South Keswick | Troy Virginia
476 South Keswick Drive
A beautifully maintained South Keswick property on 10 acres with a remodeled home, two kitchens, workshop, barn or second garage, two paddocks, pond, and elegant landscaping.
South Keswick Home on 10 Acres
Beautifully Maintained in Fluvanna County
476 South Keswick Drive offers a beautifully maintained and remodeled home on 10 acres in Troy, Virginia. With two paddocks, a tranquil pond, a cascading waterfall, workshop space, and a barn remodeled for equipment, the property combines refined country living with practical versatility.
McLean Faulconer Listing Agent: Bridget Archer | Co-Listed with Pam Dent
Property Story
Exceptionally Maintained South Keswick Home
A tranquil pond and cascading waterfall greet you as you approach the front door. The beautifully landscaped property is partially enclosed with three-board fencing and includes two paddocks.
The setting offers a polished sense of arrival, while the acreage, fencing, workshop, barn, and garage spaces create flexibility for country living, hobbies, equipment, animals, or additional storage.
Getting to Charlottesville or Richmond is a breeze from South Keswick, with convenient access to I-64 and Route 250.
Property Brochure
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476 South Keswick Story & Photos
Pond, Paddocks, Workshop & Country Setting
The property includes a pond, waterfall, two paddocks, three-board fencing, a versatile workshop, and a barn remodeled for equipment — all within the desirable South Keswick setting.
Main Residence Photos
476 South Keswick Drive, Troy, Virginia 22974
The home features a gracious foyer, renovated kitchen, Miele appliances, butler’s pantry, sunroom, living room with wood-burning fireplace, three bedrooms, and a stylish office with built-ins.
About the Main House
Renovated Kitchen, Elegant Storage & Comfortable Living
The home opens to a spacious foyer with a skylight. The primary suite is located to the left, while two additional bedrooms are located to the right. One bedroom has been transformed into a stylish office with built-in features. The renovated kitchen includes top-of-the-line Miele appliances, including a steam oven, electric wall oven, gas cooktop, warming drawer, and dishwasher. The kitchen cabinets and butler’s pantry include under-cabinet LED lighting and outlets. A second kitchen in the attached garage is ideal for hosting outdoor gatherings. The living room features a wood-burning fireplace and flows to the sunroom.
Improvements & Other Information
Property Details
HOA
$1,140/year
Square Footage
1,945 SF
Year Built
1991
Internet
Brightspeed; Firefly available
Electric
CVEC
Propane
Foster Fuels. Used for cooking and heater in sunroom. Usually filled twice yearly at approximately $80 each time. Tank is owned.
Roof
All structures had roofs replaced approximately 3.5 years ago.
Hot Water Heater
Replaced 6 years ago.
Well Pump
Replaced 9 years ago.
Water Pressure Tank
Replaced 5 years ago.
Water Filter
Whole-house water filter.
Kitchen, Garage & Storage Highlights
Kitchen
Completely remodeled kitchen with top-of-the-line Miele appliances, including electric oven, steam oven, warming drawer, and 5-burner gas cooktop.
Butler’s Pantry
Built-in coffee system with cup warmer and beverage/wine cooler.
Garage
Electric lift for putting storage items in attic space. Outside keypad for all garage doors.
Attic
Two large floored, stand-up attic spaces in the house with LED lighting.
Firewood
Seasoned firewood, cut and split, stored covered on racks.
Location
476 South Keswick Drive, Troy, Virginia 22974
Getting to Charlottesville or Richmond is a breeze from South Keswick. Convenient to I-64 and Route 250.
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