Rappahannock County, VA homes for sale & real estate

Rappahannock County, VA Homes for Sale

AUCTION! This 18.9+/- acre parcel is Zoned A (Agriculture District). In addition to all agricultural, recreational and timbering uses, the property may, by right, allow for one single family dwelling. See numerous uses and accessory uses listed in the Rappahannock County Code including approved accessory structures (barns, garage, guest house, etc). Rappahannock County has scenic beauty, many notable venues and wealth of activities. It is often mentioned as a “best weekend getaway”. Sperryville is noted in many publications for its charm and fine dining and only 10 minutes from the property. Warrenton is 20 miles away and Front Royal is only 14 miles. Seller is licensed VA real

Rappahannock County, VA Homes for Sale

Stone Chimney Farm: Discover the charm and potential of this beautiful 27-acre property nestled near the Shenandoah National Park. Once home to an old homestead, the original stone chimney still stands as a reminder of the land’s rich history and timeless character. The property offers an ideal mix of open, fenced pasture—perfect for livestock—and wooded, mountainous terrain that’s excellent for hunting or exploring nature. A strong, rushing stream crosses the land, adding both beauty and a reliable water feature. With excellent road frontage and multiple potential building sites, this is a wonderful place to create your dream home or weekend retreat. Enjoy the peace

Rappahannock County, VA Homes for Sale

EXQUISITE best describes this gem of a building site overlooking the Rush River to the mountains. A full 2.88 carats (let's say acres) packed with interesting facets, from the old "colonial road" on one boundary to the trail down to the relaxing Rush River bottom on the other, all adjoining an organic regenerative micro farm. A bit of limb pruning or clearing will open pretty views to the mountains from the building site above the mountain river.

Rappahannock County, VA Homes for Sale

Harris Hollow Hideaway sits along a quiet country road in the hills of Rappahannock County, just two and a half miles from the historic village of Washington, Virginia. This 9.8-acre parcel is already primed for your vision, with a roughed-in driveway, electricity on site, and a three-bedroom septic permit in place—ready for you to create your ideal escape. The driveway meanders through a small meadow at roughly 720 feet in elevation before climbing the slope to the proposed home site, set midway up the property at around 980 feet. Here, you’ll find seasonal views of Jenkins Mountain’s ridgeline to the southwest—views that could easily be opened for year-round enjoym