Ranch/Rambler

Nestled along the banks of Keyser Run in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah National Park you’ll find Riverbend. The gathering of two homes, a historic old church, and a couple of sheds sharing two parcels totaling 2.3 +/- acres with long, lovely frontage along the river. Whether you're listening to the water from the porch, watching the morning mist rise off the mountains, or simply breathing in air that feels like it's been cleaned by the forest, this land has a way of slowing time down. For those who love to get outside, the location is nothing short of exceptional. The Little Devil Stairs trailhead — a beloved hike in Shenandoah National Park — is just 1.4 miles away. From there, start the loop (go counter-clockwise!), or plan a hike the explores more of the Park. Back on the property, the river frontage invites lazy afternoons of wading, fishing, or simply watching the water go by. The two homes offer flexibility for multi-generational living, a guest retreat, or long-term rental income, while the old church adds a layer of history and soul that simply cannot be built from scratch. 326 Keyser Run is a practical rambler with three bedrooms and one bathroom. The cozy living room has wood floors, amazing light and a wood stove. The second dwelling has two full bathrooms and one bedroom. The combo kitchen/living room is a welcoming area for friends and family. The second floor has an open and bright bedroom that looks over the property. The old church is an open room with limitless potential. This space could be transformed into an art studio, yoga space or an office-bring your imagination! Rappahannock County offers endless opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and backcountry adventures. The charming villages of Sperryville and Little Washington are nearby, with farm-to-table restaurants, art galleries, boutique shopping and several wineries & breweries. For more extensive amenities, Culpeper and Warrenton offer a range of big box shops, dining, and services just 20–30 minutes away. And with Washington, D.C. just under two hours to the east, Riverbend is perfectly positioned for those seeking the tranquility of the countryside with easy access to the city. Let Riverbend be your launching point to Rappahannock adventures focused on nature, hiking, relaxing and all that the County has to offer.

Nestled along the banks of Keyser Run in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah National Park you’ll find Riverbend. The gathering of two homes, a historic old church, and a couple of sheds sharing two parcels totaling 2.3 +/- acres with long, lovely frontage along the river. Whether you're listening to the water from the porch, watching the morning mist rise off the mountains, or simply breathing in air that feels like it's been cleaned by the forest, this land has a way of slowing time down. For those who love to get outside, the location is nothing short of exceptional. The Little Devil Stairs trailhead — a beloved hike in Shenandoah National Park — is just 1.4 miles away. From there, start the loop (go counter-clockwise!), or plan a hike the explores more of the Park. Back on the property, the river frontage invites lazy afternoons of wading, fishing, or simply watching the water go by. The two homes offer flexibility for multi-generational living, a guest retreat, or long-term rental income, while the old church adds a layer of history and soul that simply cannot be built from scratch. 326 Keyser Run is a practical rambler with three bedrooms and one bathroom. The cozy living room has wood floors, amazing light and a wood stove. The second dwelling has two full bathrooms and one bedroom. The combo kitchen/living room is a welcoming area for friends and family. The second floor has an open and bright bedroom that looks over the property. The old church is an open room with limitless potential. This space could be transformed into an art studio, yoga space or an office-bring your imagination! Rappahannock County offers endless opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and backcountry adventures. The charming villages of Sperryville and Little Washington are nearby, with farm-to-table restaurants, art galleries, boutique shopping and several wineries & breweries. For more extensive amenities, Culpeper and Warrenton offer a range of big box shops, dining, and services just 20–30 minutes away. And with Washington, D.C. just under two hours to the east, Riverbend is perfectly positioned for those seeking the tranquility of the countryside with easy access to the city. Let Riverbend be your launching point to Rappahannock adventures focused on nature, hiking, relaxing and all that the County has to offer.