Beautiful farm in gorgeous Highland County in spectacular country setting with modern home of 4500 s.f., 3 car garage, board fenced paddocks suitable for horses, high tensile wire fencing for cattle. There is a 4 stall horse barn with room for 2 addl stalls w/ an apartment/office above it. There is a 4 bay barn/garage with a workshop attached. Water is from a spring w/ ultraviolet purification system in place. Hardwood floors, radiant flooring, etc... Beautiful setting!

Main Residence: At an elevation of approximately 3200 feet, the home is of stucco construction with concrete sub-flooring and a tern metal roof the home was built in 2007. The home has lots of natural light and is situated to highlight the magnificent views. The main floor of the residence consists of a living room, dining room, kitchen, and three bedrooms with baths en suite. There are several fireplaces and a mixture of some hardwood flooring and carpeting. The lower level of the home houses the 3 car garage, an office with adjoining half-bath, a walk-in gun safe and a large storage room. HEAT is propane fired radiant heating in the flooring. There is also a heat pump for backup heating and for cooling, when needed. WATER to the main house is from a spring with an ultraviolet purification system in place. The home is perfectly oriented to employ a passive solar heating system.

The Property: 220 acres of beautiful land with approximately 140 acres in pasture and the balance in woodland rising to an elevation of approximately 3,800 feet. Lily of the Valley has two streams that run through it and later combine into one on the property. There are several paddocks for horses and some high tensile wire fencing and cattle working pens making the property ideal for cattle. There is a 4 stall horse stable with room for an additional two stalls with an apartment/office above it. There is also a 3 stall barn/garage with attached workshop.

Location: Frequently called "Virginia's Switzerland", Highland County boasts high mountain valleys, sheep and cattle grazing farms and vast woodlands and is well known for its pristine scenic beauty and rural charm. It is one of the least populated counties in the east and boasts one of the highest mean elevations of any county east of the Mississippi River. Originally settled by Scotch/Irish highlanders and German immigrants, Highland is now an eclectic mix of native farm families and new residents drawn to the high quality of life.

Price: $1,695,000

n.b. The antique ceiling fixture in the breakfast area is excluded from this sale. The farm equipment may be sold separately.