Harpine House Historic charm meets modern versatility at the Harpine House in the Shenandoah Valley. Set on 40 acres among open farmland and vineyards with the Allegheny & Blue Ridge Mountains as a scenic backdrop, this property offers endless possibilities - a country retreat, residence, horse property, hobby farm, or short-term rental. Built in 1881, this 4-bed, 3-bath home is rich with original Italianate architectural details - arched windows, decorative under-eave brackets, and a patterned slate roof. The center staircase has an impressive walnut newel as you enter the two-over-two floor plan with a library and built-ins to one side; and a spacious living room across. The large dining room has a freestanding brick fireplace and connects to the kitchen. Details include tall ceilings, oversized windows, original mantels, moldings, and wide-plank pine floors that enrich this space. A thoughtfully planned rear addition accommodates an expanded kitchen, large pantry, and casual living room with vaulted ceilings and a wall of windows overlooking the Trex deck, saltwater pool, and rolling pasture - perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful countryside. Historic features mix with unexpected details and playful character, making Harpine House a rare find. Located under two hours from Washington, D.C., with quick access to I-81. Explore the Shenandoah Valley’s small towns, hike at nearby parks, visit eight wineries, or play at Bryce Resort—all within 30 minutes. Many possiblities include a main residence, weekend house with AirBnB income potential. Verizon internet.
