Under $100K Sunday – c.1900 Five Bedroom Virginia Farmhouse For Sale on 3.41 Acres Under $90K

$89,900

Five-bedroom, one-bath Virginia farmhouse for sale on 3.41 acres with views. The 2,580-sf home has a central hall with lovely staircase, hardwood floors, built-in, and old fireplace mantels. An eat-in kitchen and multiple outbuildings are additional details. The farmhouse and accessory buildings all need some degree of work.

See 2024 listing here.

Realtor Comments

317 Gatewood Drive Located in the Mountain Grove community, this 3.41 acre, recently surveyed mini-farm has a Circa 1900 frame farmhouse in need of renovation and TLC. There are multiple accessory buildings also needing various degrees of repair. Wonderful location where recreational opportunities abound both in Bath County and at nearby WV attractions. Lake Moomaw, Dominion Recreation Lake, trout fishing, National Forest and Greenbrier River Trail all within a short drive. Incredible views of the Little Back Creek Valley! $129, 900

• 5 bed
• 1 bath
• 2,580 sqft
• 3.41 acre lot
• Build date 1900

 

Location of This Virginia Farmhouse

Mountain Grove, Virginia, is a small, rural community known for its natural beauty and tranquil environment.

Pros

1. Natural Beauty: Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, Mountain Grove offers residents access to outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation.
2. Peaceful Environment: The rural setting provides a quiet and serene lifestyle, away from the hustle and bustle of urban areas.
3. Community Feel: With a small population, residents often experience a close-knit community atmosphere.
4. Low Traffic: The area experiences minimal traffic congestion, making driving more pleasant.

Cons

1. Limited Amenities: Due to its rural nature, Mountain Grove lacks the variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options found in larger towns or cities.
2. Employment Opportunities: Job prospects within the immediate area are limited, potentially requiring residents to commute to nearby towns or cities for work.
3. Healthcare Access: Specialized medical facilities may be distant, necessitating travel for certain healthcare services.
4. Internet Connectivity: Rural areas can face challenges with high-speed internet access, which is essential for remote work and modern communication.
5. Wildlife and Pests: Living close to nature means increased encounters with wildlife and insects, which can sometimes be a nuisance.
6. Weather-Related Challenges: Snow removal can be slower in rural areas, potentially impacting mobility during winter months.
7. Limited Public Transportation: Residents typically need a personal vehicle, as public transportation options are minimal or nonexistent.