For more information, contact Marolyne Nabors 276-952-1870
Historic Blue Ridge Mill on Big Creek - - - - $295,000
Click Here to See the Old Photos PRICE REDUCED
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Wow! If you've been wanting something rustic on great creek frontage, this might be it -- on steroids. It's 4,500 square feet of artisan craftsmanship on 700 feet of Dodd Creek.
The all wood exterior has been treated with sealant and the metal roof recoated. The entire building has all new electrical wiring and plumbing. Each floor can function as a separate apartment with beamed ceilings, full kitchen, bath, bedroom, bonus room, washer/dryer and individual hot water heater and thermostat on each floor.
The first floor was used as a gallery and a cafe in the past. Currently, it's used as a gallery. You could live on one floor and rent the others, have a great studio, share with extended family, or anything you want.
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The 1.67 +/- acres lies along 700 feet of Dodd Creek. It's 20-30 feet wide, rocky, noisy, and fishy. Much of the land lays well with the creek, very walkable and accented with historic stone walls, paths, blueberries, blackberries, towering walnut trees, herbs and wildflowers. Quiet paved road frontage. Just 2 1/2 miles from the center of Floyd, Virginia, and about 8 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Come on up to the Blue Ridge and take a good look at this one!
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Cantilevered decks overlooking the creek bring the sound of rushing water right to you.
Basic Information: MLS# 97822 and 96394 Built around 1900 Has been fully rented for about $1,400 per month Taxes: $162 Floyd County, Virginia Heat: Separate for each floor. Propane and electric baseboard. Large woodstove on 1st and 2nd floors. Hot water: electric, one per floor. Private well and septic.
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This deck built atop the stone mill wheel support is one of many great viewing and listening spots.
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Water, water, water. |
The first floor deck |
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One of many great creek side spots. |
A view from 3rd floor balcony. |
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Third floor kitchen ... |
.... dining area with original beams. |
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Third floor living room. |
Bedroom overlooking the creek. |
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Study or bedroom. |
Some of the original mill machinery, still there. |
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Signs of long occupation by Floyd artisans |
Here's a great doorway. |
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Wonderfully preserved building. |
Second floor kitchen in "57 Chevy" aqua. |
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Mosaic work around a wood stove flue. |
Solid copper bathtub. |
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First floor gallery and oddity shop. |
More shop space -- or a bedroom. |
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A bedroom with wood flooring. |
First floor kitchen opening onto the deck. |
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Across the creek -- all stonework and woods. |
Old stone millrace. |
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Wildflowers along a walk to the creek. |
Open space to play by the water. |
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A stone wall and tall trees. |
The side yard with a deck atop stonework |
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<-- Click on plat for a printable PDF copy |
Days Gone By...
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Unfortunately the mill wheel is hidden by .... what's that? A carport?
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The dam is gone, but the stonework on both sides of the creek is still there.
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For more information, contact Marolyne Nabors 276-952-1870
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