At the base of Peak Mountain, discover a restoration beauty and oasis of modern convenience on nearly 24 acres of dazzling Shenandoah views. Part of a land grant by King George II in 1728, this little slice of Piedmont awaits with nature trails, stocked pond, two-stall barn, and rolling hills. Locust Hill built, in-part, in 1810 reveals itself from behind stunning mature oak trees and fieldstone retaining walls. Beyond the original threshold, let the original Heart of Pine floors lead you through the home where youll admire beautifully crafted millwork on restored plaster walls. Updates of convenience and luxury harmonize with living spaces of exposed beams and windows wrapped in crafted trim. The light-filled modern kitchen is the chic heart of the home. Here alabaster walls and cream colored cabinetry accompany travertine countertops, enviable appliances, and charming brick restorations. Welcome guests back from a day exploring Hunt and Wine Country with savory treats and joyful conversation. In cooler months, 6 working fireplaces of original architectural sophistication will soothe with warmth and sounds of crackling firewood. When you need to refresh, the thoughtful and handsome bathrooms offer luxury and care. Though with enough historical note and land for a bed and breakfast or vineyard, you may simply want to enjoy the quiet of your property. Misty morning strolls to visit your horses, tending to your dream garden, or fishing the fully stocked pond will inspire the days adventures. This estate of time gone by, near the village of Flint Hill, close to the famous The Inn At Little Washington, is a spectacular escape for any lover of historic beauty and natural wonder! COMCAST XFINITY INTERNET/TV FOR HOME INTERTAINMENT AND REMOTE WORK