This is such a beautiful area! This house is only five minutes from the gorgeous Omni Homestead Resort in Virginia! The house was built in 1900. It is located on .64 acre in Hot Springs, Virginia. The house features a covered front porch, original wood floors, arched entryways, crown moulding, brick fireplace, vintage light fixtures, baseboards, spacious kitchen and built-in bookshelves. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 1,960 square feet. $175,000
Contact Dominika Williams with Highlands Realty and Associates: 540-960-3234
From the Zillow listing:
Step into a piece of Bath County history with this charming circa-1900 home, beautifully preserved and ready for its next chapter. Situated on approximately 0.64 acreand just about 5 minutes from The Omni Homestead Resort, this property offers historic character, spacious rooms, and beautiful views from the front porch. Inside, you’ll find 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, along with gorgeous original hardwood floors that remain in remarkably good condition. One of the bedrooms is currently being used as a library, offering flexibility for use as a bedroom, office, reading room, or study. Original plaster walls, arched openings, vintage details, and other period features add to the home’s character and charm. The home features radiator heat supplied by a newer oil furnace, approximately 3 years old, a gas-log fireplace, and window A/C units for additional comfort. The thick plaster construction also helps the home remain naturally cooler during the warmer months. The upstairs full bath includes a newer bathtub. A rock/stone basement provides additional utility and storage, while a traditional spring house located behind the home offers another unique feature with potential for cool storage, vegetables, or other uses. Enjoy peaceful surroundings and mountain-area views from the front porch while being only minutes from the amenities, dining, golf, and recreation of Hot Springs and The Omni Homestead Resort. The property was recently appraised and is being offered at the appraised value. Much of the furniture currently in the home may also be available, with furnishings negotiable separately. A wonderful opportunity for someone looking for an authentic Bath County home with over a century of history, beautiful hardwood floors, generous living spaces, and the character that simply cannot be recreated in newer construction. House sold AS-IS.
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