Own a piece of Shenandoah Valley history with this beautifully maintained 1852 home that perfectly blends timeless character and modern updates. Original charm shines throughout, while the updated kitchen and bathrooms provide modern conveniences. Offering five bedrooms and three and a half baths between the main home and detached apartment, there is plenty of space for family, guests, or flexible living arrangements. Steeped in local history, this remarkable property has served many roles throughout its nearly 175-year existence. It once operated as a schoolhouse and a doctors office, with the original chalkboard still preserved inside, reflected by the home's distinctive dual front entrances. The property was also home to the last gas station before crossing the mountain into West Virginia, and even served as a local post office. The foundation of the former gas station can still be seen on the property today. The detached 860 square foot apartment features separate electric service and its own septic system, making it ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodations, a home office, or rental income.