luxury houses for sale Shenandoah County, United States

Set against sweeping Blue Ridge Mountain views, this 5-acre retreat offers the opportunity to live a more intentional, inspired lifestyle — whether as a spacious 5-bedroom, 3.5 bath family home, a thriving homestead with income-producing Airbnb, or peaceful weekend retreat for creatives and nature lovers alike. Whatever the vision, it can be realized here. Built in 2004, the home welcomes morning light and ends each day against mountains illuminated by twilight. Inside, the details are deliberate and well-crafted, creating a balance of warmth, openness, and everyday functionality. Enter into the Great Room, where a soaring pine-finished vaulted ceiling and dramatic wall of windows create a warm, light-filled gathering space. The dining area flows into the well-appointed kitchen, featuring granite countertops, premium locally-made cabinetry, a large island with seating, coffee bar, oversized pantry, and adjacent laundry room. The spacious main-level primary suite is privately positioned to capture sunrise views and features an updated ensuite bath, enormous walk-in closet, and additional second closet. Upstairs are 3 generously sized bedrooms and a full bath. Multiple walk-in closets, oversized windows that frame valley views and fill the rooms with natural light, and a charming reading nook overlooking the living room below all enhance this level. The lower level continues the home’s remarkable flexibility, offering a fully separate living space with 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, and kitchenette. Currently operating as a successful 5-star rated Airbnb, this area could serve as multigenerational living or an au pair suite. High-speed fiber optic connectivity also supports a homeschool space, or office, complete with its own exterior entrance. At the rear of the lower level is a large pottery studio featuring new wide-plank neutral LVP flooring. Ideal for artistic pursuits, it could easily transition into a yoga studio, gym, office, or additional flex space. A large unfinished storage area completes this level. Outside, every seed, plant, and tree has been planted with long-term stewardship in mind, designed to nourish, sustain, and grow more beautiful with time. The 4,200-square-foot fenced garden follows permaculture principles that mimic nature and support regenerative practices. Curved planting beds naturally slow and absorb rainfall into the soil. Wander the mulched pathways to harvest fresh vegetables, fruits, culinary herbs, medicinal plants, and perennial flowers, all cultivated without pesticides since 2022. Beyond the garden lies an orchard planted, while a winding path leads to a tucked-away clearing ideal for a tent, yurt, or quiet evening beneath the stars. Located just 7 miles from historic Strasburg and 90 minutes from Washington DC, the property offers both retreat and accessibility. Enjoy easy access to hiking in Shenandoah National Park, the Shenandoah River, local wineries, farm markets, and the charm of the Shenandoah Valley lifestyle.

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.