7039 Silk Road , Jeffersonton, VA 22724(Culpeper County)

Welcoming perspective buyers to Saturday’s open house, where melting snow and sunny skies create the perfect setting to see the property in person. Construction is completed and ready to show. Perched on a serene Virginia hilltop, this nearly completed farmhouse offers 10 acres of unparalleled privacy and breathtaking vistas. Oversized front and back covered porches create dramatic outdoor living space. The interior features a striking two-story great room with top of the line kitchen appliances about to be installed and designer finishes including a waterfall island. A first floor primary bedroom suite includes an oversized rain shower, sitting room and walk-in closet. There are 4 additional bedrooms on the second level and a central entertaining area with spectacular views. It overlooks the great room below, enhancing the home’s sense of connectivity. The sprawling walk-out lower level is a spacious, multifunctional retreat designed for endless possibilities. It’s already roughed in for a 6th bedroom and bathroom and can be negotiated to be completed and customized according to your vision. The impressive 3 car garage boasts soaring ceilings, providing ample space for built-ins and customization, making it as functional as it is stylish. The builder is offering a 1 year home warranty and will allow for a 9 month punch out. The farmhouse is expected to be finished by Thanksgiving, delivering remarkable value that truly makes it an outstanding opportunity. Jeffersonton is located in Virginia’s thriving restaurant and winery territory and just 15 minutes from the conveniences of Warrenton. You’re also within 15 minutes from three star Michelin rated, Inn at Little Washington, Patty O’s Cafe and Bakery, Blue Door Kitchen and Glen Gordon Manor. Directions from 211: Turn on Route 229/Rixeyville Road to Little Fork Church Road to Oak Shade Road to left on Scottsville Road to left on Rhodes Lane which turns into Silk Road. 7039 Silk is the first farmhouse on the right on its own hilltop.