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Original stable timbers, oak plank floors and a brick-floored foyer give this Old Farms home a story you can see and feel. Set beneath mature trees on 1.05 beautifully landscaped acres, this five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath Luray residence offers more than 3,000 square feet of distinctive living space, mountain views and room to make it your own. Built in 1975 around the farm’s original stable, the home preserves exposed timber beams, substantial support posts and original brick walkways that now form the interior foyer flooring. These enduring details bring warmth and character to a home with inviting gathering spaces, a brick fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen and a main-level bedroom. The upper level’s separate entrance from the garage adds flexibility and privacy, with potential for an in-law suite or separate guest accommodations. An oversized two-car garage, attached carport and heated craft room provide generous space for vehicles, hobbies and year-round projects. Outside, the welcoming veranda and koi pond offer a peaceful place for morning coffee or an unhurried afternoon among the established gardens and mature trees. Located on a private road with no HOA, this memorable Shenandoah Valley home combines its agricultural heritage with versatile spaces for everyday living.

Original stable timbers, oak plank floors and a brick-floored foyer give this Old Farms home a story you can see and feel. Set beneath mature trees on 1.05 beautifully landscaped acres, this five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath Luray residence offers more than 3,000 square feet of distinctive living space, mountain views and room to make it your own. Built in 1975 around the farm’s original stable, the home preserves exposed timber beams, substantial support posts and original brick walkways that now form the interior foyer flooring. These enduring details bring warmth and character to a home with inviting gathering spaces, a brick fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen and a main-level bedroom. The upper level’s separate entrance from the garage adds flexibility and privacy, with potential for an in-law suite or separate guest accommodations. An oversized two-car garage, attached carport and heated craft room provide generous space for vehicles, hobbies and year-round projects. Outside, the welcoming veranda and koi pond offer a peaceful place for morning coffee or an unhurried afternoon among the established gardens and mature trees. Located on a private road with no HOA, this memorable Shenandoah Valley home combines its agricultural heritage with versatile spaces for everyday living.