 50 acre +/- property offers the kind of natural beauty people dream about: wide‑open fields, open sky, and the gentle flow of Hittles Mill Stream winding through the land, adding movement, sparkle, and life to the landscape. From nearly every vantage point, the mountains rise in a panoramic sweep. You’ll enjoy commanding views of The Peak, Fogg Mountain, Hickerson Mountain, Little Mulky Mountain, Big Mulky Mountain, Fodderstack Mountain, and North Marshall Mountain—each one a landmark, each one part of the daily rhythm of sunrises, sunsets, and the shifting seasons. Historic farm structures anchor the property, including classic red barns, a weathered white barn, and a striking old silo that stands as a reminder of the land’s agricultural heritage. The open pastures roll toward the horizon, offering endless possibilities for livestock, orchards, gardens, or simply soaking in the quiet beauty of rural Virginia. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is remarkably accessible—just about 70 miles from Washington, D.C. This rare combination of serenity and convenience makes it ideal for a full‑time residence, a weekend retreat, or a working farm with easy access to the region’s major hubs. Rappahannock County itself is one of the most treasured corners of the Blue Ridge. Known for its quiet charm, protected landscapes, and vibrant creative community, the area offers an exceptional quality of life. You’re minutes from Shenandoah National Park, with endless hiking, wildlife, and scenic overlooks. The county is also home to world‑class dining, including the internationally celebrated Inn at Little Washington, the intimate and acclaimed Three Blacksmiths, and beloved local favorites like Blue Door Kitchen. Art galleries, studios, and local makers add richness and culture to everyday life, creating a community that feels both grounded and inspired. Whether you envision a working farm, a private retreat, or a scenic homestead, this land offers unmatched character and possibility. With its blend of water, open space, mountain vistas, and proximity to the best of Rappahannock County, it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Blue Ridge that feels both timeless and full of potential.
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