A rare opportunity to own a true piece of Virginia’s history. Set on 70 scenic acres, this exceptional property features two homes, a pond, barn with horse stalls and a block shed - blending historic charm with modern versatility. At the heart of the estate is 3772 Stingy Lane Rd, a historic residence dating to 1800 or earlier. Offering 3, 080 square feet across three floors, the home includes three bedrooms, one large full bath and a half bath on the bottom level. A gracious front sitting porch welcomes you, while a screened back porch provides a peaceful retreat. The english basement maintains the ability to walk out directly and allows natural light. The kitchen is framed by original stone walls and a striking stone fireplace. This space opens to a bright, covered sitting area that connects directly to the driveway and leads naturally toward the barn. Throughout, you’ll find original wide-plank wood floors, hand-crafted woodwork, and a classic standing seam metal roof - details that speak to the home’s enduring craftsmanship and historic character. Just steps away, 3764 Stingy Lane Rd offers additional flexibility with a two-bedroom, one-bath home. Some highlights of this home include the screened in sitting porch and is its large walk-out basement, perfect for storage or a value-add opportunity to fully finish and expand living space. Whether used as a guest house, in-law suite, or income-producing rental, it adds both convenience and potential to the estate. Outdoors, the property shines with a tranquil pond, barn, horses stalls, shed, and expansive fields. The land is ideal for equestrian pursuits, farming, recreation, exploring the ability to build out a commercial venue or simply enjoying wide open space. Just minutes from downtown Blackstone, with easy access to shops, dining, and commuter routes, this estate represents a rare blend of historic legacy, natural beauty, and future opportunity. This is more than real estate- it’s a chance to preserve Virginia history while shaping it for generations to come.
