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By LISA CURRIE
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Realtors and real estate insiders say the hoped-for economic turnaround seems to have arrived, or at least their industry shows signs of picking up.
The turn-around neatly coincides with American Home Week, being observed by the Culpeper Board of Realtors, April 21-27.
Offering a bit of the country, a taste of small town Americana and drive from our Nation’s Capital, Rappahannock County real estate offices are joining in the celebration of the American home.
From homes snuggled in 157 acres of rolling woodlands to property with waterfalls and gentle slopes at mountain bases, Rappahannock Realtors offer the best of both worlds.
Isolating just a few of the pieces on the market today: Eileen M. Day’s listing, “Stonehaven,” a stone, three-story home on 157 acres. Roger Batchelder Real Estate One has listed 20 acres at the foot of Red Oak Mountain, complete with waterfalls. Roy Wheeler Realty Company offers a 70-year-old 10-room home finished with fine oak trim and floors. “Sunny Slope” is surrounded by 63 gently rolling acres of pasture land and orchard space.
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