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AMERICAN LAND MAGAZINE | FALL 2023

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75 75 M I D D L E AT L A N T I C | 75 PICTURESQUE FARM WITH CREEK FRONTAGE 130 acres | Bath County, Virginia | $1,200,000 Contact Bryan Thompson - (540) 691-7749 or Jeff Phillips - (540) 765-8255 A rare opportunity to own both sides of over 3500 feet of Little Back Creek. This two-story farmhouse built in 1890 sits framed by fields that are dotted with whitetails and wild turkeys as the sun sets over the Allegheny Moun- tains. In addition, this special property boasts multiple outbuildings which are highlighted by a 138-foot-long two-story barn. If that's not enough, it also borders thousands of acres of national forest. HISTORIC CARRIAGE HOUSE WITH MOUNTAIN VIEWS 3.5 acres | Alleghany County, Virginia | $449,000 Contact Bryan Thompson - (540) 691- 7749 This Historic Carriage House perched atop Luke Mountain and built in 1930 has been completely renovated to add modern amenities but maintains its historic charm. It boasts 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with an attached 5 car garage. Enjoy a glass of wine while watching the sunset over the unspoiled view of the Allegheny Mountains. MILLION DOLLAR VIEWS IN REC. PARADISE 30.75 acres | Alleghany County, Virginia | $199,000 Contact Bryan Thompson - (540) 691- 7749 Located within the gated Buckhorn Subdivision, this must-see mountain para- dise boasts unspoiled and breathtaking views as far as the eye can see. Enjoy an amazing sunrise and sunset with plenty of activities in between. Take an ATV or UTV for a spin on 24 miles of roads or go for a swim or start a kayak- ing excursion on deeded access to the picturesque Cowpasture River. The Buckhorn also features private access to George Washington National Forest which stretches to Douthat State Park. HIDDEN RECREATIONAL PARADISE 99.31 acres | Bath County, Virginia | $379,000 Contact Bryan Thompson - (540) 691- 7749 This mountain oasis is nestled between the Allegheny Mountains and Cedar Creek. Mature oaks litter the property and attract whitetail deer, turkey and black bear. You can travel just 2.7 miles to the undeveloped 2,530 acre Lake Moomaw and catch your limit of smallmouth bass or fly-fish in one of the best trout streams on the East Coast - the Jackson River. Perfectly situated building sites perched atop the flats on the ridge offer stunning views of the mountains and neighboring farms. SECLUDED MOUNTAIN PROPERTY 39.1 acres | Albemarle County, Virginia | $500,000 Contact Kyle Waters - (540) 430-5800 Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this 39.1-acre tract near Charlottesville offers over 600' of road frontage, a driveway, and utilities in place. Ready for building with multiple sites. Abundant wildlife, food-plot fields, and a season- al creek enrich the land. The property also features a two-bedroom home, sold as is, with multiple building opportunities.

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