Hidden Valley Farm graces 158 acres of Virginia’s most beautiful countryside. The farm is nestled amid the rolling fields, open pastures and protected hillsides providing beautiful unobstructed views of the Hidden Valley. From various elevated vantage points, one can enjoy a panoramic view of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the precipice of Old Rag Mountain.

The original farmhouse, which dates back to the 1860’s, has been meticulously renovated and expanded in 1991 to its current 5,600 square feet under the supervision of noted local architect Julian Kulski. The approach down the tree lined drive to the residence is both bucolic and dramatic giving one the sense of rural sophistication. Entering the circular drive provides you with the first glimpse of the size and magnificent proportions of this stately residence.

The home is traditional in its floor plan with high ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, spacious sized rooms for either small intimate gatherings or formal entertainment. Off of the inviting front foyer is a den with built-in bookcases and access to the lower level. The most dramatic room in the home is the impressive great room with two-story, beamed ceilings,

The original section of the home provides a charming dining room with fireplace and a first floor bedroom with full bath and fireplace. A gracious staircase leads to the upper level with three additional bedrooms, two fireplaces, three full baths, office and family room. The master bedroom has lovely built-in dressers in the two separate walk-in closets and lovely views overlooking the pond and hillside beyond. Expansive porches run the length of the original section plus an additional balcony off of the second story family room.

The property has numerous outbuildings including four charming, period barn structures which form a picturesque hamlet along the drive. A small cottage with loft and several other small buildings dot the landscape which can be utilized as garden sheds and firewood storage. The outstanding acreage embraces fenced pastures, woodlands, naturalized plantings, perennials, two ponds and some of the most breathtaking views that Virginia has to offer. The land lends itself to the raising of livestock, a vineyard, horses or just enjoy nature’s beauty.

Within a few miles of the Shenandoah National Park, the property’s location is ideally situated to take advantage of the areas abundant rivers for canoeing and kayaking. Extensive hiking of the park’s facilities including the Appalachian Trail, Old Rag Mountain and White Water Canyon are just a few examples of the diverse outdoor activities. The farm is a perfect venue for horseback riding not only on your own land but the surrounding trails.

The home is efficiently heated and cooled by a sophisticated geothermal system. Additionally, the home is serviced by a private well and septic.

The offering of Hidden Valley Farm is a rare opportunity, affording gracious country living in breathtaking surroundings.