The median home value in Flint Hill, VA is $740,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $412,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Flint Hill, VA is $740,000.
Approximately 62% of Flint Hill homes are owned,
compared to 21% rented, while
15% are vacant.
Flint Hill real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Imagine your own peaceful mountain retreat located on 106+ V.O.F. conserved acres in stunning Rappahannock County. Minutes from the charming town of Flint Hill situated on Peak Lane ; the stunning drive in will bring you past idyllic pastoral and mountain views, neighboring livestock, and welcome you with the trickling sounds of the Jordan River. This enchanting acreage is ready for a weekend retreat or full time home. Homesite approved with 4 bedroom ( 6 person occupancy) perc and well site, or further up make use of the 2 bedroom perc and off mountain valley views "on the Knob". This property offers numerous opportunities to enjoy nature and observe wildlife, photograph, hike, hunt, and explore - even through your own deeded access into Shenandoah National Park. Area attractions include Skyline Drive, Old Rag Mountain, antique shops, wineries, " Little Washington ", local pubs and eateries , Old Dominion Point to Point races, art galleries and more. Only 1 .5 hours from D.C. , 1 hour from Middleburg, 25 minutes to Marshall, the countryside is calling , come and get away from it all. Shown by appointment.
Gorgeous rolling land with spectacular views! Lot 3 is a 241 Acre parcel which cannot be further divided and is protected by an easement with Virginia Outdoors Foundation. For those wanting additional land, Lot 4 with 154 acres, a 3 bedroom home and farm buildings is listed separately for $1,500,000.00. For this 241 acre parcel, the VOF Easement allows a permanent single family dwelling, a secondary residential dwelling not to exceed 2,500 sq. ft. of living space and non-residential outbuildings, etc. The complete easement can be found in the documents section. T.M.#5-14D is a new Rappahannock County Tax Map number and was part of T.M.#5-14. Rappahannock Co. does not have current assessed values for these new parcels.
What a rare opportunityâ¦a small lot with outstanding views in Rappahannock County! With a gentle slope that rises off of Aileen Road, this 2.7 acre lot occupies a small knoll with commanding mountain views. To the east, the peaks Hickerson Mountain rises majestically while to the north you can see the peaks of Long, Rattlesnake, Little & Big Cobbler, Oventop and Fogg Mountain. The lot is the perfect canvas to take advantage of the picturesque environment. A driveway has already been cut to access the old homestead, circa 1910. The house has well and septic and could, potentially, be rehabbed or you could move slightly up the hillside to have an even better view. Aileen Road is located on the outskirts of Flint Hill. Convenient to Warrenton, Front Royal and Interstate 66 via breathtaking Crest Hill Road. Closer to home, Flint Hill offers dining options and lively country night life at both the Dark Horse Tavern and the Blue Door.Nearby, the Shenandoah National Park offers an amazing array of hikes and trails featuring flora and fauna, waterfalls and canyons. Enjoy Rappahannock Countyâs many fine restaurants, boutique shopping, and award-winning wineries that will allow you and your guests an array of fun country activities every weekend.
