This +/-25 acre property in Buckingham County, Virginia, offers a spacious home built around the kind of land features that support daily living and outdoor use. The home has 6 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, including 3 bonus rooms that give the owner flexibility for a home office, playroom, or additional guest space. Two of those bonus rooms have custom epoxy flooring, a durable finish suited to a workout room, workshop, or hobby space. Two separate living rooms, each with its own gas fireplace, give the household room to spread out or gather in smaller groups. A butler's pantry adds extra prep and storage space, connecting the kitchen to the dining area, useful for entertaining without crowding the main kitchen. The home has been recently repainted with updated fixtures throughout, and the bedrooms are described as large with strong natural light. The primary suite includes a private balcony, a large walk-in closet with tall ceilings and a window, and a secondary closet with custom sliding doors. The primary bathroom has a vaulted ceiling, a custom triple vanity, and LED defogging mirrors. Raw-edge wood shelving appears throughout the home, adding a natural material detail distinct from standard finishes. Several system upgrades are already in place. The HVAC system was recently replaced with a new heat pump and an allergen filter. A large dual-fuel tankless water heater supplies continuous hot water, and a water softener paired with a reverse osmosis system treats the home's water supply. The home is maintained on a twice-yearly service plan covering HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. The garage includes a 50-amp panel with an EV fast charger, and the home has a new dual refrigerator setup, an ADT security system, and Bluetooth-enabled garage door openers. Outside, the property supports both recreation and light agricultural use. A stocked pond, reported at roughly 1/3 of an acre, holds fathead minnow, bluegill, and largemouth bass. Four willow trees were recently planted around the pond's edge. A year-round creek runs through the property. Two 40-foot shipping containers with side doors provide secure equipment or hay storage, and a fenced pasture supports livestock or grazing use. A garden area with raised beds, along with apple, peach, pear, fig, plum, and nectarine trees, gives the owner an established start on food production, and wild blackberries growing on the property are joined by planted raspberry, blueberry, and grape. A large custom dog enclosure connects to the yard through an underground culvert, keeping pets secure while still giving them room to roam. The owners describe consistent wildlife activity on the property. A long, private deeded driveway leads to the property from Route 60, keeping the home set back from road traffic while still providing straightforward access toward Richmond and Lynchburg.