This Big Rock, Virginia property spans 110 acres and includes a three-bedroom, one-bath home built in 1965. The main residence, at 750 square feet, “requires a complete renovation,” though its steel roofing and siding offer durability. Despite its condition, the land and peaceful surroundings make it appealing for privacy seekers or a long-term project.
A second building—a 640-square-foot apartment above a detached garage—“needs significant repairs, including foundation work.” Once restored, it could serve as rental housing, guest quarters, or extended-family space, adding versatility to the estate.
The property combines seclusion with convenience. Breaks Interstate Park, the Appalachian School of Law, local shops, schools, and a hospital are all just minutes away, providing “a balance of privacy and convenience” that enhances its appeal.
Practical infrastructure is already in place, including county water, electricity, a septic system, a paved driveway, and ample road frontage. A gas-company-maintained road provides direct access to the ridge, making entry straightforward.
The land features abundant natural beauty. Mature timber, a wet-weather stream, and diverse wildlife—deer, turkey, and even bears—make it ideal for hunting, hiking, or nature enjoyment. Whether envisioned as a private retreat, a fixer-upper with rental potential, or an investment, this Big Rock acreage “combines solitude, natural features, and existing utilities” into a compelling opportunity.
