Farmhouse/National Folk

SPERRYVILLE HOME ON FIVE PRIVATE ACRES Quiet, private, and minutes from Sperryville. Set at the top of a winding driveway, this farmhouse-style home rests on five private acres above a hollow that meanders toward the mountains of Shenandoah National Park. The mountains framed by the wraparound front porch are part of the park’s protected ridgeline. Mature trees enclose the grounds throughout the summer months, leaving little more than birdsong and the gentle hum of insects. Sperryville’s shops, restaurants, and galleries are a short drive—or bike ride—away, close enough for convenience but far enough to feel like a true retreat. The home is well maintained and move-in ready. Architectural plans for an optional full remodel convey with the sale, offering the next owner the opportunity to enjoy the home as it is or shape it into something entirely their own. OUTDOOR LIVING The garden features two stone patios. The lower patio is framed by boulders pulled from the surrounding forest and bordered by a pollinator garden that blooms throughout the warmer months. Stone steps lead through the trees to a second, fully shaded patio, well suited for a quiet lunch out of the sun. Tucked into the trees nearby, a whimsical little A-frame turns everyday wood storage into something worth looking at. Set along the south side of the house, the pool and surrounding fenced deck catch full sun throughout the day before settling into soft shade by late afternoon—equally suited for a quiet swim or an evening spent with guests. Together, the patios and pool deck give the property plenty of room to gather outdoors, from a quiet morning coffee to an evening with company. GARDENS AND GROUNDS A stone pathway leads to a small vegetable garden with raised beds. Its fence is lined with established flowering vines and several mature peony plants. Blueberry, wineberry, and raspberry bushes grow together nearby, and a clothesline waits in the sun. Trails continue through the surrounding woods, offering quiet walks in every season. FIRST FLOOR The main level is anchored by two principal spaces: an open kitchen and dining area and a large, light-filled family room. Both rooms have expansive windows looking out over the trees or toward the mountains, depending on the season. The kitchen features a Bosch refrigerator and dishwasher and a GE Café double-oven range, all less than three years old. SECOND FLOOR Upstairs, the home offers three bedrooms: two with sweeping mountain views and one filled with morning light. Each bedroom has a walk-in closet and large windows. Two full bathrooms serve the upper level, including a private en-suite bath in the primary bedroom. BASEMENT The finished basement offers two distinct spaces: a bright room with French doors opening directly to the pool and a separate enclosed room suited for a home theater or den. Storage is generous, with two closets and a full-length unfinished area that has served as a workshop, with ample room for tools and equipment.

SPERRYVILLE HOME ON FIVE PRIVATE ACRES Quiet, private, and minutes from Sperryville. Set at the top of a winding driveway, this farmhouse-style home rests on five private acres above a hollow that meanders toward the mountains of Shenandoah National Park. The mountains framed by the wraparound front porch are part of the park’s protected ridgeline. Mature trees enclose the grounds throughout the summer months, leaving little more than birdsong and the gentle hum of insects. Sperryville’s shops, restaurants, and galleries are a short drive—or bike ride—away, close enough for convenience but far enough to feel like a true retreat. The home is well maintained and move-in ready. Architectural plans for an optional full remodel convey with the sale, offering the next owner the opportunity to enjoy the home as it is or shape it into something entirely their own. OUTDOOR LIVING The garden features two stone patios. The lower patio is framed by boulders pulled from the surrounding forest and bordered by a pollinator garden that blooms throughout the warmer months. Stone steps lead through the trees to a second, fully shaded patio, well suited for a quiet lunch out of the sun. Tucked into the trees nearby, a whimsical little A-frame turns everyday wood storage into something worth looking at. Set along the south side of the house, the pool and surrounding fenced deck catch full sun throughout the day before settling into soft shade by late afternoon—equally suited for a quiet swim or an evening spent with guests. Together, the patios and pool deck give the property plenty of room to gather outdoors, from a quiet morning coffee to an evening with company. GARDENS AND GROUNDS A stone pathway leads to a small vegetable garden with raised beds. Its fence is lined with established flowering vines and several mature peony plants. Blueberry, wineberry, and raspberry bushes grow together nearby, and a clothesline waits in the sun. Trails continue through the surrounding woods, offering quiet walks in every season. FIRST FLOOR The main level is anchored by two principal spaces: an open kitchen and dining area and a large, light-filled family room. Both rooms have expansive windows looking out over the trees or toward the mountains, depending on the season. The kitchen features a Bosch refrigerator and dishwasher and a GE Café double-oven range, all less than three years old. SECOND FLOOR Upstairs, the home offers three bedrooms: two with sweeping mountain views and one filled with morning light. Each bedroom has a walk-in closet and large windows. Two full bathrooms serve the upper level, including a private en-suite bath in the primary bedroom. BASEMENT The finished basement offers two distinct spaces: a bright room with French doors opening directly to the pool and a separate enclosed room suited for a home theater or den. Storage is generous, with two closets and a full-length unfinished area that has served as a workshop, with ample room for tools and equipment.