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NEW ROOF, NEW HVAC, NEW PLUMBING, AND NEW ELECTRICAL—discover the comfort of major improvements paired with the charm of a Blue Ridge retreat. Set on approximately 2.5 acres in Bluemont, 315 Eagle Rock Lane offers three bedrooms, two full baths, and inviting spaces inside and out, just minutes from Bear’s Den and the Appalachian Trail. A stone fireplace anchors the living area, while the updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances. A separate flex room gives you options for dining, working from home, or creating a comfortable gathering space. Two main-level bedrooms include a spacious primary suite with a private bath, offering the convenience of everyday living on the main floor. Upstairs, a third bedroom and a separate finished bonus room, each with a skylight, provide additional space for a home office, hobbies, or a quiet retreat. Step outside and discover what makes this setting special: room to garden, entertain, enjoy your morning coffee, or simply unwind in the fresh mountain air. Whether you’re looking for an everyday home or a weekend escape, this property brings together substantial improvements, flexible living space, and room to spread out. Come explore the layout, walk the property, and experience the setting for yourself. Schedule your private showing of 315 Eagle Rock Lane today.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

NEW ROOF, NEW HVAC, NEW PLUMBING, AND NEW ELECTRICAL—discover the comfort of major improvements paired with the charm of a Blue Ridge retreat. Set on approximately 2.5 acres in Bluemont, 315 Eagle Rock Lane offers three bedrooms, two full baths, and inviting spaces inside and out, just minutes from Bear’s Den and the Appalachian Trail. A stone fireplace anchors the living area, while the updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances. A separate flex room gives you options for dining, working from home, or creating a comfortable gathering space. Two main-level bedrooms include a spacious primary suite with a private bath, offering the convenience of everyday living on the main floor. Upstairs, a third bedroom and a separate finished bonus room, each with a skylight, provide additional space for a home office, hobbies, or a quiet retreat. Step outside and discover what makes this setting special: room to garden, entertain, enjoy your morning coffee, or simply unwind in the fresh mountain air. Whether you’re looking for an everyday home or a weekend escape, this property brings together substantial improvements, flexible living space, and room to spread out. Come explore the layout, walk the property, and experience the setting for yourself. Schedule your private showing of 315 Eagle Rock Lane today.

315 Eagle Rock Ln, Bluemont

Listing courtesy of Compass West Realty, LLC. Contact:

$3,200,000

High Meadows Estate - ca. 1896. Welcome to this Mountain Retreat in Bluemont, Virginia: Where Lore and Legends are made. A masterpiece of History and Elegance, embellishing your own private sanctuary. The bedroom count is Manor House (3), Schoolhouse (1) and Cottage (2). There are scenic meadows, historic gardens, a stately Manor House, a separate renovated two bedroom Cottage, and intimately nestled in the Hydrangea and Mountain Laurel gardens is a separate stunning Historic Stone/Siding Schoolhouse converted to a large studio living space all evoking a sense of old-world charm and tranquility. In addition to the Manor house the total sq. ft. living space is 6,479, complimenting one another depending upon your needs. The massive native Stone Fireplaces establishes the Unique architecture throughout and anchors the home's historic soul. The property showcases a Standing Metal Seam Roof, Copper Gutters and Down Spouts, Natural pine wood floors, detailed natural windows and doors and deep wood moldings tells the story of craftsmanship and natural beauty. Views from every angle are magical. There are multiple period outbuildings built mainly of extraordinary native stone. The estate is over 14 acres consisting of two parcels. The property is wrapped by majestic native dry stack stone walls. The property showcases a large variety of grand hardwoods and pines. This extraordinary compound offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, with three distinct homes and two additional home sites to build your dream mountain escape. The abundance of lodgings creates an income producing opportunity for retreat rentals and large family or group gatherings. The property offers boundless versatility for multi-generational living or a high-end retreat. The Manor House is a period stone home with extraordinary detailing and craftsmanship. Upgraded and renovated over the years the Estate Manor House now offers period charms that creates an atmosphere of timeless elegance. In addition to the Manor House the property boasts multiple out-buildings offering endless possibilities for storage and workshops, and creative endeavors. This home can not be replicated with its multiple porches and decks with large stone walls and walkways. There is a center 'good morning' staircase with multiple large landings and sturdy - unique newel posts, stone wine cellar, walk-up attic, deep window ledgers, and adornments of woodwork details. With two additional home sites ready for development, High Meadows presents a rare opportunity to create a legacy property for generations to come. Whether you are seeking a private retreat, a family compound, or a lucrative investment opportunity, this extraordinary estate offers the perfect blend of history, personality, luxury, and income potential. Located in the prestigious Bluemont area of Wineries and equestrian estates. Easy commuting routes, very convenient to Route 7. Dulles International Airport is 35 minutes. Close to the Nations Capital, world class school and healthcare options. Interwoven with the Historic storied fabric of its surroundings - High Meadows is a one-of-a-kind property waiting for you to write its next chapter.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

High Meadows Estate - ca. 1896. Welcome to this Mountain Retreat in Bluemont, Virginia: Where Lore and Legends are made. A masterpiece of History and Elegance, embellishing your own private sanctuary. The bedroom count is Manor House (3), Schoolhouse (1) and Cottage (2). There are scenic meadows, historic gardens, a stately Manor House, a separate renovated two bedroom Cottage, and intimately nestled in the Hydrangea and Mountain Laurel gardens is a separate stunning Historic Stone/Siding Schoolhouse converted to a large studio living space all evoking a sense of old-world charm and tranquility. In addition to the Manor house the total sq. ft. living space is 6,479, complimenting one another depending upon your needs. The massive native Stone Fireplaces establishes the Unique architecture throughout and anchors the home's historic soul. The property showcases a Standing Metal Seam Roof, Copper Gutters and Down Spouts, Natural pine wood floors, detailed natural windows and doors and deep wood moldings tells the story of craftsmanship and natural beauty. Views from every angle are magical. There are multiple period outbuildings built mainly of extraordinary native stone. The estate is over 14 acres consisting of two parcels. The property is wrapped by majestic native dry stack stone walls. The property showcases a large variety of grand hardwoods and pines. This extraordinary compound offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, with three distinct homes and two additional home sites to build your dream mountain escape. The abundance of lodgings creates an income producing opportunity for retreat rentals and large family or group gatherings. The property offers boundless versatility for multi-generational living or a high-end retreat. The Manor House is a period stone home with extraordinary detailing and craftsmanship. Upgraded and renovated over the years the Estate Manor House now offers period charms that creates an atmosphere of timeless elegance. In addition to the Manor House the property boasts multiple out-buildings offering endless possibilities for storage and workshops, and creative endeavors. This home can not be replicated with its multiple porches and decks with large stone walls and walkways. There is a center 'good morning' staircase with multiple large landings and sturdy - unique newel posts, stone wine cellar, walk-up attic, deep window ledgers, and adornments of woodwork details. With two additional home sites ready for development, High Meadows presents a rare opportunity to create a legacy property for generations to come. Whether you are seeking a private retreat, a family compound, or a lucrative investment opportunity, this extraordinary estate offers the perfect blend of history, personality, luxury, and income potential. Located in the prestigious Bluemont area of Wineries and equestrian estates. Easy commuting routes, very convenient to Route 7. Dulles International Airport is 35 minutes. Close to the Nations Capital, world class school and healthcare options. Interwoven with the Historic storied fabric of its surroundings - High Meadows is a one-of-a-kind property waiting for you to write its next chapter.

18777 Blueridge Mtn, Bluemont

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Executives. Contact:

$3,250,000

Your escape from DC is closer than you think. A private country retreat about an hour from Washington, DC—19233 Blue Ridge Mountain Road is where literary history meets Architectural Digest-worthy design. Few homes manage to honor their past while feeling so completely of the present. An original 1880 cabin anchors a residence that has evolved over time and now has been completely reimagined through a three-year renovation, resulting in a distinctly elevated design, layering history, architecture and modern luxury. The transformation encompassed virtually every aspect of the property, inside and out. Interior walls were structurally reworked to reshape the way the home lives, optimizing room scale, natural light and panoramic views. Custom millwork, paneling, structural arches and cabinetry bring an elevated level of architectural detail throughout, while the electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows and other major systems were extensively replaced. The exterior was structurally rebuilt and refinished with new cedar siding and custom stonework, and the outdoor living spaces were dramatically expanded. For all that was transformed, equal consideration was given to what should remain. The original 1880 cabin is now woven into the residence, where historic beams, stone and antique walnut woodwork preserve a tangible connection to the property's past. Originally part of the Elizabeth Fox Moore estate, the property carries a remarkable literary history: the irreplaceable cabin served as a writing sanctuary for the legendary American author John Fox Jr. It was within this structure that Fox wrote his landmark, best-selling novel The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, published in 1908. The popularity of the novel was so great that it was reportedly only outsold by the Bible and Gone With the Wind. From this historic core, the house unfolds into spaces decidedly of the present. The kitchen was taken to the studs and expanded to more than twice its original footprint. A 10+ foot statement island is surrounded by artisan-crafted inset cabinetry, dolomite natural-stone countertops, a handcrafted Shaws apron-front sink, Perrin & Rowe brassware, hand-forged deVOL hardware and lighting, and professional-grade Wolf, Sub-Zero and Cove appliances. The primary suite was reconfigured and expanded to create a private retreat, including a spa bath with marble checkerboard flooring, custom vanities and an expansive Brizo steam shower finished in Ann Sacks earthenware and marble mosaic tile. An attached guest suite offers the ability to live independently while remaining connected to the home, with its own private entrance, custom kitchen, living area, bedroom and luxury bath. Even the home's most functional spaces were approached with the same attention to detail, from the relocated main-level laundry and lower-level wet bar to the custom mudroom with built-in storage and oversized dog and boot wash. Three fireplaces—including a newly added family-room fireplace surrounded in native fieldstone—bring another layer of warmth and character. The transformation continues beyond the interiors. The original deck was completely removed and reconstructed on new structural footings, more than doubling its footprint. Stone harvested from the property was precision-cut and returned to the site for use in the new exterior work, preserving the natural coloration and connection to the land. The 12.15 acres hosts an exceptional collection of outbuildings includes a restored goat barn, workshop, garden shed, additional storage building and custom-built, predator-resistant chicken coop. A historic stone spring box tucked into the wooded landscape feeds a small spring-fed pool. Located in Clarke Co, just over the Loudoun Co. line, with the benefit of lower real estate taxes, the property is surrounded by vineyards, historic villages and miles of hiking on the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Trail. Washington D.C. is approximately an hour away. Inquire for list of renovations.

4 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths

Your escape from DC is closer than you think. A private country retreat about an hour from Washington, DC—19233 Blue Ridge Mountain Road is where literary history meets Architectural Digest-worthy design. Few homes manage to honor their past while feeling so completely of the present. An original 1880 cabin anchors a residence that has evolved over time and now has been completely reimagined through a three-year renovation, resulting in a distinctly elevated design, layering history, architecture and modern luxury. The transformation encompassed virtually every aspect of the property, inside and out. Interior walls were structurally reworked to reshape the way the home lives, optimizing room scale, natural light and panoramic views. Custom millwork, paneling, structural arches and cabinetry bring an elevated level of architectural detail throughout, while the electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows and other major systems were extensively replaced. The exterior was structurally rebuilt and refinished with new cedar siding and custom stonework, and the outdoor living spaces were dramatically expanded. For all that was transformed, equal consideration was given to what should remain. The original 1880 cabin is now woven into the residence, where historic beams, stone and antique walnut woodwork preserve a tangible connection to the property's past. Originally part of the Elizabeth Fox Moore estate, the property carries a remarkable literary history: the irreplaceable cabin served as a writing sanctuary for the legendary American author John Fox Jr. It was within this structure that Fox wrote his landmark, best-selling novel The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, published in 1908. The popularity of the novel was so great that it was reportedly only outsold by the Bible and Gone With the Wind. From this historic core, the house unfolds into spaces decidedly of the present. The kitchen was taken to the studs and expanded to more than twice its original footprint. A 10+ foot statement island is surrounded by artisan-crafted inset cabinetry, dolomite natural-stone countertops, a handcrafted Shaws apron-front sink, Perrin & Rowe brassware, hand-forged deVOL hardware and lighting, and professional-grade Wolf, Sub-Zero and Cove appliances. The primary suite was reconfigured and expanded to create a private retreat, including a spa bath with marble checkerboard flooring, custom vanities and an expansive Brizo steam shower finished in Ann Sacks earthenware and marble mosaic tile. An attached guest suite offers the ability to live independently while remaining connected to the home, with its own private entrance, custom kitchen, living area, bedroom and luxury bath. Even the home's most functional spaces were approached with the same attention to detail, from the relocated main-level laundry and lower-level wet bar to the custom mudroom with built-in storage and oversized dog and boot wash. Three fireplaces—including a newly added family-room fireplace surrounded in native fieldstone—bring another layer of warmth and character. The transformation continues beyond the interiors. The original deck was completely removed and reconstructed on new structural footings, more than doubling its footprint. Stone harvested from the property was precision-cut and returned to the site for use in the new exterior work, preserving the natural coloration and connection to the land. The 12.15 acres hosts an exceptional collection of outbuildings includes a restored goat barn, workshop, garden shed, additional storage building and custom-built, predator-resistant chicken coop. A historic stone spring box tucked into the wooded landscape feeds a small spring-fed pool. Located in Clarke Co, just over the Loudoun Co. line, with the benefit of lower real estate taxes, the property is surrounded by vineyards, historic villages and miles of hiking on the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Trail. Washington D.C. is approximately an hour away. Inquire for list of renovations.

19233 Blue Ridge Mountain Rd, Bluemont

Listing courtesy of Washington Fine Properties, LLC. Contact:

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