Located on 50 RURAL ACRES along FLAT CREEK and Nestled Among the Shade of Century-Old Trees, abounds Simple, yet Elegant SELMA. Built by Prominent Dr. Philip T. Southall and featured in Amelia/Civil War History Books, it is truly a Wonder of Colonial Architecture, Rich History, and Southern Hospitality. The Antebellum Federal-Style Home, Circa 1830, was built with Bricks made on the Property, and has a Fascinating History and Rare Features: Kitchen w/ Fireplace, Dining Room w/ Custom Farm Table, 4 BDRMS/3 Baths, Screen Porch, Walk-Out Basement, Original Alluring CHIMNEY PIECES, 2 STAIRCASES, and DOORS (Newer Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC. ) Adding to the Strength and Magnificence of SELMA, are the Massive 1.5-STORY Multi-Use BARN (2 Half Baths, Kitchen) with ATTACHED PAVILION, PONDS, VERY PRIVATE Wildlife-Abundant Cropland/Forest ACREAGE, and Road Frontage! This Virginia Refuge is where Historic Grace meets Modern Amenities. .. Continue as a Fine Home/Farm/Venue, or as a B & B, Corporate Retreat, Relaxing Getaway, or Possibly an Agricultural/Equestrian Facility! Between Rt. 360 & 60; Minutes to booming Town of Farmville, yet convenient to Richmond and Interstates. PLAT/INFO Available!
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Last updated by owner on Apr 1, 2021.
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Agricultural
This District is intended to preserve and enhance the character and resources of the rural portions of the County where agriculture and forest use predominate, but which may also contain some or limited non-farm uses, particularly dwellings in an attractive rural environment.