574 Jiggady Rd, New Market, VA 22844

Historic Charm by the Shenandoah River - The Jacob Swartz House Welcome to 574 Jiggady Road, New Market, VA - a timeless piece of pre-Civil War history nestled on 3.4+ acres with over 400 feet of Shenandoah River frontage. Known as The Jacob Swartz House, this property offers not just one, but three distinct dwellings steeped in rustic charm and modern comfort. Main Farmhouse: Step into history with a beautifully updated farmhouse featuring an updated laundry and kitchen. The main level includes a cozy living room, bedroom, and bathroom. Upstairs boasts a spacious primary bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a charming sitting room, and a bonus room. Totaling 1348 square feet of living space, perfect for gracious living and entertaining. Cobbler's Cottage: This quaint cottage offers 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, ideal for guests or extended family. Enjoy lazy afternoons on the screened porch overlooking the serene surroundings. A full kitchen and comfortable living room complete the picture of country living at its best. Garage with Living Space Above: Need more space? The detached 2-car garage features finished living space above. Complete with a kitchenette and full bathroom, it's a perfect retreat for visitors or a private studio. A professional pool table is included, promising endless hours of entertainment. Property Highlights: Situated on a bluff overlooking the Shenandoah River, offering breathtaking views and unparalleled tranquility. Sold as-is and fully furnished, including all furniture and decor. The Cobbler's Cottage operates as a full-time, old-fashioned bed and breakfast - a true retreat experience, not just another Airbnb. This property blends historic character with modern amenities seamlessly, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of New Market's heritage. Whether you're looking for a private residence, a charming bed and breakfast, or a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, 574 Jiggady Road awaits your vision. Schedule your private tour today and step into a world where history meets comfort by the Shenandoah River. Google Jacob Swartz House for more historical information.