Rappahannock County Public Schools Real Estate

Rappahannock County Public Schools Real Estate

Welcome to Rappahannock County, Virginia, where the charm of the countryside meets the commitment to quality education through Rappahannock County Public Schools. Nestled in the picturesque foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this school district is dedicated to fostering a nurturing and engaging learning environment for students from kindergarten through high school.

Rappahannock County Public Schools is known for its small class sizes, which allow for personalized attention and support for each student. With a focus on academic excellence, the district offers a robust curriculum that includes advanced placement courses, innovative technology integration, and a variety of extracurricular activities that encourage students to explore their passions. The dedicated faculty and staff are not only educators but also mentors, guiding students to reach their full potential both academically and personally.

The district prides itself on a strong sense of community involvement, with parents and local organizations actively participating in school events and initiatives. This collaborative spirit helps to create a safe and welcoming atmosphere that fosters lifelong learning and growth.

In addition to its academic offerings, Rappahannock County Public Schools emphasizes the importance of character education, ensuring that students develop not only intellectually but also socially and emotionally. With a commitment to preparing students for success in a rapidly changing world, the district equips them with the skills needed to thrive in both college and career.

Choosing to live in Rappahannock County means investing in a bright future for your family, where education is valued and community is cherished. Discover the perfect home in this idyllic region and become part of a community that prioritizes quality education and lifelong learning.

Newest Listings in Rappahannock County Public Schools

558 Gay St, Washington
$1,450,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths
One of the most charming houses in the charming town of Washington,  VA is the Dudley house.   Built in 1890 as one of two ‘sister’ houses in town, the Dudley house has retained all of its period charm while undergoing a top-to-bottom renovation in 2024. The recent renovation preserved the house's historic details both inside and out.  Centuries old boxwoods line the edge of the property and create intimate garden rooms.   Expansive lawns and meadows with weaving paths frame distant mountain views and create a private setting that makes it very easy to forget that you're in the middle of a small town. RESIDENCE The four bedroom, three bath home was completely renovated in 2024 with period details intact and modern luxury finishes added where it counts in the kitchens and baths.  Two brand new zoned high efficiency heat pumps and all new electric wiring and plumbing, together with refinished floors and new paint and plaster work have created a seamless melding of history and modern conveniences in the interior.  Refinished original clapboard siding, a new standing seam metal roof, and new Marvin windows means that the outside is equally updated to the latest standards.    Comfortable flow for family living or just weekend visits, this house is completely turn-key and awaiting your personal touches. GROUNDS The Dudley House sits on a generous ¾-acre lot, which affords a large, tree-bordered lawn with mountain views.  The garden is professionally landscaped using local native plants and stonework.  A boxwood “grotto” and fanciful wrought iron gazebo are focal points. OTHER Telecom:  Internet and TV options are available via comcast cable or satellite with Starlink.  Cell service is available with T-Mobile and AT&T.  Limited service is also available from Verizon. Location:  The Dudley House is located on Gay Street in the town of Washington, VA.  The property is 25 miles from Rt. 66 (Marshall exit 27) or 20 miles (Ft. Royal exit).  Approximately 87 miles from Washington, DC.  Travel time to downtown DC is 1 Hour 30 minutes (in low traffic situations).  Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes to Dulles International Airport.  1 hour 10 minutes to Charlottesville.  20 minutes to Warrenton, 15 minutes to Front Royal. Amenities: “Little” Washington, the county seat of Rappahannock County is the home of The Inn at Little Washington, Foster-Harris House, Ballards, Patty O's, and galleries and theater.  Nearby Flint Hill has two restaurants, Blue Door Kitchen, and The Dark Horse Pub.  Just a few miles away is Sperryville, home to three breweries, a nine hole golf course, more galleries and shops, and The Three Blacksmiths restaurant. Rappahannock County is a close-knit rural community with excellent theater, concerts, art galleries, wineries, restaurants, and the Shenandoah National Park.

558 Gay St, Washington

Listing courtesy of Washington Fine Properties, LLC. Contact:

207 Grand View Rd, Washington
$698,500
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths
Rush River Retreat: a masterful blend of organic architecture and serene natural beauty tucked away on seven private acres in the heart of Rappahannock County. The three-bedroom plus den, 3.5 bath custom residence was crafted to exist in harmony with its surroundings, offering a lifestyle defined by the soothing sounds of the Rush River and the vibrant colors of nature. The home’s design prioritizes both form and function, centered around effortless main-level living. The expansive kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring granite countertops, a spacious pantry, and a sun-drenched breakfast nook perfect for slow mornings. In the living room, a magnificent stone fireplace with a custom cherry mantle anchors the space, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere for crisp Virginia evenings. Multiple decks and a screen porch off the main level invite you to savor nature. The primary suite is a true sanctuary, complete with a custom window seat for quiet reflection and a modern walk-in shower. The lower level extends the living space significantly, offering a secondary primary suite, an additional bedroom, plus a study/den, a third full bath and a family room, currently configured as a gym. As an added "green" bonus, the home features solar panels (3.42kw, owned) to help minimize electric bills. Outside, the connection to nature is immediate. A private pathway winds through the woods down to the river’s edge, offering a secluded spot for reflection or simply listening to the water rush over the stones. While the setting feels worlds away, the sophisticated charms of "Little Washington" are just moments away. Spend afternoons browsing local galleries or enjoying world-class dining at The Inn at Little Washington and Patty O’s Cafe. For the outdoor enthusiast, the proximity to Shenandoah National Park provides endless opportunities for hiking and exploration. Rush River Retreat is that rare find: a sophisticated architectural escape that keeps you perfectly connected to both the modern world and the timeless landscape of the Virginia countryside. Note: Size is estimated at 2,865 sq. ft. per professional third-party measurements and should not be used for property valuation.

207 Grand View Rd, Washington

Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:

558 Gay St, Washington
$2,550,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths
One of the most charming houses in the charming town of Washington,  VA is the Dudley house.   Built in 1890 as one of two ‘sister’ houses in town, the Dudley house has retained all of its period charm while undergoing a top-to-bottom renovation in 2024. The recent renovation preserved the house's historic details both inside and out.  Centuries old boxwoods line the edge of the property and create intimate garden rooms.   Expansive lawns and meadows with weaving paths frame distant mountain views and create a private setting that makes it very easy to forget that you're in the middle of a small town. The entire property is over nine acres of lovely woodlands, meadows, a pond, and lawns that is currently divided into 4 buildable tax parcels, plus the house on a 3/4 acre lot.   One can keep the entire property as a private retreat or easily sell off the individual lots without compromising the privacy of the house on its lot.  The list price includes a road bond escrow account of $105,000 to cover the cost of road building to access the empty lots. The house lot is also being offered separately from the additional acreage at a price of $1,450,000. RESIDENCE The four bedroom, three bath home was completely renovated in 2024 with period details intact and modern luxury finishes added where it counts in the kitchens and baths.  Two brand new zoned high efficiency heat pumps and all new electric wiring and plumbing, together with refinished floors and new paint and plaster work have created a seamless melding of history and modern conveniences in the interior.  Refinished original clapboard siding, a new standing seam metal roof, and new Marvin windows means that the outside is equally updated to the latest standards.    Comfortable flow for family living or just weekend visits, this house is completely turn-key and awaiting your personal touches. GROUNDS The Dudley House sits on a generous ¾-acre lot, which affords a large, tree-bordered lawn with mountain views.  The garden is professionally landscaped using local native plants and stonework.  A boxwood “grotto” and fanciful wrought iron gazebo are focal points. The remaining eight acres are subdivided into four buildable two-acre lots, including an (unbuilt) access road right-of-way.  This additional acreage affords the homeowner considerable flexibility in either selling lots individually or retaining some (or all) for a larger estate parcel. Each lot has forested borders that create a series of secluded meadows.  Two lots have small barn/sheds that can be used for storage. OTHER Telecom:  Internet and TV options are available via comcast cable or satellite with Starlink.  Cell service is available with T-Mobile and AT&T.  Limited service is also available from Verizon. Location:  The Dudley House is located on Gay Street in the town of Washington, VA.  The property is 25 miles from Rt. 66 (Marshall exit 27) or 20 miles (Ft. Royal exit).  Approximately 87 miles from Washington, DC.  Travel time to downtown DC is 1 Hour 30 minutes (in low traffic situations).  Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes to Dulles International Airport.  1 hour 10 minutes to Charlottesville.  20 minutes to Warrenton, 15 minutes to Front Royal. Amenities: “Little” Washington, the county seat of Rappahannock County is the home of The Inn at Little Washington, Foster-Harris House, Ballards, Patty O's, and galleries and theater.  Nearby Flint Hill has two restaurants, Blue Door Kitchen, and The Dark Horse Pub.  Just a few miles away is Sperryville, home to three breweries, a nine hole golf course, more galleries and shops, and The Three Blacksmiths restaurant. Rappahannock County is a close-knit rural community with excellent theater, concerts, art galleries, wineries, restaurants, and the Shenandoah National Park.

558 Gay St, Washington

Listing courtesy of Washington Fine Properties, LLC. Contact:

12720 Lee Hwy, Washington
$635,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths
Charming Restored 1920s Farmhouse in the Heart of Rappahannock County with No HOA. Nestled on over 4 picturesque acres, this beautifully restored 1920s farmhouse offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort. The main level features a spacious farmhouse kitchen, a gallery-style living and dining room, and a sunny breakfast room filled with natural light. Upstairs, you’ll find two inviting bedrooms and a newly renovated full bathroom. The terrace level includes a third bedroom, another full bathroom with shower, laundry facilities, a cozy family room, and a four-season sunroom or home office that opens onto a large slate patio that is perfect for relaxing or entertaining. High-speed internet is available and the home is work-from-home ready, ideal for today’s lifestyle. Enjoy stunning views of Old Rag Mountain from the upper level. Located just minutes from the prestigious Town of Washington, VA, home to the world-renowned 3-Star Michelin Inn at Little Washington, this home is also in the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains, with Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive just beyond the charming town of Sperryville. Conveniently located just off Route 211, with an easy 1.5-hour drive to and from Washington, D.C. Recent Updates Include: • Windows (2018) • HVAC (2013) • Water Softener (2022) • Plumbing (2022) • Washer/Dryer (2022) Whether you're looking for a peaceful weekend retreat or a full-time rural lifestyle, this home is a rare gem. Located in the Commercial Overlay District. Schedule your showing today! Owner is a licensed real estate agent.

12720 Lee Hwy, Washington

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty. Contact:

Tiger Valley Road, Washington
$235,000
GEM of 2.86 carats (or acres) overlooking the Rush River to the mountains, 1/2 mile from Washington, VA. Multiple facets include an elevated building site, an abandoned "colonial road", stone wall on one boundary, path down to enjoy your frontage on the river, views of mountains and a great location.

Tiger Valley Road, Washington

Listing courtesy of Kohler Realtors, LLC. Contact:

3760 Sperryville Pike, Sperryville
$499,500
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths
Well-maintained brick rambler in Sperryville offering generous one-level living and expansive views across neighboring farmland to the mountains beyond. The main level includes approximately 1,750 square feet with all three bedrooms and the primary living spaces located on grade, making the home especially practical for buyers looking for first-floor living. Hardwood floors run through much of the interior, and the home has been carefully maintained over the years.<br><br> The finished lower level adds approximately 1,400 square feet of flexible space, including a large recreation area, kitchenette and bar, full bath, utility room, and two additional storage rooms. The lower level provides plenty of room for guests, hobbies, entertaining, or additional everyday living space.<br><br> Outside, the property sits on 0.75 acres with a paved driveway and two-car carport. Its location along Sperryville Pike offers convenient access to town while the front of the home opens to a broad rural view of fields and distant mountain ridges.

3760 Sperryville Pike, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Cheri Woodard Realty. Contact:

Tbd 0 Lee Hwy 66.8ac Taxid38-91, Sperryville
$1,700,000
An opportunity awaits to own 67 acres near the village of Sperryville, where privacy and scenic beauty meet convenient access to the heart of town. Within walking distance to Sperryville’s vibrant center, the property is close to local shops, cafés, restaurants, breweries, a distillery, and a golf course, while also providing the breathing room that comes with 67 acres of your own. The property features a mix of open pasture and natural landscape, with substantial frontage along Lee Highway (Route 211). Sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and nearby Shenandoah National Park define the scenery, with Old Rag Mountain and Mary’s Rock prominent in the viewshed. The expansive setting lends itself to a variety of uses and visions: whether you are looking to create a private country retreat, establish a small farm, or build a custom residence surrounded by nature and mountain views, these 67 acres offer a beautiful backdrop for your next chapter. The property is also conveniently situated near local wineries, restaurants, and numerous hiking trails and trailheads throughout the region. With its peaceful setting, remarkable views, generous acreage, and proximity to Sperryville’s amenities, this property offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the best of Rappahannock County. Schedule your tour today.

Tbd 0 Lee Hwy 66.8ac Taxid38-91, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty/Lee Beaver & Assoc.. Contact:

Tax ID Tax Id 19-15, Washington
$3,150,000
315 Acres atop Jenkins Mountain — A Conserved Mountain Legacy “We abuse the land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect." -Aldo Leopold Spanning 315 acres across the top of Jenkins Mountain in Rappahannock County, this parcel presents the rare opportunity to become the steward of an entire mountaintop—an extraordinary property defined by privacy, conservation, and some of the most expansive seasonal views in the county. The land was once divided into six separate parcels envisioned for development along the mountain. Rather than see the ridge line developed piece by piece, the current owner acquired all six parcels, brought them back together as one property, and placed the land under a Virginia Outdoors Foundation conservation easement. The result is something increasingly difficult to find: hundreds of contiguous acres encompassing the summit and ridges of a Blue Ridge mountain, protected for generations to come. An established private road climbs the mountain and provides access to both ridges—significant infrastructure with an estimated installation cost approaching $200,000. Although this is a mountaintop property, the ridgeline offers a surprising amount of level, usable land. Please refer to the topographic maps included in the photo section for additional detail. At the top, the property opens to remarkable seasonal 360-degree mountain and valley views. The western panorama is particularly exceptional: approximately 180 degrees, stretching from south to north, looks toward Shenandoah National Park and across an immense landscape of protected land. Much of the surrounding landscape is protected, helping preserve the natural character and expansive views that make this part of Rappahannock County so special. Although permanently protected by conservation easement, the property retains the ability to become an exceptional private mountain retreat. The easement permits the construction of a cabin or residence and does not impose a limitation on the square footage of the primary home. Numerous accessory structures are also permitted, subject to the terms of the easement and applicable governmental approvals. Additional documentation concerning the Virginia Outdoors Foundation conservation easement, permitted improvements, and restrictions is available upon request. Located in Gid Brown Hollow near Quièvremont Vineyard, the property offers remarkable seclusion without sacrificing proximity to the area’s most desirable destinations. Washington, Virginia—home to the renowned Inn at Little Washington—and the village of Sperryville are both just a few miles away. Shenandoah National Park is equally close, placing some of the region’s most spectacular hiking and protected wilderness practically at your doorstep. For the next owner, the appeal is as much about what has already been protected as what can still be created: the ridgelines, forests, views, solitude, and extraordinary experience of owning approximately 315 contiguous acres across the top of a mountain. It is an opportunity for someone who values conservation, privacy, and stewardship to carry forward the legacy of preserving Jenkins Mountain as a unified landscape while creating a home or retreat within it. 315 acres. One mountaintop. A landscape protected for generations.

Tax ID Tax Id 19-15, Washington

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty/Lee Beaver & Assoc.. Contact:

15 La Lune Ln, Sperryville
$1,150,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths
This is a custom built, private, quality log home on 32 acres with long frontage on the Hughes River in Rappahannock Co with season views of Old Rag Mt. There’s a mix of open and wooded land with a large level yard. The 3 BR, 4 BA home has hardwood floor throughout and includes a two car garage with covered parking and a rough-in half bath. Owner related to listing agent As you arrive you will pass a small grove of fruit trees including apples, peaches, asian pears, cherry and a grape arbor to arrive at perfectly sited log home. Enter the house from the large wrap around deck into the large great room with a two story, free standing wood burning stone fireplace that has a gas insert. The stones are all from Rappahannock Co and are real rocks, not a veneer. The great room is open and airy with a balcony on the second floor and an open spiral stair. There’s a pony wall to the dining room which is open to the fully updated kitchen. The kitchen has a large stone island with the Wolf gas 6 burner cook top and room for several bar stools. Overlook the back deck and very private hot tub(as is) gazebo from the farmhouse sink, not that you’ll spend much time at the sink with a dishwasher. The refrigerator is supported by a wine fridge and there are two wall ovens making large meal preparation easier. The back door to the deck, gazebo and yard included a washer and drier, just around the corner from the primary suite, yet with easy access to the yard if you feel like hanging things in the sunshine. The house has a large primary suite on the main floor with a lovely french doors to the deck that add so much light. The primary bath has a jetted soaking tub, private shower/toilet space, and closet access. A second full bath with a claw tub is just around the corner from the primary. On the upper level are two guest rooms with full, on-suite bathrooms that have showers. The mechanical room is in the basement. All utilities are below ground and they also run to the garage. The 1000 gallon propane tank is underground and runs the 4 zone heat, hot water, cooking and fireplace. It’s clear from the almost full height crawl space the quality of the construction and the attention to detail that was given to the home. The property is 32 acres, with over 500 feet frontage on the Hughes River and a boundary stream on the other side. It is half open with mature trees and a paths to from the house to the River. Included is an old (1940’s or 50’s possibly) house that has no plumbing but is ready for updating to become a second home, an office, workshop or whatever you want which can also include doing nothing. It’s rare to have a home that embraces all the season. With the trees, fall is a wonderful mosaic of color. The winter brings Old Rag views are unparalleled. Spring is a riot of blooms while summer is a glory of green. The large deck makes it easy to appreciate each season and also gives a space for each time of day.

15 La Lune Ln, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of United Real Estate Horizon. Contact:

16 Main St, Sperryville
$549,000
16 Main Street, Sperryville offers that increasingly hard-to-find combination of location, flexibility, income, and simplicity—right in the heart of one of Rappahannock County’s most recognizable villages. The property sits firmly in a flexible zoning district allowing for a number of by-right uses including Short Term Rentals, hospitality, dining, retail, offices, and more.<br><br> The building is presently configured as two residential units. The main-level apartment is a spacious one-bedroom with two full baths, kitchen and flexible living/work space, while the upper level offers a separate two-bedroom apartment with kitchen and full bath. Importantly, the first floor was designed with flexibility in mind and can potentially be divided into two independent spaces—a commercial office with full bath and a separate efficiency apartment with kitchen and full bath—creating the possibility of a three-unit mixed-use configuration.<br><br> Much of the heavy lifting has already been done. The building underwent an extensive renovation around 2001, including updated electrical and plumbing systems, and the two central HVAC systems were replaced in approximately 2018 and 2021. Private well, town sewer, durable metal roofing, straightforward grounds and an established rental history help make this an unusually manageable investment.<br><br> And then there’s the address. Main Street properties don’t get manufactured. In a village like Sperryville—where restaurants, galleries, shops, breweries and the entrance to Shenandoah National Park continue to draw both locals and visitors—owning a piece of the commercial core offers something acreage alone cannot: position.<br><br> In a market where rental housing is notoriously scarce and multifamily properties are exceptionally difficult to find, existing multi-unit buildings carry a built-in scarcity value. County zoning generally requires a special exception where multifamily is permitted at all—making properties like this far easier to own than to create. 16 Main Street is currently fully leased with extremely low / no vacancy.<br><br> Offered at $549,000, 16 Main Street is an opportunity to acquire a fully occupied, low-maintenance income property today, with enough flexibility to adapt to whatever Sperryville becomes tomorrow. Listing Agent retains financial interest in property.

16 Main St, Sperryville

Listing courtesy of Cheri Woodard Realty. Contact:

267 Aaron Mountain Rd, Castleton
$619,900
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths
A rare find in Rappahannock County! This updated brick home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, an upper-level loft, and a finished basement with a personality all its own - AND Starlink High-Speed currently in place with Fiber Internet just months away from being available! The main level blends a traditional floor plan with an open, comfortable feel. The bright eat-in kitchen features high ceilings, custom paneled walls, upgraded countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The adjoining den is full of warmth and character with exposed brick, a wood stove, and beautiful LVP flooring. The spacious primary suite includes a large bath and walk-in closet, while both bathrooms feature tiled floors and custom vanities. And then there’s the basement! Designed with its very own Honky Tonk Bar and media area, this fun and memorable space is made for entertaining, game days, gathering with friends, or simply enjoying a night in. It’s the kind of space that gives this home a personality you won’t find just anywhere. Outside, the partially fenced 2-acre lot offers room for a hobby farm, gardens, pets, or simply enjoying a little extra space without the upkeep of extensive acreage. Pastoral views, beautiful nighttime skies, inviting outdoor spaces, and peaceful country living make this a truly special place to call home.

267 Aaron Mountain Rd, Castleton

Listing courtesy of Ross Real Estate. Contact:

Aaronmountain Rd, Castleton
$335,000
Beautiful, quality land, centrally located in Rappahannock County. This is a rare lot at 4.75 acres in hay. The small pond is spring fed with trees surrounding it with some trees on the fringes. There are mountain views from all parts of this rolling lot so you can pick your building site without fear. The old log and frame barn on the edge of the property is very cool but the real value is in the logs. Lots of this size with these views are seldomly found on paved, easy access state roads and then add open land and a pond, it must be seen as photos just do not do it justice.

Aaronmountain Rd, Castleton

Listing courtesy of United Real Estate Horizon. Contact:

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