7010 Howellsville Rd

Boyce, VA 22620

Sold For
$750,000

Property Highlights

  • 4 Bedroom Clarke County Home
  • 3700 Sq Ft Interior
  • 3 Full Baths
  • 2-Car Attached Garage
  • Built 2012
  • Boyce VA Location
MLS ID
VACL2003502
Parking
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built
2012
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $750,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

3,700 Sq Ft

2 Garage Spaces

Year Built: 2012

Sold Price: $750,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

3,700 Sq Ft

Parking: 2 Garage Spaces

Year Built: 2012

Executive Summary

The home at 7010 Howellsville Road sits within the rural landscape of Clarke County, Virginia, offering four bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath across 3,700 square feet of finished living space. Built in 2012, the residence presents a well-proportioned floor plan with two garage spaces and proximity to the historic Shenandoah Valley corridor. Priced at 750,000 dollars, the property represents a substantive single-family offering in one of Northern Virginia’s most scenic western counties.

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Boyce, Virginia — Clarke County

A Considered Home in the Shenandoah Valley Corridor

The home at 7010 Howellsville Road occupies a setting that reflects the character of Clarke County — open, unhurried, and defined by the natural landscape of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley region. Built in 2012, the structure brings a relatively modern construction sensibility to a part of Northern Virginia that prizes land, space, and architectural restraint.

At 3,700 square feet, the floor plan accommodates four bedrooms and three and a half baths with room to spare. The two-car garage adds practical utility, and the overall configuration suits a range of living arrangements without demanding compromise on space or function.

Boyce sits within Clarke County, a jurisdiction known for its preserved rural character, equestrian properties, and proximity to the Shenandoah River. The town itself is a short drive from Berryville, the county seat, and within reasonable reach of the broader Northern Shenandoah Valley amenities. Route 7 connects the area westward toward Winchester and eastward toward Loudoun County and the broader Northern Virginia market.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked with buyers navigating the western Virginia and Shenandoah Valley corridor, where property scale, land context, and commute considerations shape every decision. Reach out to discuss this home or explore comparable opportunities in Clarke and surrounding counties.

The Property
The home at 7010 Howellsville Road was built in 2012, placing it among the more recently constructed single-family homes in this part of Clarke County. The 3,700-square-foot footprint provides meaningful interior volume without the maintenance demands of an older rural property.
Floor Plan
Four bedrooms and three and a half baths are distributed across a floor plan designed for comfortable daily living. Two garage spaces are included, a practical consideration given the property’s rural setting and the absence of walkable alternatives for daily errands.
Clarke County Context
Boyce and the surrounding Clarke County landscape offer a distinctly different pace from the Northern Virginia suburbs. The area is characterized by preserved farmland, historic properties, and the natural amenities of the Shenandoah Valley, with Route 7 providing the primary connection to Loudoun County and points east.
Working With Wardman
The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings experience advising buyers across the western Virginia and Shenandoah Valley submarket. We understand the unique considerations that come with rural and semi-rural properties in Clarke County and the surrounding region. Reach out to learn more about this home or to discuss comparable properties in the area.

Home at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 3.5 Baths
  • 3,700 Square Feet
  • Built 2012
  • 2-Car Garage
  • Clarke County, Virginia
  • Asking 750,000 Dollars
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Property Features — 7010 Howellsville Rd

3,700 Square Feet Built for the Shenandoah Valley

The home at 7010 Howellsville Road combines a modern 2012 construction date with a generous 3,700-square-foot floor plan, four bedrooms, and three and a half baths. The two-car garage and rural Clarke County setting distinguish this property from comparable offerings in the denser Northern Virginia suburbs.

Interior and Layout

  • 3,700 square feet of finished living space
  • 4 bedrooms across a well-proportioned floor plan
  • 3 full baths and 1 half bath
  • Built in 2012 with modern construction standards
  • Two-car garage with interior access

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Open kitchen configuration suited to the home's generous square footage
  • Common living and dining areas scaled to the 3,700-square-foot floor plan
  • Layout supports both everyday living and larger gatherings

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom among four total bedrooms in the home
  • Full bath access as part of the primary suite configuration
  • Suite scaled to the overall 3,700-square-foot floor plan

Outdoor and Parking

  • Two-car attached garage
  • Rural Clarke County setting with surrounding open landscape
  • Howellsville Road frontage in a low-density residential corridor

What Sets This Apart

  • Modern 2012 construction in a historically rural Virginia county
  • 3,700 square feet provides meaningful space relative to the 750,000-dollar price point
  • Clarke County's preserved rural character offers a distinct alternative to suburban Northern Virginia
  • Route 7 corridor provides practical access to Loudoun County and Winchester
  • Two-car garage is a substantive practical asset in a rural setting
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Regional Commute Access
  • Route 7 connects east toward Loudoun County and the broader Northern Virginia market
  • Winchester is accessible to the west via Route 7
  • Virginia Railway Express and MARC commuter rail are accessible via Loudoun County connections to the east
  • Dulles International Airport is reachable via Route 7 and the Dulles Toll Road corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Local dining options are available in nearby Berryville, the Clarke County seat
  • Winchester offers a broader range of restaurants, cafes, and regional dining
  • Local farm stands and agricultural markets reflect the county's rural character
Groceries and Services
  • Berryville provides everyday retail and service needs within a short drive
  • Winchester offers full-service grocery, pharmacy, and medical options along the Route 7 corridor
  • Clarke County government offices and services are centered in Berryville
Outdoor and Recreation
  • The Shenandoah River provides fishing, kayaking, and river access in the surrounding area
  • Shenandoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Mountains are within regional driving distance
  • Clarke County's preserved farmland and open space support equestrian and trail activities

Property Location

About 7010 Howellsville Rd

The home at 7010 Howellsville Road was constructed in 2012, offering the structural and systems advantages of relatively modern construction in a rural Clarke County setting. The 3,700-square-foot interior accommodates four bedrooms and three full baths alongside a half bath, providing a generous and well-balanced layout. Two garage spaces are integrated into the home, a practical feature for a property situated along a rural Virginia corridor.

Boyce is a small community within Clarke County, Virginia, positioned along the Route 7 corridor between Berryville and Loudoun County. The surrounding landscape is defined by the Shenandoah Valley’s characteristic mix of farmland, wooded ridgelines, and river bottomland. Clarke County maintains a strong tradition of land conservation and equestrian use, giving the area a preserved rural character that distinguishes it from the denser Northern Virginia suburbs to the east.

Daily life in the Boyce area centers on the rhythms of rural Virginia, with Berryville offering local dining, services, and the Clarke County seat of government a short drive away. Winchester, a regional hub with a broader range of retail, medical, and cultural amenities, is accessible via Route 7 to the west. The Shenandoah River and the surrounding Blue Ridge foothills provide a backdrop for outdoor recreation throughout the year.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have experience advising buyers considering properties in the western Virginia and Shenandoah Valley corridor, including Clarke County and the Route 7 submarket. We understand the distinct dynamics of rural and semi-rural single-family homes in this region, from land and well-and-septic considerations to commute trade-offs and comparable sales. If you are exploring similar homes in Boyce, Berryville, or the broader Clarke County area, reach out — we would be glad to share our perspective and recent market data.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The 2012 construction date places this home among the more recently built single-family properties in Clarke County, offering updated systems and construction standards relative to older rural homes in the area. At 3,700 square feet with four bedrooms and three and a half baths, the floor plan is substantive by local standards.
Route 7 is the primary corridor connecting Boyce eastward toward Loudoun County, Leesburg, and ultimately the broader Northern Virginia and DC metro market. The drive to Loudoun County is manageable, though buyers should evaluate peak-hour conditions along Route 7 and the Dulles Toll Road extension based on their specific destination.
Rural Clarke County properties, including those along the Howellsville Road corridor, are typically served by private well and septic systems rather than public water and sewer. Buyers should confirm the utility configuration and conduct appropriate inspections as part of their due diligence process.
No HOA affiliation or monthly fee is indicated in the available property data. Buyers should confirm the absence of any deed restrictions, covenants, or community association obligations with their attorney and through a title review prior to closing.
Berryville, the Clarke County seat, is the nearest town and provides everyday retail, dining, and government services. Winchester, a larger regional center with full-service grocery, medical, and commercial amenities, is accessible to the west along Route 7.
The property falls within the Clarke County Public Schools district, which serves the county’s K-12 population. Buyers should contact Clarke County Public Schools directly to confirm current attendance zone assignments for this specific address.
Specific lot size data was not included in the available property information. Given the rural character of the Howellsville Road corridor in Clarke County, buyers should review the plat and survey as part of their due diligence to understand the full land configuration and any easements.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience advising buyers across the western Virginia and Shenandoah Valley submarket, including Clarke County single-family homes. Reach out to discuss recent comparable sales, the local market context, and how this property fits within the current landscape of available homes in the region.

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