135 Belle Grove Appomattox VA-Under contract 135 Belle Grove  -  Appomattox  Offered at: $244,900 See Website: 135bellegrove.CanBYours.com For more pictures instantly: Text "3987" To 79564   P r o p e r t y   I n f o r m a t i o n Bedrooms:  3 Bathrooms:  2.5 Square Feet:  2,592 Lot Size:  11,674 (0.27 acres) County:  Appomattox Year built:  2007 MLS Nbr:  274539 Property type:  Single Family Detached Property Description Call Witt Fogleman 434-941-8847 today! Custom built home with energy and luxury in mind. 2x6 walls, Insulated siding, Superior Walls foundation with 15 year warranty remaining. Breath taking foyer, large kitchen with gas stove opens to family room with a fireplace, large bedrooms, laundry on 2nd floor, and breakfast room with French doors leading to two car garage. Cra... 11/18/2012

BACK ON THE MARKET in Appomattox and PRICED TO SELL! Overview Maps Photos Open House $136,700 Single Family Home Main Features 3 Bedrooms2 Bathrooms1 UnitInterior: 1,304 sqftLot: 01 sqft Location 647 Soybean DrAppomattox, VAUSA To get updates on open home dates and other property events, please click the "Like" button below: Debbie Malone Realtor RE/MAX 1st Olympic Realtors(434) 546-0369debbiemalone@remax.nethttp://www.my-lynchburg-home.com Listed by: Debbie Malone, Realtor- RE/MAX 1st Olympic Our recent listings BACK ON THE MARKET in Appomattox Subscribe to our listing feed Nearby properties for sale 11/10/2011

This is a beautiful piece of property located in historic Appomattox, Virginia. The original log home was built circa 1807-1812 with further additions in the 1950's-1960's. For sale at: $324,900 for the home with 51 acres or $199,900 for the home with 5 acres   Considered to be Civil War surrender ground territory, the property is located just 12 miles from the Historic Appomattox Court House National Park. There is plenty of history and plenty of room for the kids and horses. This  parcel contains open fields, fenced pastures, barns, chicken coop, a creek and wooded areas. For more information on this or other properties for sale, please contact: Debbie Malone, Realtor (R) RE/MAX 1st Olympic (434) 546-0369 malone1981@aol.com 10/07/2008

Appomattox, Virginia is a large, rural county located in Central Virginia and is steeped in history- Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant here on April 9, 1865, reuniting our country after the Civil War 143 years ago.                         Appomattox Court House National Historical Park is a large complex of historic buildings including the McClean Home and is voted one of the best Civil War parks.   If you're considering relocating to Appomattox and are looking for a unique property, consider the following, located twelve miles from the McClean House on land considered Civil War surrender ground territory. The entire acreage of this property is 51.67 acres (available at $324,900), there is a creek, several outbuildings, fenced pastures- an open and wooded lot with mountain v... 09/30/2008

I love Fall in Virginia: the crisp air, the leaves changing colors, apple picking and all of those Festivals. I received a call this afternoon from a gentleman who read a blog I wrote last year on the Appomattox Railroad Festival. He's planning to come to this year's events and asked about the local accomodations. The 36th Historic Appomattox Railroad Festival will be held on Main Street, downtown Appomattox. This has become one of the largest festivals in Virginia drawing over 30,000 people in 2006 and shouldn't be missed. This year the festival takes place the weekend of October 11-12, 2008. Appomattox is located approximately 30 minutes from Lynchburg. Norfolk & Southern Railroad donated the Appomattox Depot to the Town of Appomattox. This street will be packed with people enjoying t... 09/22/2008

Today marks the 143rd anniversary of Lee and Grant signing documents that ended the Civil War in the sleepy little Southern town of Appomattox in the McLean House nestled in the village.  Sorry I didn't include a photo (been too busy trying to keep clients happy).  Now, why would I blog about this?  Well, I am from Appomattox and guess where my first job was -- I was a tour guide at the McLEAN HOUSE!!!  (That probably started my fascination with homes and explains why I love this crazy business we're in).  That's right, I had an aunt who worked as one of the administrators there, they needed another seasonal tour guide, and she thought I would be perfect.  And I loved it!  I was amazed at how many people would come from all over the world and sign our little registers just to experience... 04/09/2008

                          Appomattox Railroad Station, converted to Visitor Center There is so much local Civil War history in Lynchburg, Virginia but for the history buff, a trip to Appomattox County, Virginia is a must. Appomattox is located approximately 18 miles east of Lynchburg and holds a significant place in American history. It was here that the Civil War came to an end in April, 1865. Appomattox is a small city in a largely rural county.   Spend the day at Appomattox Court House National Historical Park Attend the annual Railroad Days Festival in October CLICK HERE For local and regional links, schools, utilities & media information For the Chamber of Commerce, CLICK HERE Girls Favorite, shop! Consider a drive to Appomattox during the week of April 6-15, 2008.  It was here on ... 03/31/2008

January Monthly Market Update Sales Period:  January 2008Property Type          Area        Liv Area           Units Sold        Average List Price         Average Sold Price   DOMSingle family          Lynchburg   1951                 50                166,924                       161,796                   89                  Campbell County   1723                 26                159,811                       152,275                  108                   Bedford County     2271                 36               283,409                        272,219                  116                   Amherst County    1998                 21               178,390                        173,635                   95              Appomattox County   1463                 5                 154,120   ... 02/28/2008

Following the fall of Petersburg and Richmond in early April 1865, Robert E. Lee led his exhausted Army of Northern Virginia on a fighting retreat west.  The goal was to link up with Gen. Joseph Johnston and his Army of Tennessee near Danville, but Ulysses S. Grant's forces harried the Rebels at every step.  On April 6, the Battle of Sailor's Creek cost Lee 7,000 Confederate men, one-fifth of the remaining ranks, including Lee's son Custis and seven other generals who were captured.  The next day, Lee refused Grant's request for a discussion of surrender, saying he would rather "die a thousand deaths."  But after Lee's supplies were captured at Appomattox Station on the evening of April 8, Lee was compelled to meet with the Union leader.On Sunday morning, April 9, the two generals met i... 02/22/2008

That's what happened to Wilmer McLean in the summer of 1861.  Two huge armies were clashing on his farm near Manassas, and it seemed like the fighting might go on for a long time.  Declaring he hoped "never to see another soldier," McLean took his family south and west to where he thought the war would never reach - to the dusty burg of Appomattox Court House, where on April 9, 1865 Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in McLean's living-room, ending the Civil War.  As Wilmer later said, "The war began in my front yard and ended in my front parlor." 02/22/2008

Of all the areas surrounding the independent city of Lynchburg, Appomattox County may have the most drawing power for Civil War Buffs.  It has a heritage that no one else can claim.  Emblazoned proudly on signs at the county line are the words Appomattox - Where Our Nation Reunited.The signs invite a nation of tourists to unite again, revisiting the events of 1865, when Gen. Robert E. Lee handed his sword to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at the  McLean House.In a way, Wilmer McLean has become a metaphor for Appomattox County's initial attitude toward its place in history.  McLean was living near Manassas, Virginia when the First Battle of Bull Run broke out within a few miles of his front porch.  Badly shaken he moved his family southeast to Appomattox, a place he felt the war would never reach... 02/15/2008

Come out to Historic Appomattox, Virginia this weekend, October 13-14, 2007 for its 35th annual Railroad Festival. Norfolk & Southern Railroad donated the Appomattox Depot to the Town of Appomattox and this has become one of the largest festivals in Virginia. This event drew 30,000 people last year. There will be a parade, live music, arts & craft vendors, food, demonstrations, games and rides for the kids. There are lots of great shops on Main Street to peruse and the railroad station where there are train exhibits on display.See the websites below for more information:http://www.appomattox.com/html/rr_days.html http://www.virginia.org/site/description.asp?attrID=32944http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Main%20Street,+Appomattox,+VA,+ Just a short drive away is Appomattox Court House, where ... 10/11/2007

Appomattox will launch an interactive Tourism website on Monday, April 9, 2007. Sponsored by the city and county, the site will feature historical attractions, restaurants, hotels and lodging. There will be links to various lodging websites where reservations may be made. A visitor will be able to download official tourism brochures, customize a printable itinerary, see video and access the official events calendar. Souvenirs may be purchased through an online gift shop. Check out the site at www.tourappomattox.com . 04/07/2007

Appomattox Court House National Historical Park - Our Nation Was Reunited 142 Years Ago I love living in Central Virginia. Besides the beauty that surrounds us, there is so much history here. Consider a drive to Appomattox during the week of April 6-15.  It was here on April 9, 1895 that our nation was reunited after the Civil War. The Appomattox Court House National Historical Park will be celebrating the 142nd anniversary of the surrender.  There is a schedule of events posted at www.nps.gov/apco. I highly recommend this National Park, a favorite of local schools for field trips. Learn about the historic surrender that took place here. Several Civil War re-enactments take place during the year. For more information call (434)352-2621.While in Appomattox, you might want to explore down... 04/02/2007