21560 Alvarado Rd, Abingdon, VA 24211

Property Description

A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of Southwest Virginia's most extraordinary recreational, agricultural, hospitality, and development properties. The renowned Virginia Creeper Trail and the scenic South Fork Holston River converge along this 45.31 acre mountain retreat , creating an exceptional setting of rolling farmland, wooded hillsides, panoramic mountain vistas, and nearly unmatched recreational amenities. Ideally located between historic downtown Abingdon and Damascus—"The Friendliest Town on the Appalachian Trail"—the property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, existing improvements, income potential, and future development opportunities. The Virginia Creeper Trail transects the property, bringing hundreds of thousands of cyclists, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts through the area each year, while extensive frontage on the South Fork Holston River provides access to kayaking, tubing, fly fishing, and peaceful riverside recreation. Rolling hay fields offer breathtaking views toward Whitetop Mountain and Mount Rogers, while wooded areas provide privacy, wildlife habitat, and additional recreational opportunities. Jefferson National Forest, Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, Grayson Highlands State Park, South Holston Lake, and countless other outdoor destinations are just minutes away. The current owners have made extensive improvements that create exceptional flexibility for a wide variety of commercial or private uses. The tastefully remodeled doublewide has been successfully operated as a vacation rental, while the historic farmhouse has been structurally improved and completely gutted, providing an outstanding opportunity to create a residence, trail-side caf, outfitter's shop, gallery, brewery, event venue, or other destination business. One of the barns has hosted weddings and special events, and additional improvements include a professional greenhouse plus water and electricity extended to the upper barn area. Ample space