77 WINDY RIDGE LANE

Radiating timeless contemporary farmhouse elegance and nestled on nearly 30 stunning acres, 77 Windy Ridge Lane is the ultimate estate retreat - an absolute must-see! Custom-built with upgrades upon upgrades by its owners through the years, the residence here includes three bedrooms, three baths and dynamic spaces on three levels. Let’s check out this acreage, shall we? Known as Fox Hill Farm, this was a historic former Civil War encampment site and, today, wildlife roams and lush hardwoods thrive. Come fall time, the foliage is stunning – approximately 20 of the acres are wooded and 10 are an open pasture. Adding to the charm, there’s a creek bordering part of the property and there are cleared trails for horse riding, walking and/or ATV adventures. Other highlights include an archery course setup, gravel driveway (tons of parking plus an 8-car area!) and two outbuildings. One of the outbuildings was a four-stall barn (one stall is ready and the others may easily be converted); and the other is a 20x20 metal building on a concrete slab, which is great for bonus parking or turn into another livestock area. Rounding out the outdoor space are a spacious concrete patio with pops of trees surrounding it and a separate 9x9-foot patio. And, we can’t forget, the new 100x100-foot horse paddock that was just completed – wow! Construction-wise and focusing in on the principal residence, the roof was updated last year, and the front porch roof was just repainted. The home is perched perfectly on the lot (one of the highest points in Stafford County!) and faces south, making for sweeping sunrise and sunset views. The home itself is a wicker beige, and the doors are a dark black/blue-ish hue. Heading inside and on the main level, the 12-inch, soft pine hardwood floors captivate. The walls and trim have been recently repainted. Noticeable highlights include the gleaming hardwood staircase; library/living room that segues to the dining room; family room with wood burning fireplace (outside, note the chimney with a Civil War cannonball molded into it!); laundry room with covered porch exit; and the awesome kitchen. The kitchen includes porcelain floors, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a wine/drink cooler and pecan cabinets. Off the kitchen is a full bath with a floor-to-ceiling tiled shower, porcelain floors and square pedestal sink – it was updated last year! Upstairs are three bedrooms and two full baths. The primary suite has soaring vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, wood-burning fireplace and new cream-colored carpeting. The primary bath includes the same flooring as the kitchen, chocolate-colored cabinetry, glass-enclosed shower and a double sink. The second full bath upstairs includes subway tile flooring and a tub/shower combo – both baths upstairs have been updated in the last five years! From the home, the heart of Downtown Fredericksburg is less than 15 minutes west. Dahlgren and the US-301 Harry Nice Bridge are less than 30 minutes east. Multiple VRE stations (Leeland Road and Fredericksburg) as well as I-95 exits (Route 3, Route 17 and Massaponax) are within a 20-minute drive! Your oasis with stunning surrounds in Stafford County is waiting!

Radiating timeless contemporary farmhouse elegance and nestled on nearly 30 stunning acres, 77 Windy Ridge Lane is the ultimate estate retreat - an absolute must-see! Custom-built with upgrades upon upgrades by its owners through the years, the residence here includes three bedrooms, three baths and dynamic spaces on three levels. Let’s check out this acreage, shall we? Known as Fox Hill Farm, this was a historic former Civil War encampment site and, today, wildlife roams and lush hardwoods thrive. Come fall time, the foliage is stunning – approximately 20 of the acres are wooded and 10 are an open pasture. Adding to the charm, there’s a creek bordering part of the property and there are cleared trails for horse riding, walking and/or ATV adventures. Other highlights include an archery course setup, gravel driveway (tons of parking plus an 8-car area!) and two outbuildings. One of the outbuildings was a four-stall barn (one stall is ready and the others may easily be converted); and the other is a 20x20 metal building on a concrete slab, which is great for bonus parking or turn into another livestock area. Rounding out the outdoor space are a spacious concrete patio with pops of trees surrounding it and a separate 9x9-foot patio. And, we can’t forget, the new 100x100-foot horse paddock that was just completed – wow! Construction-wise and focusing in on the principal residence, the roof was updated last year, and the front porch roof was just repainted. The home is perched perfectly on the lot (one of the highest points in Stafford County!) and faces south, making for sweeping sunrise and sunset views. The home itself is a wicker beige, and the doors are a dark black/blue-ish hue. Heading inside and on the main level, the 12-inch, soft pine hardwood floors captivate. The walls and trim have been recently repainted. Noticeable highlights include the gleaming hardwood staircase; library/living room that segues to the dining room; family room with wood burning fireplace (outside, note the chimney with a Civil War cannonball molded into it!); laundry room with covered porch exit; and the awesome kitchen. The kitchen includes porcelain floors, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a wine/drink cooler and pecan cabinets. Off the kitchen is a full bath with a floor-to-ceiling tiled shower, porcelain floors and square pedestal sink – it was updated last year! Upstairs are three bedrooms and two full baths. The primary suite has soaring vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, wood-burning fireplace and new cream-colored carpeting. The primary bath includes the same flooring as the kitchen, chocolate-colored cabinetry, glass-enclosed shower and a double sink. The second full bath upstairs includes subway tile flooring and a tub/shower combo – both baths upstairs have been updated in the last five years! From the home, the heart of Downtown Fredericksburg is less than 15 minutes west. Dahlgren and the US-301 Harry Nice Bridge are less than 30 minutes east. Multiple VRE stations (Leeland Road and Fredericksburg) as well as I-95 exits (Route 3, Route 17 and Massaponax) are within a 20-minute drive! Your oasis with stunning surrounds in Stafford County is waiting!