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$1,800,000
4 ba
9528/9530 Sam Snead Highway
Hot Springs, VA 24445
Pending
2 days on market
Property Type
Commercial/Industry
Year Built
1918
Lot Size
—
Garage
—
About This Property
Rock Roadhouse Winery An intimate, family owned, boutique farm winery located in the heart of the Allegheny Mountains, producing high quality, small scale, artisanal wines.
Situated on 6.7 incredible acres with amazing views, between Warm Springs and Hot Springs, in a unique, original Civilian Conservation Corps solid rock structure that has been lovingly
restored to include tasting room, commercial kitchen, gracious accommodations, and outdoor entertaining space overlooking the vineyard. Old Valley High School, where Sam Snead attended, is currently used for storage and qualifies for historic tax credits. This prime location in the Warm Springs Valley offers multiple possibilities including a spectacular site for a dream home with a million dollar view.
Situated on 6.7 incredible acres with amazing views, between Warm Springs and Hot Springs, in a unique, original Civilian Conservation Corps solid rock structure that has been lovingly
restored to include tasting room, commercial kitchen, gracious accommodations, and outdoor entertaining space overlooking the vineyard. Old Valley High School, where Sam Snead attended, is currently used for storage and qualifies for historic tax credits. This prime location in the Warm Springs Valley offers multiple possibilities including a spectacular site for a dream home with a million dollar view.
Property Details
Interior
- Bathrooms
- 4
Exterior & Lot
- Year Built
- 1918
Location
- County
- Bath
- ZIP Code
- 24445
Financial
Utilities
- Sewer
- Public Sewer
Schools
Heating
Heat Pump
Cooling
Heat Pump
Listing Information
- MLS #
- 140130
- Listing Agent
- Larry W. Fresh
- Listing Office
- Fresh Estates & Country Properties, Inc.
- Listed Date
- Jul 8, 2026
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