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“Consisting of parcels of land ranging in acreage from 1.16 to 128.15 acres on beautiful sites looking directly into the East Entrance of the Shenandoah National Park. The entire property is well fenced with stone fences, rail fences, and a small portion with woven wire. All of the various parcels are well watered and have good Blue Grass sod, just rolling enough to make it ideal for raising stock. Convenient to the horse show grounds at Culpeper, Warrenton, and many other places in the state where horse shows and racing are held annually.
Real estate is advancing rapidly in value. Hundreds of visitors are taking advantage of the opportunity to share in Virginia’s prosperity by buying property near the Shenandoah National Park. The fact is that prices of farmland and homes in small villages have advanced rapidly.
Shrewd investors, knowing full well that those who are making big profits in real estate have sufficient foresight to buy in the early stages realize that Park View offers a double-barreled opportunity.
As the development proceeds, prices will surely increase in Rappahannock County. A number of developments will take place in this section during the next few years. As soon as construction gets under headway, prices must advance throughout this subdivision. These and many other factors will cause values to double or treble next year. You will never be able to by so cheaply again!”
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