Fine ProPerties
www.caar.com/FineProperties n volume 15 issue 4
290 NONESUCH LANE
Buffalo Springs Farm, c.1773
R A P H I N E , V A
Situated at the confl uence of free-fl owing streams and blessed with numerous
springs, Buffalo Springs Farm has offered a welcome resting place for residents
and wildlife alike tracing back to the buffalo and Native Americans who freely
traveled the Shenandoah centuries ago. The solid brick McFadden House overlooks
Otts creek from a knoll, which enjoys unobstructed views of the surrounding
countryside. The keeping room enjoys a massive stone fi replace. The living room
and hall display beaded paneling and buttermilk paint. The new kitchen, bath,
and sunroom are masterfully joined to the 1841 addition to create a thoroughly
pleasant atmosphere of comfort and security. In sum there are four bedrooms,
two and one-half baths, and six fi replaces. Appurtenant structures include an
authentic hand-hewn log cabin; a gardener’s cabin; a bank barn; a garage with
workshop; a tractor barn; the corncrib; and the original stone springhouse. The
gardens are masterfully composed of theme garden rooms for herbs, a four-square
Colonial heritage vegetable garden with raised beds, a contemporary vegetable
garden, and an array of stone steps and walls graced with a multitude of fl owering
shrubs and perennials. Conservation and Historic Easements serve to protect and
preserve the integrity of the farm for future generations. 154 acres. $2,700,000
Contact Dick Glenn
E-mail:
gllandco@gmail.com Work Phone: (540) 348-2000 Home Phone: (540) 348-5656
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