14270 Tower Rd, Montpelier, VA 23047

Rare Opportunity: Countryside Living with No HOA on 12 Wooded Acres! Escape the restrictions of traditional subdivisions and build your dream estate on this spectacular, completely private 12-acre wooded lot. Offering the ultimate luxury of space, privacy, and freedom with NO HOA, this expansive acreage gives you endless possibilities. Nestled in a picturesque landscape, you can experience tranquil, countryside living while remaining just a short drive from the modern amenities, shopping, and dining of charming downtown Ashland. Build this home or select another floorplan. The Hanover—one of our most popular and loved floor plans, expertly designed to offer the perfect balance of comfort, functionality, and long-term versatility. This sprawling design provides the ultimate convenience of main-level living without sacrificing space for family or guests. Step inside the inviting foyer and discover a versatile front flex room, ready to be customized to fit your exact lifestyle as a formal dining room, quiet home office, sitting room, or children's playroom. Across the rear of the home, the open-concept family room, chef-inspired kitchen, and bright dinette create a seamless, sun-drenched space perfect for everyday gathering and effortless entertaining. A thoughtfully designed mudroom corridor tucked nearby offers excellent organization with convenient access to the two-car garage and a main-floor powder room. For the ultimate retreat, the private first-floor primary suite delivers a spacious main-level bedroom and a spa-like-attached bathroom. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with three additional large guest bedrooms, a roomy secondary bathroom, and an expansive open loft space perfect for family time or a secondary lounge. Need even more room to grow? The second floor includes massive unfinished storage that can easily be transformed into an additional bedroom or a finished living space as your needs evolve.*Price does not reflect the additional $20,000 lot premium. Pictures reflect previously built homes.