144 Baker Drive Luray, VA 22835

The builder has wrapped up development—Now is your chance to buy in this fully built-out, professionally maintained townhome community. Motivated seller = Act now before this opportunity is gone!ASSUMABLE FHA 5.5% loan through PennyMac. (See PDF in docs to learn more about an assumable loan through PennyMac). Seller offering up to 3K in seller concessions. This section of townhomes backs up against the subdivision green space which has a wet weather area that is enjoyed by water loving creatures when there has been plenty of rain. This green space means no other homes can be built in that area, so you will have years of beautiful mountain views from the back of the home. No need to describe the interior of the home as the listing pictures show well the still new-ish home features. The home has been well cared for and will show just as well as the new builds that are selling in the subdivision. The home comes with a SmartHome wired system and some of the remaining warranties offered by the builder. HOA fees cover road and common area maintenance. Xfinity internet is available. Trash/water/sewer are billed by the town of Luray, and includes two days per year for large trash pickups. HOA does not allow short term rentals less than 30 days . The town of Luray has that special small town vibe with local-owned restaurants and shops, farmers markets (some with "petting zoos"), but also the convenience of a local Wal-Mart and Food Lion, small hospital associated with Valley Health, and a small airport. Show your driver's license with a Luray address for free entrance to Luray Caverns. The Shenandoah River runs through the area giving you the options for numerous river activities, and the Skyline drive and hiking are some of the Blue Ridge mountain activities you can enjoy. If you have family coming to stay, there are numerous options for overnight stay as Luray has been labeled the "cabin capital of Virginia". Visit the Luray Chamber of Commerce page for an overview of all Page County has to offer. While the town of Luray is tucked in between the Blue Ridge and Massanutten mountain ranges, it is only approximately 30 minutes to Harrisonburg and Front Royal of which both have many chain and local restaurants and local breweries/wineries, and 40 minutes to Massanutten Resort where some of the resort activities include winter skiing, and a year round indoor water park. DC is less than 2 hours away.