A piece of American history — a gateway into the history and rural culture of our nation’s earliest years — will be up for auction in December as a long-time Monroe County, W.Va., landmark becomes available for a new generation of ownership.
Greenway’s Real Estate and Auction Company, based in Covington, Va., has been selected to conduct the real estate and personal property auction for the Living Estate of Page Dickson, which will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 3, 4 and 5, in the West Virginia Building at the West Virginia Fairgrounds in Fairlea, W.Va.
BEAUTIFUL, PRISTINE REAL ESTATE
TRACT 1: Included in Tract 1 is 6.02 +/- acres which fronts Second Creek and Second Creek Road. Up to 3 residences — at an aggregate total of 4,800 square feet — can be constructed on this tract, at a height no taller than 25 feet.
TRACT 2: Tract 2 includes 397.83 acres and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This tract includes the main house (see Page 2 for a complete description); two outbuildings; a two-car, two story garage and a small barn. The home and buildings are visible from Route 219 but are sheltered by beautiful trees that provide a great deal of privacy. Other farm structures are located on this tract as well. Up to 2% of the total acreage can be used to construct farm buildings and road improvements only. The construction of a new residence is not allowed. This tract lies on both sides of Route 219.
TRACT 3: Tract 3 is 32.17 acres, which fronts Second Creek and includes an easement through it to gain access to Tract 4. Access to the property is from Route 219 and structures can be built on the property.
TRACT 4: This tract includes 185.76 acres and has frontage on Second Creek and features a historic cabin, open pastures and the largest natural, unrestrictive, high-capacity free-flowing spring in the region. The tract cannot be subdivided and structures built on the property must be at least 100 feet from any stream or spring and can be no taller than 25 feet. No commercial structures are allowed on this tract.
Mineral rights convey with all four tracts.
GENERATIONAL ANTIQUES, FURNITURE
• Hamilton & Jones 6-Gallon Crock
• Strasburg Crocks
• Richmond Crocks
• Unique Locally-Crafted Dining Room Buffet
• Weighted Sterling Silver 3-Arm Candelabras (2)
• Early Canton China
• Weighted Sterling Silver Candleholders
• Gorham Sterling Silver Tea Service
• Gaudy Welsh & Gaudy Dutch English Royal Dishware - UNUSUAL FIND!
• Flow Blue Antique China
• Bennington Pottery
• Early English Transferware
• Italian Glass
• Antique Corner Cabinets - Crafted Locally
• Early American Sandwich Glass
• American Brilliant Period Cut Crystal
• Vintage Demitasse With Lined Carrying Case
• Early American Handcrafted Table Runners
• Antique Victorian Jacob Chickering Rosewood Square Grand Piano
• Large Assortment Of Early 19th Century Books On Local Interest, Antiques & Books Of Historical Importance
• Federal-Style Tall Case Clock With 31-Day Calendar & Lunar Display - VERY RARE!
• Numerous Hand-Stitched Mid-1800s Rugs
• George Hepplewhite Cherry Dressers
• Antique Cherry Stepback Cabinets - Crafted Locally
• Antique Cherry 20- Pane Stepback Cabinets - Crafted Locally
• American Federal Period Antique Sofa
• Vintage Fitted-Interior Trunk - “Lida R. Renick, Falling Springs, W.Va.”
• Early American Linsey-Woolsey Blankets & Quilts
• Antique Marble Top Dressers With Mirrors
• Victorian Paper-Punched & Hand-Stitched Framed Samplers
• Antique Children’s Toys
• 1854 Scroll Map Of North America & Central America
• Antique Copper & Brass Wall Fountain Recreated From The Louis XVI Period
• Antique Hand-Painted Masonic Aprons
• Vintage Advertising Pieces
...And Many More Items Too Numerous Too Mention
