This is an early house, but how early is the question! The listing dates this remarkably early Virginia brick house to circa 1750. Some of the architectural details appears consistent with an 18th century home, especially the brickwork. The house is located on one acre in Waynesboro, Virginia. There was once additional acreage with this house and I think it was possibly operating as a horse farm. Would be curious to see what is happening with that acreage. The price is reasonable for the location. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,118 square feet. $249,000
Contact John Bowman with Old Dominion Realty: 540-271-2178
From the Zillow listing:
Historic All Brick, Federal Period Farm House With Full English Basement. This Home Still Features All Of The Character Of Walking Back In Time! Wainscoting Panels, Chair Rail, Picture Rails, Numerous Fireplaces With Decretive Mantels, Heart Pine Floors, Large Open Attic & A Front Porch Perfect For A Rocking Chair! Still In It’s Original Condition And Showing It’s Age, This Home Offers A Rare Opportunity To See History Preserved. There Have Been Very Few Alterations Over The Years So Bring Your Ideas. Great For The History Buff, or Someone Looking Build Equity And Invest. Surrounded By Farmland & Pastural Views, Yet Minutes From Fishersville And Waynesboro.
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