Henry A. Freshour settled this land and built the historic timber frame home at the front of the property in 1910 which has lasted decades through to today. His descendants also erected a carriage house, pole barn used for tobacco drying, and a main barn used for animals, hay storage and dairy production. The farm is now on 60 acres and has been home to his daughter, her family, the Ponders, and now us - only four different owners since its construction. Various crops have grown here including tobacco, winesap apple and plum trees. Wild blackberries and persimmons can be found in different areas in addition to passion fruit, walnut, cherry, pear and more. A spring-fed pond with surrounding trees urges one to take a quiet moment listening to the leaves rustle, and each hilltop boasts different views of the nearby Meadow Creek and Neddy Mountains to the south. Tranquility and an appreciation for nature’s beauty overwhelms all who visit and we look forward to sharing this special place with you as well.

Stop by for a visit to see what’s growing, check out a variety of old farming equipment and structures, and the beauty of this special plot of land.