Under $100K Sunday -c.1943 Virginia Farmhouse For Sale W/ Amazing Views, Barn, 0.74 Acre Under $100K
OHU50K Notes $99,500
Trade in city life for this Virginia farmhouse for sale with amazing mountain views, barn, outbuilding and a three quarter acre rural lot. Can’t miss this c.1943 country bungalow with its bright metal roof and welcoming front porch. The home has three bedrooms, one bath, hardwood floors, and a creek runs through the property. My son lives in this town, and the area is beautiful. Waterfalls, mountains, Blue Grass music, tubing…..Not much in the town except for the historic court house, post office, Italian restaurant, police department, real estate office and a grocery store, but nearby Galax provides everything one needs.
Realtor Comments
Charming Country Home for Sale! Just needs a white picket fence and some elbow grease. Step into your dream with this adorable 1.5-story country-style house, perfectly situated with creek frontage and a potential garden area. This picturesque property boasts a spacious yard, ideal for family gatherings, gardening, or simply enjoying the serene views. The 1.5-story design offers cozy living spaces with plenty of natural light. Just a stone’s throw away from town, providing easy access to amenities. Whether you’re a first-time buyer looking for a starter home or seeking a retirement retreat, this property fits the bill.
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1943
451 Cloverdale Ln, Independence, VA 24348 $99,500
- Contact Realtor: Chris Morton
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Location of This Virginia Farmhouse for Sale
Independence is a small town (1,005 pop) located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia. It serves as the county seat of Grayson County and sits at an elevation of approximately 2,700 feet. The town is positioned near the border with North Carolina in a region known for its scenic mountain landscapes.
Geographic Features
- Mountains: Independence is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, part of the larger Appalachian Mountain chain
- Rivers: The New River flows near Independence, one of the oldest rivers in North America and one of the few that flows northward
- Elevation: The town sits at a relatively high elevation of about 2,700 feet above sea level
- Rural setting: Independence is surrounded by farmland, forests, and rolling hills
Pros
- Beautiful natural scenery with mountain views and access to outdoor recreation
- Four distinct seasons with relatively mild summers compared to lower-elevation areas
- Clean air and low pollution levels due to rural location and elevation
- Proximity to natural attractions like the Blue Ridge Parkway, Mount Rogers (Virginia’s highest peak), and Grayson Highlands State Park
- Access to the New River for fishing, kayaking, and other water activities
- Relatively safe from many natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes
Cons
- Remote location with limited accessibility (about 30 miles from Interstate 77)
- Winter weather can bring snow and ice, occasionally making travel difficult
- Limited economic opportunities due to rural setting and distance from major cities
- Fewer services and amenities compared to more populated areas. Galax has amenities.
- Challenging terrain can make development and infrastructure maintenance costly
- Risk of flooding in some areas during heavy rain events
- Limited public transportation options
