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$295,000

Some properties have a view. This one is all about The View. Perched high atop the mountains, this chalet commands one of the most breathtaking Blue Ridge panoramas the region has to offer. A true standout increasingly difficult to find in todays market. Ready for its next owner’s vision, this property offers the opportunity to renovate, restore, and reimagine the home to fully realize its potential, whether as a personal mountain retreat, weekend escape, or investment. Designed to embrace the outdoors, this one-bedroom, loft, two-bath chalet on a large lot features upper and lower decks and a wall of windows that capture mountain views from two levels. Hardwood floors and thoughtful touches reflect the craftsmanship of an artisan woodworker. The Great Room, with vaulted ceiling and abundant natural light, flows to the kitchen and main-level bedroom. A beautifully renovated full bathroom with travertine flooring completes the main level. Above, a spacious loft provides a flexible area for relaxing, working, or additional sleeping space. The full walk-out lower level includes a second full bathroom, utility space, and additional area ready to be transformed into future living space. Blue Mountain, established in the late 1950s as a vacation retreat for Washington, D.C.-area residents, is now mix of weekend retreats and year-round homes. Residents enjoy access to Blue Mountain Lodge, a scenic clifftop gathering and event venue, as well as Deer Lake, reserved exclusively for residents and featuring a sandy beach and floating dock. Nature and stewardship remain central to the community, from native trillium blooms to the preservation of forest health and wildlife habitat. Bring your vision and plans to this special property, a rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a mountain home in a truly remarkable setting. Being offered As-Is. Accessibly located 70 miles west of Washington, D.C., just 10 miles off I-66. Nearby outdoor adventure includes the Shenandoah River, G. Richard Thompson Wildlife Management Area, and Shenandoah National Park. Enjoy local restaurants like The Apple House, breweries, and wineries, including Capstone Vineyards and Crimson Lane Vineyards.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Some properties have a view. This one is all about The View. Perched high atop the mountains, this chalet commands one of the most breathtaking Blue Ridge panoramas the region has to offer. A true standout increasingly difficult to find in todays market. Ready for its next owner’s vision, this property offers the opportunity to renovate, restore, and reimagine the home to fully realize its potential, whether as a personal mountain retreat, weekend escape, or investment. Designed to embrace the outdoors, this one-bedroom, loft, two-bath chalet on a large lot features upper and lower decks and a wall of windows that capture mountain views from two levels. Hardwood floors and thoughtful touches reflect the craftsmanship of an artisan woodworker. The Great Room, with vaulted ceiling and abundant natural light, flows to the kitchen and main-level bedroom. A beautifully renovated full bathroom with travertine flooring completes the main level. Above, a spacious loft provides a flexible area for relaxing, working, or additional sleeping space. The full walk-out lower level includes a second full bathroom, utility space, and additional area ready to be transformed into future living space. Blue Mountain, established in the late 1950s as a vacation retreat for Washington, D.C.-area residents, is now mix of weekend retreats and year-round homes. Residents enjoy access to Blue Mountain Lodge, a scenic clifftop gathering and event venue, as well as Deer Lake, reserved exclusively for residents and featuring a sandy beach and floating dock. Nature and stewardship remain central to the community, from native trillium blooms to the preservation of forest health and wildlife habitat. Bring your vision and plans to this special property, a rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a mountain home in a truly remarkable setting. Being offered As-Is. Accessibly located 70 miles west of Washington, D.C., just 10 miles off I-66. Nearby outdoor adventure includes the Shenandoah River, G. Richard Thompson Wildlife Management Area, and Shenandoah National Park. Enjoy local restaurants like The Apple House, breweries, and wineries, including Capstone Vineyards and Crimson Lane Vineyards.

4607 Blue Mountain Rd, Linden

Listing courtesy of TTR Sotheby's International Realty. Contact: (703) 714-9030

$1,500,000

Some homes sit on the landscape. This one was designed to frame it. Nestled on 10 private acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this architecturally significant retreat by Wouter Boer was designed around a singular idea: every space should connect to the landscape. From the moment you enter, your eye is drawn outward. Floor-to-ceiling walls of glass frame sweeping views of the Shenandoah Valley, creating a constant dialogue between architecture and nature. Whether you're preparing dinner in the kitchen, enjoying your morning coffee in bed, relaxing beside the fire, or unwinding in the spa-inspired bath, the view remains ever-present. Sunrise, changing seasons, wildlife, and mountain vistas become part of everyday life. Completed in 2025 and thoughtfully positioned among the trees, the home was intentionally elevated above the natural terrain to immerse its occupants in the surrounding landscape while maintaining privacy and comfort. Designed by Wouter Boer Architects, the residence showcases a striking combination of steel, glass, and corrugated exterior cladding inspired by contemporary New Zealand architecture. The dramatic cantilevered roof, expansive Pella windows, and custom steel elements create a home that feels both bold and remarkably restrained. Inside, the open-concept floor plan unfolds as a series of thoughtfully curated spaces where the view remains the focal point. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, offering abundant storage, clean modern lines, and seamless connection to the living and dining areas. Custom architectural wall paneling extends throughout the main living spaces and into the primary suite, creating warmth and continuity while reinforcing the home's design-forward aesthetic. Natural light pours through oversized windows and strategically placed skylights, shifting throughout the day and transforming the interior with the changing seasons. A Nectre N65 wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space, creating a cozy gathering place during cooler months while maintaining the home's clean architectural character. The spa-inspired bathrooms offer heated floors and a sense of quiet retreat, highlighted by a BainUltra BeONE soaking tub inspired by the restorative qualities of Japanese bathing traditions. Every detail was selected with intention, balancing modern design, comfort, and connection to nature. Beyond the home itself, the property offers a lifestyle that feels increasingly rare. Direct access to the Appalachian Trail awaits at the base of the private road, while Shenandoah National Park, local wineries, scenic drives, and endless outdoor recreation are just moments away. Historic stone walls, a root cellar, and remnants of an early chimney scattered throughout the surrounding landscape offer subtle reminders of the area's rich history. Wildlife is a daily companion here. Deer wander through the property in the early morning hours. Turkeys and songbirds move through the trees. At night, the stars emerge in remarkable clarity, uninterrupted by city lights. Despite the sense of seclusion, the property is located just 60 miles from Washington, D.C., making it an effortless weekend retreat or full-time residence for those seeking a deeper connection to the outdoors without sacrificing accessibility. More than a home, 4791 Observatory Lane is a study in thoughtful design—an architectural retreat where the Shenandoah Valley becomes part of every room, every season, and every day.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Some homes sit on the landscape. This one was designed to frame it. Nestled on 10 private acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this architecturally significant retreat by Wouter Boer was designed around a singular idea: every space should connect to the landscape. From the moment you enter, your eye is drawn outward. Floor-to-ceiling walls of glass frame sweeping views of the Shenandoah Valley, creating a constant dialogue between architecture and nature. Whether you're preparing dinner in the kitchen, enjoying your morning coffee in bed, relaxing beside the fire, or unwinding in the spa-inspired bath, the view remains ever-present. Sunrise, changing seasons, wildlife, and mountain vistas become part of everyday life. Completed in 2025 and thoughtfully positioned among the trees, the home was intentionally elevated above the natural terrain to immerse its occupants in the surrounding landscape while maintaining privacy and comfort. Designed by Wouter Boer Architects, the residence showcases a striking combination of steel, glass, and corrugated exterior cladding inspired by contemporary New Zealand architecture. The dramatic cantilevered roof, expansive Pella windows, and custom steel elements create a home that feels both bold and remarkably restrained. Inside, the open-concept floor plan unfolds as a series of thoughtfully curated spaces where the view remains the focal point. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, offering abundant storage, clean modern lines, and seamless connection to the living and dining areas. Custom architectural wall paneling extends throughout the main living spaces and into the primary suite, creating warmth and continuity while reinforcing the home's design-forward aesthetic. Natural light pours through oversized windows and strategically placed skylights, shifting throughout the day and transforming the interior with the changing seasons. A Nectre N65 wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space, creating a cozy gathering place during cooler months while maintaining the home's clean architectural character. The spa-inspired bathrooms offer heated floors and a sense of quiet retreat, highlighted by a BainUltra BeONE soaking tub inspired by the restorative qualities of Japanese bathing traditions. Every detail was selected with intention, balancing modern design, comfort, and connection to nature. Beyond the home itself, the property offers a lifestyle that feels increasingly rare. Direct access to the Appalachian Trail awaits at the base of the private road, while Shenandoah National Park, local wineries, scenic drives, and endless outdoor recreation are just moments away. Historic stone walls, a root cellar, and remnants of an early chimney scattered throughout the surrounding landscape offer subtle reminders of the area's rich history. Wildlife is a daily companion here. Deer wander through the property in the early morning hours. Turkeys and songbirds move through the trees. At night, the stars emerge in remarkable clarity, uninterrupted by city lights. Despite the sense of seclusion, the property is located just 60 miles from Washington, D.C., making it an effortless weekend retreat or full-time residence for those seeking a deeper connection to the outdoors without sacrificing accessibility. More than a home, 4791 Observatory Lane is a study in thoughtful design—an architectural retreat where the Shenandoah Valley becomes part of every room, every season, and every day.

4791 Observatory, Linden

Listing courtesy of Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty. Contact:

$275,000

Welcome to this 2-bedroom, 1-bath home nestled on nearly half an acre in Linden. The inviting living room features a cozy fireplace, while the eat-in kitchen offers a comfortable space for everyday dining. Enjoy the peaceful setting from the front deck, and take advantage of the fully fenced backyard that backs to mature trees for added privacy. All kitchen appliances convey, making this home move-in ready. This home has already seen many of the major improvements completed, making it an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking to add the finishing cosmetic touches. Recent updates include a brand-new roof (2025), new hot water heater, new washer and dryer, new septic piping from the home to the septic tank, new mini-split heating and cooling systems, an upgraded electrical panel, and porch repairs that are complete and ready for you! $10,000 seller credit toward repairs. Septic pumped, cleaned and serviced on 7/24/26.

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths

Welcome to this 2-bedroom, 1-bath home nestled on nearly half an acre in Linden. The inviting living room features a cozy fireplace, while the eat-in kitchen offers a comfortable space for everyday dining. Enjoy the peaceful setting from the front deck, and take advantage of the fully fenced backyard that backs to mature trees for added privacy. All kitchen appliances convey, making this home move-in ready. This home has already seen many of the major improvements completed, making it an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking to add the finishing cosmetic touches. Recent updates include a brand-new roof (2025), new hot water heater, new washer and dryer, new septic piping from the home to the septic tank, new mini-split heating and cooling systems, an upgraded electrical panel, and porch repairs that are complete and ready for you! $10,000 seller credit toward repairs. Septic pumped, cleaned and serviced on 7/24/26.

1001 Bifrost Way, Linden

Listing courtesy of Samson Properties. Contact: (540) 348-4911

$475,000

Turnkey Mountain Cabin | Getaway Home or Income Property | Selling Fully Furnished with Adjacent Half-Acre Lot Rare opportunity — fully permitted cabin near Shenandoah National Park with an active Conditional Use Permit and proven Top 10% Airbnb track record. Use as a personal getaway home, active STR, or both — sells completely furnished. Features west-facing sunset views, large outdoor deck, private hot tub, heated bathroom floors, wood stove, game field for cornhole, high-speed internet, cell phone reception, and paved driveway. Windows, siding, and HVAC installed in 2023. Unfinished basement for additional storage. Sale includes neighboring half-acre lot (Lot 23C 2 2 78) — buildable or natural buffer.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Turnkey Mountain Cabin | Getaway Home or Income Property | Selling Fully Furnished with Adjacent Half-Acre Lot Rare opportunity — fully permitted cabin near Shenandoah National Park with an active Conditional Use Permit and proven Top 10% Airbnb track record. Use as a personal getaway home, active STR, or both — sells completely furnished. Features west-facing sunset views, large outdoor deck, private hot tub, heated bathroom floors, wood stove, game field for cornhole, high-speed internet, cell phone reception, and paved driveway. Windows, siding, and HVAC installed in 2023. Unfinished basement for additional storage. Sale includes neighboring half-acre lot (Lot 23C 2 2 78) — buildable or natural buffer.

1614 High Top Rd, Linden

Listing courtesy of BEYCOME BROKERAGE REALTY LLC. Contact: