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Bedrooms: 3
Full Bath(s): 1
Heated Sq. Ft.: 2204
Stories: 2

Acres: 20.000

MLS #: 1207034

Property Taxes:
$2102.00 for 2011

Tax Value:
$368,800.00

Listing #: 9432

1st Floor Bath
2nd Floor Laundry Room
Den
Dining room
Kitchen
Library
Living room
2 Car Garage
Barn
Pond
Porch
Rear Deck
Restored exterior
Storage Building
Storm Windows
Built-in Bookcases
Fireplace(s)
Original wood windows
Wood floors
Central air
Dishwasher
Range
Refrigerator
Septic Tank
Water Heater - Electric
Sleeping Porch
1878 Barn
Storage Shed
Horse Shed
Stainless Appliances
Master bedroom upstairs
Copper Roof

Amazing 360-degree vistas from 1869 Farmhouse on 20 acres, fully modernized while preserving historical integrity.

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Contact Information

Showings by appointment only. Call Dare at 804-306-6264 for an appointment.
Virginia Properties, A Long and Foster Co.
Licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Equal Housing Opportunity

Dare Tulloch
Phone: 804-282-7300
Mobile: 804-306-6264
Fax: 804-285-0437

Web Site:
DareTulloch.com

Email: Dare@LNF.com

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Amenities and History

Property includes new septic and well, new horse shed, 1878 tobacco barn structurally strengthened; new paint on barn, shed, fence, a 2 car garage, potting shed. 3300 pine trees have also been planted for a 10 year harvest investment. Home includes 4 fireplaces, exposed stone chimney, original heart pine floors, built-in bookshelves, country kitchen with island, 2 porches and deck, plus second floor balcony with porch swing. Deeded access to Fluvanna and James Rivers for canoeing, kayaking, etc. 30 minutes to Charlottesville or Richmond.

Historical data includes:
1) The bluff on which the house sits appears on the map Captain John Smith made in 1608; the Native American Village of Ressawek, on this map, is marked by an historical marker on Rt 6 just behind the farm;
2) The Revolutionary War was fought in this area in 1777-81;
3) The land on which the farm sits was once owned and platted by Thomas Jefferson late 1700s;
4) Columbia doesn't appear to be much today, but it was once a proposed capital of Virginia - the streets are layed out in a traditional grid similar to Washington DC, hence the name;
5) The James River is less than a mile away; and the Civil War also impacted this area.

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