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111 S. JEFFERSON STREET FANCY HILL WEST STONE HOUSE
Rebirth of a Historic Gem!
Beautiful rolling land with interest- Graciously restored 1797 plantation home
The core of one of Lexington’s earliest re- ing contours of hayfi elds and lovely large now on 9 acres at Lexington town’s edge along
maining frame houses meticulously restored hardwoods. Views of the Blue Ridge, Short Woods Creek and private golf course. Center
with proper replacement additions of the
Hill and House Mountain. Creek. Ideal for hall, living and dining rooms, four bedrooms,
highest quality. Complete one fl oor living
horses and/or cattle. Minutes from Lexing- 3 baths, seven fi replaces and informal family
and porches with 3 additional upstairs bed-
ton, neighbor of Rockbridge Hunt and large areas. First offering outside Zachariah John-
rooms. Gorgeously established grounds. Also
equestrian facility. Protective Covenants ston’s descendants. On National Register of
restored is a marvelous dependency fi t for a
studio, workshop, offi ces, etc... $1,175,000.
drafted. Can be subdivided. $805,000. Call Historic Places. $1,500,000. Call Otis Mead
Call Otis Mead. MLS: 123123
Lucy Turner. MLS: 123346 or Robin Eddy. MLS: 120888
TOWN HOME JUMP MOUNTAIN 108 LEE AVENUE
EXTRAORDINAIRE
Almost 40 acres of pasture and hay land
In the heart of the historic district of Lexington is a
Beautifully proportioned garden home at
well maintained, fi nely decorated 1883 high Victo-
on the slope of Jump Mountain. Totally
rian Gothic home. There are 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms,
fashionable Sixty West, Lexington, com-
pristine and private with road frontage 3 baths. Decorative features are found throughout;
plete one level living plus balcony and
on Walkers Creek Road and Jump Moun-
such as an oriel window extending from the 2nd
terrace levels if needed. Most convenient
fl oor bedroom, pine paneled wainscoting, 2 four-
tain Road. Absolutely stunning views of
to Washington & Lee University, V.M.I.,
window bay extensions, 2 coal burning fi replaces
restaurants, quaint shops, libraries, mu-
beautiful farm land. Expired construction and a high gabled roof. Only minutes to walk to
restaurants, theater, Washington and Lee Univer-
seums, theater and concerts. $475,000.
Perk, Recent Survey. $359,900. Call
sity, library and shopping. $530,000. Ask for Lucy
Call Otis Mead. MLS: 122095
Lucy Turner. MLS: 121960 & 50773
Turner. MLS: 108964
www.meadproperties.com
21 North Main Street • Lexington, Virginia • (540) 463-7168
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