Architectural shingle roofLow maintenance vinyl sidingOrnate trim workGenerously sized roomsImpressive period detailReplacement vinyl windowsRemodeled primary bath
Well maintained 1920s farmhouse on 6 arces with a stream adjoining the new Fenway Farms subdivision. The 1700sf barn has endless possibilities, currently sectioned off into equipment storage and 2 stalls to the rear, adjoining the paddock. The house radiates curb appeal, with two massive porches on the front and side, and a spacious deck to the rear. All of which have composite decking and vinyl rails. Low maintenance vinyl siding, replacement vinyl windows, and an architectural shingle roof, will allow you to spend your time tending your horses, hunting, or tending the farm. Inside you’ll find impressive period detail, ornate trim work, granite counter in the kitchen, a remodeled primary bath, all within generously sized rooms. Situated just 5 minutes from Zion Crossroads and I-64, with easy access to both Charlottesville and Richmond, this location balances rural tranquility with urban accessibility. Don't miss this amazing opportunity!! Property is being sold “As-Is” and is contingent upon a successful recordation of the new lots. $10,000 Incentive on Seller Paid Closing Costs.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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