14270 Tower Road, Montpelier, VA 23047

Rare Opportunity: Countryside Living with No HOA on 12 Wooded Acres! Escape the restrictions of traditional subdivisions and build your dream estate on this spectacular, completely private 12-acre wooded lot. Offering the ultimate luxury of space, privacy, and freedom with NO HOA, this expansive acreage gives you endless possibilities.

Nestled in a picturesque landscape, you can experience tranquil, countryside living while remaining just a short drive from the modern amenities, shopping, and dining of charming downtown Ashland. Build this home or select another floorplan. The Hanover-one of our most popular and loved floor plans, expertly designed to offer the perfect balance of comfort, functionality, and long-term versatility.

This sprawling design provides the ultimate convenience of main-level living without sacrificing space for family or guests. Step inside the inviting foyer and discover a versatile front flex room, ready to be customized to fit your exact lifestyle as a formal dining room, quiet home office, sitting room, or children's playroom.

Across the rear of the home, the open-concept family room, chef-inspired kitchen, and bright dinette create a seamless, sun-drenched space perfect for everyday gathering and effortless entertaining. A thoughtfully designed mudroom corridor tucked nearby offers excellent organization with convenient access to the two-car garage and a main-floor powder room.

For the ultimate retreat, the private first-floor primary suite delivers a spacious main-level bedroom and a spa-like-attached bathroom. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with three additional large guest bedrooms, a roomy secondary bathroom, and an expansive open loft space perfect for family time or a secondary lounge.

Need even more room to grow? The second floor includes massive unfinished storage that can easily be transformed into an additional bedroom or a finished living space as your needs evolve.*Price does not reflect the additional $20,000 lot premium. Pictures reflect previously built homes.