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Previous Description:
Rare opportunity to own 13.03 acres in one of Clarke County's most desirable rural settings, located close by the Town of Berryville and surrounded on three sides by permanently conserved land. Situated among established horse properties, this exceptional parcel offers the privacy, tranquility, and long-term protection of the surrounding landscape that discerning buyers seek.
The property features over 500 feet of state-maintained hard road frontage, providing outstanding access and flexibility. Mostly wooded with gently rolling topography and slight elevation, the land offers multiple possibilities for enjoying the outdoors while maintaining a private setting.
A unique feature of the property is the existing 2,464-square-foot cinderblock bunkhouse, historically used as farm labor housing. The property is served by an existing well and an approved septic system designed subject to Clarke County zoning regulations and buyer verification.
Whether your vision is to establish a private country estate, create an equestrian retreat, operate a farm, or invest in a distinctive rural property with existing infrastructure, this parcel offers a rare combination of location, privacy, and potential. Opportunities like this surrounded by protected land and just minutes from the conveniences of town are increasingly difficult to find.
Buyer should independently verify all zoning, permitted uses, and future development potential with Clarke County.
Updated Description:
Rare opportunity to own 13.03 acres in one of Clarke County's most desirable rural settings, located close by the Town of Berryville and surrounded on three sides by permanently conserved land. Situated among established horse properties, this exceptional parcel offers the privacy, tranquility, and long-term protection of the surrounding landscape that discerning buyers seek. The property features over 500 feet of state-maintained hard road frontage, providing outstanding access and flexibility. Mostly wooded with gently rolling topography and slight elevation, the land offers multiple possibilities for enjoying the outdoors while maintaining a private setting. A unique feature of the property is the existing 2,464-square-foot cinderblock bunkhouse, historically used as farm labor housing. The property is served by an existing well and an approved septic system designed subject to Clarke County zoning regulations and buyer verification. Whether your vision is to establish a private country estate, create an equestrian retreat, operate a farm, or invest in a distinctive rural property with existing infrastructure, this parcel offers a rare combination of location, privacy, and potential. Opportunities like this surrounded by protected land and just minutes from the conveniences of town are increasingly difficult to find. Buyer should independently verify all zoning, permitted uses, and future development potential with Clarke County.
