Historic House Listings

Beautiful setting! Love the creek! Seven acres in Virginia. $349,000

November 2, 2026

What a beautiful setting! I love any property with a good creek! This property has 1,800 feet of it meandering through. The house was built in 1880. It is located on 7.07 acres in Mouth Of Wilson, Virginia. That is such a pretty area of Virginia. The house could use some character inside, but paint and better flooring could help that. I love the double front porches and there are a few outbuildings on the property. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,440 square feet. $349,000

Contact Chris Morton with Morton Realty and Auction: 276-773-3333

From the Zillow listing:

 

If you’ve dreamed of a country farmhouse with a creek, this property gives you approximately 1,800 feet of Fox Creek to fall in love with! Set on 7 beautiful acres with a new survey, this 3,440-square-foot farmhouse offers room to spread out, a nice level yard, and a mountain view out front. But the creek is the real showstopper. A picturesque horseshoe bend creates a special setting with an area that could be cleared and reclaimed for enjoying the water, relaxing, and making memories. The vinyl-sided farmhouse offers plenty of bedrooms and generous gathering spaces, with a kitchen featuring abundant cabinet storage. Arrange the rooms for traditional living, dining, and family spaces, or make them fit the way you live today with a media room, home office, hobby room, or space for extended family. There’s room here to put your own ideas to work. Three chimneys, fireplaces, and a wood stove add to the farmhouse character. Spring water and an existing septic system complement the country setting and may appeal to those interested in a more self-sufficient lifestyle. Fairly close to town, yet offering that country-living feel, this property could be your everyday home, mountain getaway, or place to retreat from the city. Bring your vision for the farmhouse and the land—but plan to spend some time beside Fox Creek. With approximately 1,800 feet of frontage and that remarkable horseshoe bend, it’s the part you’ll want to see for yourself!

 

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