Gracious Georgian beauty awaits you at this lovely home, Holly Hill. It was designed by architect James Means in 1976 and was principally inspired by the Wythe House in Williamsburg, Virginia. Its site is magnificent: an open view of fields and forests, straight through to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Heart pine beams were sawn for flooring throughout, and antique brass hardware was used extensively. Eleven acres of beautiful grounds surrounding the home include a two story, two-car garage which is placed to look like a colonial kitchen. The second floor of the garage is a gym. In addition to a tool shed and a wood shed, there is also a 1,500 square foot guest house next to a beautiful paladin pool.
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