Are you handy and searching for your next project to give your special touch? Look no further than this 1913 farmhouse in the northern section of Page County with endless potential. The outside has been primed for success with a brand-new septic system, power installed, a freshly painted metal roof, and a completely restored foundation by a professional mason. The current owner has spent countless hours preparing this property for you to add your finishing touches. The detached guest cottage, with its original exposed wooden beams, adds to the charm of this property. There is no HOA and short-term rentals are allowed! Additional improvements include restored chimneys, a new gravel parking area, a fire pit, and several outbuildings for all your hobbies. This property is easily accessible off a public road near U.S. Highway 340 and is close to numerous restaurants, stores, a brewery, wineries, Luray Caverns, the Shenandoah River, and the Shenandoah National Park. Mature trees and a freshly graded yard make this property the perfect place for a farm stay, short-term rental, or your very own homesteading retreat in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley.