Homes for Sale in Shenandoah, VA: 2036 Fleeburg Rd, Page County
By Carolyn Thompson, Broker, CRS, ABR, SRES, SFR, CDPE, MRP, CDS, Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC
A 1954 bungalow on 3.17 acres in the Naked Creek area of Page County
If you are searching for homes for sale in Shenandoah, Virginia, 2036 Fleeburg Rd offers something uncommon: 3.17 acres, a 1954 bungalow, and room to make it your own in Page County, between the Shenandoah River and the Blue Ridge. The home is offered at $325,000 by Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC. To schedule a showing, call the 24-Hour Appointment Desk at 202-630-5070. Open 24 hours.
The places named below are a sampling of the many communities and attractions in and around Page County. Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC serves many more communities.
The home at 2036 Fleeburg Rd
- Address: 2036 Fleeburg Rd, Shenandoah, VA 22849 (Page County)
- Style and year built: Bungalow, 1954
- Bedrooms and baths: 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom
- Living space: 1,848 square feet
- Lot: 3.17 acres in the Naked Creek area
- Comfort: Central air
- Basement: Full, unfinished
- Outdoor space: 280-square-foot deck
- Parking: Detached two-car garage
- Offered at: $325,000
The deck looks out over the open acreage, which gives the home its character. The full unfinished basement is ready for storage, a workshop or future finishing, and the detached two-car garage adds space for vehicles and projects. With 1,848 square feet above the basement, the three bedrooms leave room for guests, a home office or hobbies.
Buyers who want land, space and a mountain-valley setting often ask about wells, septic systems, access and utilities. Ask for the seller's disclosure and have licensed inspectors check the systems. Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC can provide contact information for service providers, and clients are free to use any licensed provider they like.
About Shenandoah and Page County
The Town of Shenandoah sits on the Shenandoah River in Page County, Virginia, with Shenandoah National Park nearby and the county seat of Luray a short drive away. The town is known for its river access, Big Gem Park and a railroad history that includes the only active train station between Roanoke and Hagerstown. Fleeburg Rd is in the Naked Creek area of the county, so river access, parks and mountain trails are all part of the picture.
36 area highlights
In the Town of Shenandoah
- Big Gem Park (736 Fourth St.): a pond, fountain, hiking and biking trails, and fishing.
- Town of Shenandoah Museum (426 First St.): a free museum on the town's history.
- Shenandoah Memorial Ballpark: a community ballpark in town.
- WigWam Village Playground and Tennis: a playground and tennis courts in the Town of Shenandoah.
- Shenandoah River Park and Landing (315 Morrison Rd.): fishing, boating, tubing and canoe rentals.
- Shenandoah River Adventures: a river outfitter listed on the Visit Shenandoah tourism site.
- Shenandoah train station (First St.): the only active station between Roanoke and Hagerstown, beside an active rail yard where visitors can watch trains and shop downtown.
Parks, trails and the river
- Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive (3655 US Highway 211 East, Luray): forests, wildlife, hiking trails and views along Skyline Drive.
- Appalachian Trail access: hiking within Shenandoah National Park.
- Hawksbill Recreation Park (205 Pool Dr., Stanley): swimming, picnic areas and a playground.
- Lake Arrowhead (725 Arrowhead Rd., Luray): a 34-acre lake for fishing, boating and swimming.
- Luray Hawksbill Greenway (Luray): a two-mile walking trail with fishing piers and a swimming hole.
- Inn Lawn Park (103 Zerkel St., Luray): a playground, gazebo and picnic areas.
- Ralph H. Dean Recreation Park (625 Sixth St., Luray): ball fields and a children's playground.
- Ed Good Memorial Park (332 E. Main St., Stanley): a picnic shelter, playground, walking trail and skate park.
- Stanley Ball Park (Stanley): a community ballpark listed by Visit Luray-Page.
- Birdsong Pleasure Garden (Long Fort Rd., Luray): scented gardens, mountain views and strolling paths.
- Garden Maze at Mazeland Park (970 US Highway 211 West, Luray): a one-acre hedge maze with fountains, tunnels and an overlook.
Museums and attractions
- Luray Caverns (970 US Highway 211 West, Luray): large limestone caverns with formations and the Great Stalacpipe Organ.
- Luray Singing Tower (Northcott Dr., Luray): a 47-bell carillon dedicated in 1937.
- Luray Rescue Zoo (1087 US Highway 211 West, Luray): indoor reptile exhibits, outdoor animals and a petting zoo.
- Cooter's Place in the Valley (4768 US Highway 211 West, Luray): a Dukes of Hazzard museum, a store and a restaurant.
- Luray Valley Museum (Luray): a re-created 19th-century farming community with historic buildings.
- Car and Carriage Caravan (Luray): more than 140 cars, carriages and costumes dating to 1725.
- Toy Town Junction (Luray): more than 30 trains and themed miniature areas.
Farms and markets
- Massanutten Country Corner (3546 US Highway 211 West, Luray): a farmers market with local produce, a garden shop and local artisans.
- Heard's Cedar Hill Farm Market (885 Stonewall Jackson Hwy., Bentonville): local meats, produce, plants and artisan goods.
- Willow Grove Market (571 US Highway Business 340, Luray): farm-raised beef, pastured chicken, creamery products and cheese.
- Survivor Farm (632 Lake Arrowhead Rd., Luray): pick-your-own berries, sweet potatoes, asparagus and vegetables in season.
- Wisteria Farm and Vineyard (1126 Marksville Rd., Stanley): a small working farm-winery with sheep and a picnic-friendly setting.
- Fairview Fun Farm (316 Fairview Rd., Luray): a corn maze, pumpkin patch, wagon rides and an animal petting area.
- Valley Star Farm (1104 Springfield Rd., Luray): a corn maze, playland, pumpkins, fall decorations and Christmas trees.
Events
- Page Valley Agricultural and Industrial Fair (15 Fairlane Dr., Luray): the county's annual fair, held in August.
- Racine MultiSports events (Luray): Swim Fest Luray in June, the Luray Triathlon and Duathlon in August, and the Luray Half Marathon and 5K in September.
- West Main Market and Beer Garden (123 W. Main St., Luray): an evening market listed by Visit Luray-Page.
- Page County Heritage Festival (Luray): an annual festival on the area's heritage, listed by Visit Luray-Page.
Hours, dates and seasons vary. Please confirm with each organizer before you visit.
Getting around
US 211 and US 340 are the main routes to Luray and the Town of Shenandoah, and US 211 leads to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive. Please map the drive from 2036 Fleeburg Rd to the places you use most, and drive it at the time of day you would normally travel.
Schools
Page County Public Schools serves the area. School assignment depends on the address, so please verify the zoned schools for 2036 Fleeburg Rd directly with the school division before you rely on them. Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC does not rate schools.
Frequently asked questions
What does the home at 2036 Fleeburg Rd offer?
It is a 1954 bungalow on 3.17 acres with 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 1,848 square feet, central air, a 280-square-foot deck, a full unfinished basement and a detached two-car garage, offered at $325,000.
How do I schedule a showing?
Call the 24-Hour Appointment Desk at 202-630-5070. Open 24 hours.
What is there to do outdoors nearby?
Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive, Lake Arrowhead, the Luray Hawksbill Greenway, Big Gem Park and several local parks are all within the area.
Can I float or fish on the river?
Shenandoah River Park and Landing, at 315 Morrison Rd., lists fishing, boating, tubing and canoe rentals, and Shenandoah River Adventures is listed on the Visit Shenandoah site. Check current conditions and seasons before you go.
How far is Luray?
Luray is the county seat of Page County and home to Luray Caverns, the Luray Singing Tower and downtown shopping. Please map the drive for the route and time of day you expect to travel.
Are there farm markets nearby?
Yes. Massanutten Country Corner, Heard's Cedar Hill Farm Market, Willow Grove Market and Survivor Farm are among the farm markets and farms listed by Visit Luray-Page. Confirm days and hours with each seller.
What should I ask about the acreage?
Ask about boundaries, access, the well and septic systems, and any easements, and have a licensed professional review them.
Are there annual events?
Yes. The Page Valley Agricultural and Industrial Fair is held in August, and the Racine MultiSports events and the Page County Heritage Festival are also listed by Visit Luray-Page. Dates change, so please check with the organizers.
Which schools serve this address?
Page County Public Schools serves the area. Please verify the zoned schools with the school division.
Can you provide references?
Yes. References are available on request.
References and service providers
A list of references is provided on request. Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC can provide contact information for service providers, such as inspectors and well and septic professionals. Clients are free to use any provider they like, and providers should be licensed. We help plan the logistics when clients schedule service providers.
Next steps
View the listing at 2036 Fleeburg Rd, Shenandoah, VA, or call the 24-Hour Appointment Desk at 202-630-5070 to schedule a showing. The places named above are a sampling of the many communities and attractions in and around Page County. Real Estate Search and Sale, LLC serves many more communities.
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