Grimsley Road Lot

Imagine your own gorgeous woodlands with a fern banked bold stream, lovely trails through the woods, and a cottage perched on a hillside looking down at a deeply wooded glen.  Complete privacy with abundant wildlife, yet only minutes away from restaurants, wineries, and art galleries.   All this can be had in little over an hour from DC.

The land parcels being offered on Grimsley Road are two wooded lots with mixed hardwoods (Tulip Poplars, White Oaks, and Hickories) predominating.   Slightly sloping undulating topography which affords excellent building sites on bluffs and lower areas suitable for ponds.   Rocky outcroppings provide interesting focal points in several locations on each property.

There are two adjacent ten acre lots that are being offered individually, or together at a slight discount. Each has a separately dedicated VDOT approved entrance on Grimsley Road, and each is completely private, offer a woodland paradise for hiking, hunting, or simple calm reflection.  Both lots are buildable, and utilities (electricity and phone lines) are available at the property entrance.

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Telecom:  The Grimsley Road lots boast excellent cell phone coverage from Sprint, Verizon and AT&T networks, broadband internet is also available.

Location:  Grimsley Road is in Rappahannock County between Flint Hill and Amissville.   Grimsley Road is 17 miles from Rt. 66 (Marshall exit 27) or 17 miles (Ft. Royal exit).  Approximately 70 miles from Washington, DC.  Travel time to downtown DC is 1 Hour 30 minutes (in low traffic situations).  Approximately 60 minutes to Dulles International Airport.  1 hour 15 minutes to Charlottesville.  20 minutes to Warrenton, 10 minutes to Front Royal.   The lots are in Old Dominion Hounds foxhunting territory.

Amenities: The nearby village of Flint Hill boasts three restaurants, Skyward Cafe, The Public House, and The Griffin Tavern.  “Little” Washington, the county seat is the home of The Inn at Little Washington and shops and theater.  Rappahannock County is a close-knit rural community with excellent theater, concerts, art galleries, wineries, and the Shenandoah National Park.   Equestrian pursuits (fox-hunting, trail riding, dressage) are very popular.

MLS#  – VARP106952 and VARP106954

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Land Area
10 acres