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c. 1850 in Waynesboro, VA

12/22/25 10 Comments
Posted on OHD: 12/22/25. Last OHD Update: 12/22/25.
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389 Shalom Rd, Waynesboro, VA 22980

A pastoral piece of Augusta County history with nearly panoramic mountain views! This 8.75-acre Valley farm offers some of the area’s finest bucolic beauty. Initially built in 1850, the antebellum homestead was operated as a dairy for nearly a century, and the original home remains. It stands as an allusion to the property’s past, and as an invitation for you to explore its restoration. The agricultural potential of the land also endures, with ample storage provided by the many outbuildings and significant acreage of tillable soil. Or, reclaim the spot once occupied by the barn that boasts truly magnificent views for the location of your dream home! Only six minutes away from Stuarts Draft in one direction, and eight minutes from the city of Waynesboro in the other, you can enjoy the conveniences of town-life, while benefiting from the pace and peace of a rural one.
5 Bed 1.5 Bath 3,032 Sq Ft 8.75 Ac.
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