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Extraordinary chance to own one of Shenandoah Valley?s most stunning properties. 348 acres in the Blue Ridge Mtn foothills in historic Luray, VA, including the Caverns Country Club & surrounding Oh Shenandoah homesites. With over 1.25 miles of frontage on the Shenandoah River, enjoyment & opportunities abound.

Owner will rezone for purchaser and assume cost of rezoning. Just added to northeast Frederick land us plan Sewer and Water Services. Future industrial land use designation.

2 contiguous parcels totaling 116 acres. APN 42 68 (112.06 acres) and APN 42 69 (4.11 acres).nOwnership in process of major master planning the 116 acres for mixed use development, including +/- 64 acres of light industrial/data center zoning, 25 acres of residential, and 15 acres of commercial/retail.

HUNTLAND, ca. 1834, is one of the most remarkable Hunt Country Estates. Dr. Betsee Parker’s keen interest in historic preservation as well as her love of the countryside surrounding Middleburg prompted her to take on the biggest preservation project of her life: restoring Huntland to its 1915 grandeur. In 2007, when Dr.

Amazing opportunity for builders, investors, and business owners - three adjoining properties, 3 houses, multiple buildings, and combined over 56 acres of R-1 (1 dwelling per acre) with development potential. Industrial rezoning potential to allow for warehousing, trucking, contractor lots, and many others or potential to be a large scale housing development.

Welcome to this beautiful and historic property located in the Neersville Valley between the majestic Blue Ridge and Short Hill mountains. An admired US Secretary of State owned this property with family members for nearly fifty years as a weekend home and working farm.

The Manor Development offering contains 766 +/- acres of partially developed land surrounding The Manor Golf Club in Prince Edward County; under 4 miles from Downtown Farmville, Hampden-Sydney & Longwood University. Included in the sale of the property is the 8,900+ sq ft, Poplar Hill Manor, once owned by Tobacco Tycoon, Walter Grey Dunnington.

This very developable acreage is positioned against newly developed commercial centers, heavy industrial tracts, and medium density housing. Thus, in the County Comprehensive Plan, this area is targeted a Mixed Used Tract.

Stonehouse Preserve is a rare 2,712± acre offering fronting on the York River. The property has diverse topography, miles of water resources, extensive timber, and productive hunting. This is an exceptional property with wide-ranging recreational and sporting potential.