The circa 1790s home that sits on this sprawling 683+/- acre property was once the hunting lodge of Chief Justice Marshall, the property's namesake. Located in Buckingham County, the 2,000+ square foot home has 5BR/2 baths and has retained some of its original character, such as hardwood floors, fireplace, windows, and doors. It only awaits a restorative touch. The surrounding yard has a charming white picket fence and dogwoods. Approximately 100 acres are in pasture, with productive hay fields, and the remaining in hardwoods and pine forest. There is immediate access to fresh water as Randolph Creek and Little Creek run through the property. And there are numerous farm buildings, such as a pole barn, horse barn, and tobacco barn. Read more here.
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