294 Mcdonalds Farm Rd
Linden, VA 22642
4 beds · 3 baths · 2,080 sqft
$400,000
Get prequalified294 Mcdonalds Farm Rd
Linden, VA 22642
4 beds · 3 baths · 2,080 sqft
$400,000
Get prequalifiedYear-Round Mountain Views & Exceptional Outdoor Living! Welcome to this beautifully maintained home nestled on a large, spacious lot in the heart of Linden—just 10 minutes from I-66 and close to local wineries and Shenandoah Valley adventures. Inside, the open floor plan showcases soaring vaulted ceilings, rich laminate flooring, and a cozy gas fireplace, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, classic oak cabinetry, ceramic tile floors, and direct access to the expansive rear porch—perfect for indoor-outdoor flow. Upstairs, the sun-filled primary features, ceiling fan, and a stunning en-suite bath with modern upgrades. Another upper-level suite offers its own private porch access, while two additional bedrooms also enjoy ceiling fans and ample space. Downstairs suite features dual closets (including a walk-in) the spacious family room boasts new flooring, a propane heater, and a separate guest suite with private jetted bath—ideal for multigenerational living or guests. Updates include: fresh paint throughout (2025), new kitchen appliances (2023), new dishwasher (2025), new patio (2021) and new bedroom flooring (2023)! Conveniently located 10 minutes from I-66, this home offers easy access to nearby wineries, Shenandoah Valley attractions, scenic hiking trails, and multiple outdoor amenities - including three lakes, river access, a boat ramp, playgrounds, a baseball field, and a community center, all with stunning views of the river winding through the valley. Whether you're enjoying morning coffee on the covered front porch or hosting gatherings on the oversized 25x54 concrete patio and expansive covered back porch, this home offers year-round serenity and versatility in a gorgeous mountain setting. A must-see gem!
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