What a beautiful setting this house has! I love the long driveway and that old barn! The house was built in 1880. It is located on 5.13 acres in Lexington, Virginia. The house features a covered front porch, wood floors, wainscoting, large fireplaces, baseboards and an updated kitchen. There is a long driveway, a small pond, a stone storage building and an old barn. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,535 square feet. $474,000
Contact Lana H. Nicely with Flint Realty: 540-463-9520
From the Zillow listing:
Follow the meanders of Buffalo Creek along the quiet country roads in one of Virginia’s most scenic farming valleys to this historic circa 1880s two-story farmhouse on 5 acres overlooking rolling pastures and mountain views. Once the homestead and later a tenant house for the sprawling farmlands of the Wilson, Saville, and Anderson families, all prominent figures in the history of the North and South Buffalo communities. Inside you’ll find large rooms, high ceilings, deep windows, and original wood floors. Light-filled living and dining rooms accentuate a beautifully renovated chef’s kitchen complete with custom cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, and high-end ZLINE appliances, giving modern convenience without sacrificing the classic historic style. 3 bedrooms and updated baths provide options for first or second-floor primaries. A generous sunroom located off the kitchen is heated and cooled for year-round comfort. “The Granary” coupled with high-speed internet makes for the perfect guest house, office, or studio. After work, relax on the deep, covered-front porch overlooking the original springhouse, barn, stream, spring-fed pond and new 4-board fencing. Located in beautiful Rockbridge County near the trout waters of Buffalo Creek and minutes from Ingleside Trout Farm, you’ll find this wonderful piece of Rockbridge County history is ready to be enjoyed for many years to come. Convenient to downtown Lexington, Washington and Lee University, Virginia Military Institute and The Virginia Horse Center.
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