4 Bedroom Home For Sale in Fort Valley, VA

For Sale By Owner

14.94 Acre Lot, St. Davids Church Rd. (Tax Map Parcel 1046/106 85-A-3), Fort Valley, VA, 22652, USA, N/A sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms . Seller's Description: Ever feel like you wanted to get away from it all, and live out in a National Forest? Well, this is about as close as you'll get. This rare 14.94 Acres of beautiful, rolling pastures, and hardwood forest located in Fort Valley, VA.<br /> <br /> After a short, peaceful drive out Interstate 66 and making your way to Shenandoah County (without having to drive up, and over dangerous mountain roads), you'll arrive at this unique 14.94-acre property. With unparalleled panoramic views of the valley and mountains, you can see for miles and miles making for incredible sunsets. It's pastures are fenced, and cross fenced with run-in shed, and is suited for horses, cattle, or other livestock. Plenty of water, with a strong year round clear spring creek water, and a small pond. There is approximately 10 acres of park like mature hardwoods, with no underbrush, just beautiful! There is plenty of room for a new home, barns, out buildings, camping, and RV'ing. <br /> <br /> This property has a perc letter and proposed drainfield design and well location. Electric and phone hookups ready. Just minutes away from a convenience store, gas and a fire department, you will be an owner of one of the most beautiful rural areas of Virginia. You can walk to the George Washington National Forest, ride your bike to Luray, fish for trout, ride horses on trails and vistas, hike on historical spy trails, and visit award winning vineyards and breweries nearby. High-Speed Internet through ShenTel. Schedule a tour, and see your new refuge from the hustle and bustle of urban life.<br /> <br /> About the valley: Fort Valley is a mountain valley in Shenandoah County, Virginia. Only 65 miles west of Manassas. This "valley within a valley" lies between the two ranges of the northern Massanutten Mountains in the Shenandoah Valley. The Fort Valley is closed at its southern end, and is constricted and nearly closed to the north, where Passage Creek flows through a narrow gap. The valley opens out toward the center, becoming about three miles wide at its widest. In all, Fort Valley is 23 miles long.