The Historic and Notable TRAVELERS' REPOSE has it all: your very own civil war battlefield with redoubts still visible, and cemetery. October 1861 Battle of Greenbrier River was fought here. House built over original homesite in 1869 and added to in 1911; the former Bartow post office was here and cubbyhole and inkstains on the floor can be seen. Large gabled barn, tractor shed, garages, corn crib are included. A guest house as well. Being sold in tracts and as a whole by owner confirmation.
Property has been in the same family since time began and we are selling their personal property too. Check out our website for details.
Broker participation welcomed.
This is such a unique and fabulous property with a history to match. The east branch of the Greenbrier River runs through some of the tracts, elevation behind the house, pasture, woodlands, homesites. Articles on the battle, th...
This is such a unique and fabulous property with a history to match. The east branch of the Greenbrier River runs through some of the tracts, elevation behind the house, pasture, woodlands, homesites. Articles on the battle, the property and owners can be found on our website. Property is on the National Register of History Places.
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Research Parcel InformationTraveling from White Sulphur Springs, WV take 92North for 73 miles to Bartow; property on Right at split of 92 and 250. Or from Monterey, VA take 250 for 26 miles to Bartow.