Sperryville VA Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Perfect opportunity to finish a very unique 1700s log home exactly how you wish. Cabin shell is erect with huge logs, good roof and solid foundation. Cabin was relocated from PA in the 90s. Very rare to find a log home of this era with 2100 sq.ft. and 3 full floors under roof. Gorgeous clear lot that is fully fenced and looks out at Old Rag Mtn towering above you. Property was previously perked for a 3 bedroom. Electric is on the property but not run to the cabin. We have a quote from a local Contractor for completion. This is an opportunity you don't want to miss. You have to see to appreciate the views!

Piedmont Farm ~ 400-plus acres of rolling Rappahannock farm land surrounded by a 360-degree mountain view. Exquisite estate comprised of a grand French Provincial manor house, two 18th century restored log cabin guesthouses, a farm manager's house, a caretaker's cottage, six-bay garage with additional storage, barn, stables and modern cattle production facility. The main house overlooks a beautiful spring fed pond on one side with a pool on the other. The property is replete with wooded mountain trails for horses or ATVs, fenced fields, streams and enjoys frontage on the Hazel River. An unrivaled opportunity adjacent to the Shenandoah National Park and nearby the town of Sperryville, Virginia.

This luxurious manor home marries the charms of village life with the delights of country living. Maison de Ville is a short walk to the center of the eclectic and energetic village of Sperryville with five restaurants, many galleries and shops, two breweries, a gym, yoga studio, wellness center, the post office and more. But once you are behind the gates of Maison de Ville, you could be miles away out in the country. The compact 0.6-acre lot is cleverly screened, beautifully landscaped and features a 20~ x 20~ pool surrounded by terraces and lawns. The 1890s Victorian home has been painstakingly restored and completely updated in 2013 with luxurious bathrooms, a chef~s kitchen, period appropriate fixtures and an authentic antique ambience. The gingerbread adorned two-story front porch is flanked by two-story bay windows and opens to a central foyer. There is a library on the left with built in shelving, gallery lighting, a faux fireplace, heart of pine floors and an airy bay window. On the right is a large living room/parlor with crown molding, an ornate mantel and marble faux fireplace surround. It has a bay window with arched opening and classic columns which nominally separate the room into two sitting areas.The entry foyer yields to a magnificent great room with high ceilings within an open kitchen, dining area and living area. The kitchen features gourmet quality appliances, acres of marble countertops and excellent cabinetry. The living area is anchored by a gas fueled fireplace with French Doors to the rear terrace on either side of the fireplace and double French doors opening to the rear lawn. Clever architectural details and thoughtful storage are incorporated into the great room.The home includes a comfortable and intimate master suite on the main floor. The spacious bedroom has heart of pine floors, a floor to ceiling bay window overlooking the rear gardens, chair railing and a brass chandelier set in a plaster medallion. The master bath has elegant wallpaper, a walk-in tiled shower and granite vanity.The upper level of Maison de Ville is accessed by a paneled staircase with a walnut burl newel post and handrail. On the left of the upper level foyer is a large bedroom suite with a bay window, pine floors, wood mantel and en suite bathroom.On the other side is an apartment-like suite of rooms with an eat-in kitchen and full bath. Currently configured as three guest rooms, this suite could easily become a two-bedroom apartment for a care giver, relative or a rental for additional income.The grounds are accessed via a decorative steel gate that provides security, privacy and intrigue. Mature evergreens shield the property from the neighbors and a steel fence extends the security as well as providing code required fencing around the swimming pool. The peach stone gravel driveway leads to a screened parking lot beyond the swimming pool and gardens. The rear yard, bluestone walkways and terraces are lit by period style lanterns for safety and comfort. A cute little garden shed reflecting the design of the main house provides storage for lawn equipment and tools.Maison de Ville is in the heart of Sperryville which is convenient to Culpeper, Front Royal and Warrenton, all of which are about 30 minutes away. These three towns have the standard big box stores and supermarkets, but they also have great boutiques, shops, galleries and good restaurants. Sperryville is about one and a half hours from Washington DC. Sperryville was recently identified as the best small town in Virginia. The area has a vibrant arts scene, organic farms, a variety of excellent restaurants and a great community of fun and interesting people. In addition to its wonderful village amenities, it has a beautiful setting right at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Shenandoah National Park with almost unlimited outdoor activities is only minutes away.

THE OAKDALE MODEL, "TO BE BUILT" ON AN 7.85 ACRE LOT OFFERING PANORAMIC AND PASTORAL VIEWS. THE PERFECT START WITH THIS COLONIAL FEATURING 4 BR'S, 2.5 BA'S, FULL UNFINISHED BASEMENT WITH RI FOR FUTURE EXPANSION & 2 CAR GARAGE. WE HELP YOU CREATE YOUR DREAM HM WITH YOUR CUSTOM BUILDER THAT ALLOWS CHANGES TO THE FLOOR PLAN OR CHOOSE ANOTHER FLOOR PLAN. BUILDERS OFFERS $3,500.00 FOR BUYER'S CLOSING COSTS IF BUYER USES 1 OF APPROVED LENDERS & CLOSING CO. VISIT BUILDER'S WEBSITE TO VIEW INTERACTIVE FLOOR PLANS AT www.TrigonHomes.com. PHOTOS SHOWN MAY HAVE UPGRADES NOT INCLUDED IN BASE PRICE.

Ridgetop Manor commands a strategic site on a high spine of Poortown Mountain at the northern end of the majestic F.T. Valley near Sperryville. From this lofty and private perch, the property has expansive views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the bucolic forests and fields of the surrounding foothills. This pocket-sized estate of 30.64 acres embraces casual country living with a refined 4,500 sq. ft. farmhouse nestled in a long meadow that flows from the forest to kiss the sky. The home has a traditional front facade opening to large rooms with high ceilings and expansive windows framing the spectacular southeastern views. It has a wrap around porch, broad rear deck, a large second-floor balcony and an octagonal three level turret of windows.Mature landscaping and a lovely gunite pool with many seating areas including a private wood fireplace area.

Spruce Mountain Farm sits nestled at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains on a private 99.9 acres with meadows, ponds, forest and hiking trails. Located just outside the village of Sperryville, the farm is a bucolic escape yet close to restaurants, galleries, shops and more. The heart of Spruce Mountain Farm is a 1798 home with a massive stone foundation and stone chimneys on each side. Over the years, owners of the farm have added on in order to provide modern conveniences. The home was further upgraded in 2007 with Hardiplank siding, new windows and new architectural shingle roofing. The main entrance to the home features an open and inviting covered front porch. Entering the front door, you will see a long dining room with space to fit even the largest farmhouse table. To the right is the kitchen, breakfast area and a half bath. The kitchen was renovated in 2012 and features soapstone counters, a peninsula, and a beautiful stone accent wall. The gorgeous wood floors in these two rooms continue throughout the main floor.Beyond the kitchen is a centrally located wet bar, complete with a sink, fridge and built-in ice machine. The living room, with its field stone fireplace, is in the original part of the home and features built-in shelves on either side of the chimney. Also in the original part of the home, and just beyond the living room, is the master suite. Another fireplace is in this bedroom, as is a walk-in closet with cedar panels. The attached master bath, remodeled in 2016, features dual sinks with soapstone counters and a ceramic tile floor that looks like antique barn wood. The upper level uses the old, manor-house staircase of the original home. One bedroom and an office area are found in the original part of the upper level, and a very large bedroom with many dormer windows is in the newer part. The upper level bedrooms share a full bath with the same barn wood-look tile floor as the master bath, and a beautifully tiled shower. Another set of stairs leads up to the attic space which has impressively wide plank floors and the original exposed log rafters from 1798. This room could easily be used for storage or perhaps finished for more living space. From the main floor, a wide staircase leads to the English basement with its slate floors. The family room area has a field stone fireplace with an efficient wood stove insert. The other end of the room boasts a second, full kitchen with an antique oven and a wood-fired cooking hearth. Two doors from this room provide access to the broad patio that overlooks the larger of the two ponds. On the other side of the basement is the large laundry and utility room plus a root cellar. With its exposed stone walls, this might be a great wine storage area. The remaining corner of the basement has a full bath and a door out to the patio and outdoor hot and cold water shower. Spruce Mountain Farm's gardens feature extensive hardscaping, with stone walls and stone steps leading to different garden "rooms." The impressive stone foundation was continued by a previous owner as a retaining wall and provides a front entrance garden just off the front porch. There are stone steps leading down towards the pond and some stone steps leading up towards the raised beds of the former vegetable garden. No farm is complete without a barn, and Spruce Mountain has a beautiful and charming specimen. There is also a four-bay machine shed and a detached carport and workshop with electricity and a utility sink. Above, there is a walk-up loft area for more storage space. Spruce Mountain Farm's almost 100 acres have a multitude of mature trees, several areas in which the current owner is growing new hardwoods, and extensive woods just waiting to be explored. Plentiful fish can be found in the pond, and wildlife abounds because of the ponds, streams and many acres of contiguous woods. There is a mowed loop trail that is perfect for the hunter or simply for a stroll.

Spruce Mountain Farm sits nestled at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains on a private 99.9 acres with meadows, ponds, forest and hiking trails. Located just outside the village of Sperryville, the farm is a bucolic escape yet close to restaurants, galleries, shops and more. The heart of Spruce Mountain Farm is a 1798 home with a massive stone foundation and stone chimneys on each side. Over the years, owners of the farm have added on in order to provide modern conveniences. The home was further upgraded in 2007 with Hardiplank siding, new windows and new architectural shingle roofing. The main entrance to the home features an open and inviting covered front porch. Entering the front door, you will see a long dining room with space to fit even the largest farmhouse table. To the right is the kitchen, breakfast area and a half bath. The kitchen was renovated in 2012 and features soapstone counters, a peninsula, and a beautiful stone accent wall. The gorgeous wood floors in these two rooms continue throughout the main floor.Beyond the kitchen is a centrally located wet bar, complete with a sink, fridge and built-in ice machine. The living room, with its field stone fireplace, is in the original part of the home and features built-in shelves on either side of the chimney. Also in the original part of the home, and just beyond the living room, is the master suite. Another fireplace is in this bedroom, as is a walk-in closet with cedar panels. The attached master bath, remodeled in 2016, features dual sinks with soapstone counters and a ceramic tile floor that looks like antique barn wood. The upper level uses the old, manor-house staircase of the original home. One bedroom and an office area are found in the original part of the upper level, and a very large bedroom with many dormer windows is in the newer part. The upper level bedrooms share a full bath with the same barn wood-look tile floor as the master bath, and a beautifully tiled shower. Another set of stairs leads up to the attic space which has impressively wide plank floors and the original exposed log rafters from 1798. This room could easily be used for storage or perhaps finished for more living space. From the main floor, a wide staircase leads to the English basement with its slate floors. The family room area has a field stone fireplace with an efficient wood stove insert. The other end of the room boasts a second, full kitchen with an antique oven and a wood-fired cooking hearth. Two doors from this room provide access to the broad patio that overlooks the larger of the two ponds. On the other side of the basement is the large laundry and utility room plus a root cellar. With its exposed stone walls, this might be a great wine storage area. The remaining corner of the basement has a full bath and a door out to the patio and outdoor hot and cold water shower. Spruce Mountain Farm's gardens feature extensive hardscaping, with stone walls and stone steps leading to different garden "rooms." The impressive stone foundation was continued by a previous owner as a retaining wall and provides a front entrance garden just off the front porch. There are stone steps leading down towards the pond and some stone steps leading up towards the raised beds of the former vegetable garden. No farm is complete without a barn, and Spruce Mountain has a beautiful and charming specimen. There is also a four-bay machine shed and a detached carport and workshop with electricity and a utility sink. Above, there is a walk-up loft area for more storage space. Spruce Mountain Farm's almost 100 acres have a multitude of mature trees, several areas in which the current owner is growing new hardwoods, and extensive woods just waiting to be explored. Plentiful fish can be found in the pond, and wildlife abounds because of the ponds, streams and many acres of contiguous woods. There is a mowed loop trail that is perfect for the hunter or simply for a stroll.

Close to Old Rag and a few feet from the Hughes River, the Dodson House offers a plethora of opportunities to enjoy nature. The 3.2 acre parcel features a four bedroom, two bath farmhouse that has been lovingly wrapped around a historic one room cabin. The home itself has a generous, airy interior with an open floor plan. A large deck wraps around the rear of the home offering plenty of private space to enjoy the outdoors.

Charming 1930s two over two farmhouse with rear addition. Eat in kitchen, Living room with stone fireplace. Two bedrooms and 1 bath. Enclosed front porch as sun room and screened side porch. Old log barn and numerous add'l outbuildings. Large 70 foot metal building that houses a 50+ foot heated lap pool. Small stream and old spring. Land is about 1/2 open/1/2 wooded. Minutes to the Village of Sperryville.

Fantastic opportunity to purchase Ivy Hill Farm. First time ever on the market. Large farm of open pasture/hay fields and wooded acreage. Old stone walls, ponds, and outstanding mountain and pastoral views. House and outbuildings sold in 'as is' condition. Wooded uplands and mountain slopes. Ideal vineyard and/or winery location with excellent slope and elevation and soil mix/drainage for grapes. Beautiful setting for weekend home(s) or full time farming venture. Ideal location near Shenanoah National Park and easy access from Hwy 211 halfway between Little Washington and Sperryville.

Beautiful farm with pond, streams, and Hughes River Frontage. Rolling fields interspersed with tree group. Nice woods down by the river. Very quiet and peaceful, views of Old Rag. Home is typical 2 over 2 with kitchen addition. Good barn, studio/office/guest quarters and storage shed. Truly a gentlemen's (or ladies) farm. Additional home sites with views.

Beautiful farm with pond, streams and Hughes River frontage. Very quiet and peaceful, views of Old Rag. Rolling fields interspersed with groups of trees. Nice woods and walking path at the river. Home is typical 2 over 2 with kitchen addition. Good barn and studio/office/guest cottage and storage shed. Truly a gentlemen's (or ladies') farm. Additional home sites with views.