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The Buchanan House is a modest sized 2 story brick home that was constructed about 1936. The steep pitched roof hints of an old English Tudor while the hardwood floors and living room fireplace makes it feel warm and solid. The level location at the end of a less traveled street provides a quiet setting. The extra lots, that are wooded with large hardwood trees, could be partially cleared to provide a view of Clifton Forge below and the distant mountains of National Forest to the North and West.
This home is located in the Western Virginia town of Clifton Forge (24422). Clifton Forge is a charming village nessled in the Jackson River Valley and surrounded by the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest. While offering outstanding outdoor recreation opprotunities in our lakes, streams, and mountains, Clifton Forge has close proximity to cultural opportunities, higher education and excellant health care. This little town that the C & O Railroad built at the turn of the 20th century is enjoying a rapid revival as "Baby Boomers" are seeking out that great place to retire in a "Laid Back" life style with a low cost of living.