25453 lee highway

A rare opportunity with multiple possibilities! This unique property offers gently rolling open fields, a small stream, partial fencing, and a collection of barns, sheds, and workshops—perfect for a mini-farm or future development. Two homes are included: #25453 a 3-bedroom, 1,338 sq ft farmhouse (circa 1930) near the barns, and 25539 a 3-bedroom, 1,169 sq ft home (circa 1950) across Lee Hwy from the DMV. Both are being sold as-is, with no repairs by the seller, and could serve as rental income with some TLC. Originally a dairy farm, the property provides two access points on Lee Hwy, with its northeast boundary adjoining the hospital grounds. The land features mostly open, level-to-gently-sloping topography—well suited for road layout and subdivision design. County sewer trunk lines run along Lee Hwy, and the elevation of the property allows for gravity-fed sewer service (subject to approvals). Interstate 81 borders the northern edge, offering direct visibility and marketing advantages for new development. The property holds potential for multiple uses: a retirement village, apartments, or a new residential subdivision, with Exit 19's shopping and commercial district less than a mile away. For larger-scale options, the adjoining 30-acre property is also available, originally part of the same farm. That tract features a custom mid-century modern 4-bedroom home (3,368 sq ft) with 2-car garage and a second 3-bedroom brick home (1,344 sq ft with basement) along Lee Hwy. If a buyer wanted to purchase this 36 acre tract for $1,200,000 & the separately listed #9985911 30 acres with mid-century home for $1,900,000 then together, these parcels create approximately 65 acres with homes, barns, and infrastructure in place—ideal for farming, residential development, or as a private estate. With the hospital next door and prime highway exposure, this combined offering represents a truly unique opportunity in the Abingdon market. Buyer and Buyer's agent should verify all info. as the information is deemed accurate, but not guaranteed. Any future commercial development for residential housing will be subject to VDOT and Washington County approval.