Marquis Rd, Unionville, VA 22567

A huge field of dreams for you and your critters? Live here and enjoy golden sunsets over the distant the Blue Ridge mtns. Offering ten gorgeous acres, all in grass, no trees to clear away, (wooded lots are appx 7K an acre to clear trees off, then 2 to 3 yrs waiting to graze it)! From this Marquis Rd beauty, walk the dreamy country road to the Unionville Post Office or, drive a mile to convenience stores and gas, at Rts 20 & 522. A few min drive to Spotsylvania, Locust Grove and Fredericksburg, groceries, eatery’s and historic town of Orange. Low, low RE taxes, Orange County is friendly, welcoming and safe. This lovely land is gently rolling, high & dry, no spongey areas, has 2 pond sites. Land has sandy loom soil, where crystal clean good water flows and crops love. Has been certified for conventional septic system, private driveway in well maintained bluestone. Attn builders, the acreage can be subdivided now into two-5A. or three-3.36A lots, now, w/ no encumbrances. Some financing available. Serious inquiries only please. About Orange County & things to do. Southern Living magazine recently featured Orange County, also as a little secret for treasured places in Virginia’s Piedmont to call home. Orange is a great place to grow a family and a business. Live and work at home, open a shop, an organic farm, an inn, host weddings, a summer camp or board kids and animals, do tech work in peace and quiet or retire at ease. Orange has many activities, dedicated skydiving the Rapidan River and the 17,000 acre Lake Anna to fish and boat on. Golf courses abound, horse trails, flower farms, steeplechase races, farm markets, museums and hiking. An easy drive to Big Meadows and Shenandoah. Experience our small town charm, it’s second to none. There are numerous historic inns and sites to see, quaint shops, farm to table restaurants, wineries and breweries to enjoy. Orange and surrounding areas civil war history can keep you busy year round, local towns holiday events are fun for the whole family and delight in all kinds of animals frolicking on vast, blue green fields down every road. Orange is unspoiled by development, has clean air and water, virtually no heavy industry and the county plan intends it to remain this way. The town of Orange is a hamlet of around 5,000, it’s within an easy driving distance of more populated locales like Charlottesville (20 miles), Richmond (60 miles), and . (70 miles), to Washington, D.C.. The Main Street district is a stones throw from U.S. President and Founding Father, James Madison’s Montpelier. Thomas Jefferson’s home, Monticello and its winery is a short drive away. both are open to the public daily and not to be missed.