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c. 1750 – Raphine, VA

8/14/19 6 Comments
Posted on OHD: 8/14/19. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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31 Steeles Fort Loop, Raphine, VA 24472

Circa 1750, this property truly is a dream! Situated on 155 magnificent acres of rolling meadows and woods, the Drawbond Farm is one of a kind. The original log home was built in 1750, followed by stone additions in 1754 and 1812. Home presents wonderful opportunity for restoration. The property encompasses gorgeous surrounding Blue Ridge Mountain views and hosts expansive meadows, perfect for grazing, farming or recreation. Plenty of water sources on the property with multiple springs and spring fed ponds. Several outbuildings surround the homesite and offer potential for machinery storage, workshop space, office space, etc. Escape to one of Rockbridge County's most special farms between Lexington and Staunton and enjoy all this property has to offer!
4 Bed ∙ 1 Bath ∙ 2,741 Sq Ft ∙ 155.27 Ac.
Was Listed With

Kara Braddick
James Wm. Moore Real Estate Co.
(540) 463-7080

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