The kitchen
Recently renovated around the original brick chimney, with gas cooking, a farm sink, and a custom wood bar that seats six. The butler's stairs still run up from here.
The Miller House and barn
A renovated 1913 farmhouse and historic bank barn on 2.5 acres in Stanley, Virginia.
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Full baths
- 2
- Square feet
- 2,490
- Acres
- 2.5
- Built
- 1913
- All furniture and contents convey
- Operating today as an Airbnb
- Approved for a special use permit
- About 1.5 hours from Washington, DC
One farm, three ways to own it
The farm was a dairy for most of its life. Today it works as a getaway, a vacation rental, or a place to hold a wedding. Pick the one you came for.
Leave Washington after work. Be on the porch by dark.
The house is about an hour and a half from DC and Dulles, and it comes furnished, so the first weekend can be the weekend after closing.
- Everything staysAll furniture and contents convey with the sale.
- Mountains on every sideThe Blue Ridge and Shenandoah National Park one way, the Massanutten range the other.
- Dark skiesVery little outside lighting nearby. Stars, fireflies, and a fire on the patio.
- Things to doLuray Caverns is about 10 minutes away, with Skyline Drive, hiking, fishing and orchards close by.
It already earns its keep as an Airbnb.
The current owners run the farmhouse as a short-term rental and use it as their own vacation home. A buyer can keep doing exactly that.
- Furnished and set upBeds, linens, kitchen and porch furniture are in place and convey with the sale.
- Room for a groupFour bedrooms and two full baths, plus three porches and a patio with an outdoor fireplace.
- A reason to bookTen minutes from Luray Caverns, close to Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park.
- Ask for the numbersKim Rupp can share the rental history with serious buyers.
The barn is ready for a hundred-year toast.
The listing notes the farm has already been approved for a special use permit. The bank barn is the room: hand-hewn beams, a deck over the valley, and lawn all around.
- Special use permitAlready approved, per the listing. Confirm the scope with Page County before you plan around it.
- The bank barnMetal roof, hand-hewn beams and updated electrical, with a bar already set up inside.
- A deck over the valleyOpens off the barn floor and faces the mountains.
- Guests can stayThe four-bedroom farmhouse sits a short walk across the lawn.
Inside the farmhouse
2,490 square feet over two floors, with main-level laundry and a basement for storage. The renovation kept the parts worth keeping.
Living and dining
Exposed beams, a fireplace, and tall windows on the pasture. A formal dining room sits across the front hall.
Three porches
A stone front porch that faces the mountains, a screened porch off the side, and a sleeping porch upstairs.
Four bedrooms
Original hardwood floors underfoot and original wavy glass in the windows. Two full baths.
Walk the farm
The house, the barn and the outbuildings between them, seen from straight overhead. Pick a marker to look inside.
The farmhouse
Built in 1913 and renovated: four bedrooms, two full baths, original hardwood floors and wavy glass, and a front porch that faces the mountains.
Patio and fire
A deck and gravel patio off the screened porch, with an outdoor fireplace that looks straight out over the pasture.
Workshop
A long weathered-board building beside the house, fitted out as a hangout with a wood stove, bar stools and string lights.
Storage shed
Open bays for equipment on one side and a finished, lit room with a concrete floor on the other.
Ice house
One of the original outbuildings from the dairy-farm years, still standing by the drive.
Chicken house
A small chicken house under the trees between the house and the barn.
Milking barn
The long white milking barn from when this was a working dairy. The stanchions are still in place.
Bank barn and silo
The historic bank barn: metal roof, hand-hewn beams, updated electrical, a deck over the valley, and four horse stalls on the lower level.
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Ten minutes from Luray, ninety from Washington
Stanley sits in the Page Valley, between Shenandoah National Park and the Massanutten range. Farm-to-table restaurants, orchards, hiking and river fishing are all nearby.
- Luray Cavernsabout 10 minutes
- Skyline Drive at US-211past Luray
- Warrentonabout 1 hour
- Dulles Airportabout 1.5 hours
- Washington, DCabout 1.5 hours
Drive times are the listing agent's estimates.
Get directions from your addressWhat it costs a month
A rough figure for a $690,000 purchase. Put in the rate your lender quotes you.
estimated per month
- Down payment
- Loan amount
- Principal and interest
- Property tax
Property tax uses the listing's annual amount of $1,662. Homeowner's insurance and any mortgage insurance are not included.
Common questions
Where is The Miller House?
The Miller House is at 625 Riverbend Rd, Stanley, VA 22851, in Page County in the Page Valley of Virginia. It is about 10 minutes from Luray Caverns, about 1 hour from Warrenton, and about 1.5 hours from Washington, DC and Dulles Airport.
How much is The Miller House?
The Miller House is listed for $690,000. It is Bright MLS listing #VAPA2006790, listed by Kim Rupp of Corcoran McEnearney.
How big are the house and the land?
The farmhouse was built in 1913 and has 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and 2,490 square feet. It sits on 2.5 acres with a historic bank barn and several outbuildings.
Does the furniture come with the house?
Yes. According to the listing, all furniture and contents convey with the sale.
Can The Miller House be used as an Airbnb or vacation rental?
The listing says the home is currently a successful Airbnb and a vacation home for the owners. Buyers should confirm current short-term rental rules with Page County and ask the listing agent about the rental history.
Can the barn be used as a wedding or event venue?
The listing notes that the farm has already been approved for a special use permit and describes the bank barn as suited to family gatherings, weddings and parties. Buyers should confirm the scope of the permit with Page County.
What buildings are on the property?
Besides the farmhouse, there is a historic bank barn with a metal roof, hand-hewn beams, updated electrical, a silo and four horse stalls on the lower level. The listing also names an original ice house, a workshop, a fire pit, a small chicken house, a playhouse, a storage shed and a milking barn from the years the property was a dairy farm.
What original features does the farmhouse still have?
The listing describes exposed beams, original hardwood floors, original wavy glass windows, a butler's staircase off the kitchen, a formal dining room, a sleeping porch upstairs and a screened side porch. The eat-in kitchen was recently renovated with gas cooking, a farm sink and a custom wood bar beside the original chimney.
How do I schedule a showing?
Call or text the listing agent, Kim Rupp of Corcoran McEnearney, at 540-656-8728. Showings are by appointment.
Come sit on the porch.
Showings are by appointment with the listing agent. Call or text Kim Rupp to pick a time.
Kim Rupp, Corcoran McEnearney. Office 540-687-6321.
625 Riverbend Rd, Stanley, VA 22851. Bright MLS #VAPA2006790.
Listed by Kim Rupp of Corcoran McEnearney. Photos and listing details courtesy of Bright MLS. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed; buyers should verify square footage, acreage, permit status, taxes and rental history independently.
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