Elegant, refreshed and beautifully modern, Oakmont is light heartedly referred to as the house with big shoulders. Custom built in 1988 this spacious brick ranch rests solidly on two shaded acres within the Town of Orange and is definitely move-in ready. With 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a two car garage, theres room for everyone and every thing as storage abounds. The new and tailor-made kitchen features four sunny skylights, stainless steel gourmet appliances and extra deep countertops in honed black granite and lush white quartz. The 11 island is counter height and includes an apron front stainless farmhouse sink, generous storage and integrated power for easy connectivity. There is no lack of high speed internet service at Oakmont; 8 years of working remotely has been seamless. The 14x20 master bedroom includes an en suite bathroom with double sinks, whirlpool bath, step in shower and three walk in closets. Three additional bedrooms, one full bath, a half bath and a laundry room with utility sink are just down the hall. The cozy family room is right off the kitchen; it includes a freshly cleaned wood burning fireplace and made to order industrial farmhouse shelving. On the other side of the kitchen is a formal dining room with walk through access to a 14x35 living/entertainment room that includes built in shelves, bench seating, vaulted ceiling and a premium view of the gardens. The clean lined ceiling fans are new - as are two of the HVAC units and water heater.Seamlessly built into the floor plan is an over 700 sq ft apartment which can be used as an in-law/guest suite, luxurious office space or a separate investment property. Its fully renovated spa-like bathroom is sparkling and enviable. A separate washer and dryer hook up is located in the basement, along with space for an additional fridge or chest freezer for all the parties youll want to host on the sunny rear patio.The Town of Orange feels both rural and centrally located. Less than an hour from the Shenandoah National Park, it's a 90 minute drive to DC, 60 to Fredericksburg or Richmond, and 30 to Charlottesville; connecting Virginia's rich history and natural beauty.