Perfect example of don’t judge a book by its cover! Interior was so surprising! This sure is a pretty setting and it’s only 20 minutes to the wild ponies at Grayson Highlands State Park in Virginia. The house was built in 1900. It is located on 5.94 acres in Troutdale, Virginia. The house features double front porches, beautiful gingerbread trim, wood floors, grand staircase, beadboard, crown moulding, wainscoting and wide baseboards. There are multiple outbuildings on the property. That barn could be nice with some work. A second bathroom in the house would be nice. Four bedrooms, one bathroom and 2,184 square feet. $300,000
Contact Keith Clark with Berkshire Hathaway: 276-237-0002
From the Zillow listing:
Old farmhouse lovers will feel right at home among warm wood walls and ceilings, a handsome staircase, a clawfoot tub, and inviting rooms full of character. Gather around the dining table or settle in for a quiet country evening. Set on 5.94 acres of mostly pasture, there is room to garden, enjoy the mountain scenery, and wander into the woods to find a small stream. The exterior welcomes some care, and the old barn offers an opportunity for restoration. Near Troutdale, enjoy access to Mount Rogers, Grayson Highlands, the Appalachian Trail, and Jefferson National Forest. Country stores provide essentials, with shopping, dining, and services in Independence and Marion, including hospital care in Marion. West Jefferson, Boone, Blowing Rock, Abingdon, Bristol, and Galax are within about two hours. Heat is supplied by an outdoor wood stove connected to the home. Ideal for cash buyers or those exploring renovation financing, subject to lender approval. Property is being sold AS-IS.
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