Designed by Virginia architect Thomas W. S. Craven and set on 65.73± private acres in the mountains of Hot Springs, this five-bedroom farmhouse estate is offered for the first time in a generation. Just 10 miles from the Omni Homestead Resort, the setting is as private as it is well-positioned. The main house (5 BR / 3.5 BA) reflects Craven’s attention to finish and proportion: Venetian plaster walls, crown moldings, soaring 20-foot ceilings in the upstairs primary suite, and two fireplaces anchoring the entertaining rooms. A renovated kitchen opens to a morning room with mountain views. A screened porch, slate breezeway, and formal rear gardens complete a home that lives well in every season. The first-floor primary suite offers screened-porch access and a full bath. Upstairs, a second primary retreat features 20-foot ceilings, a dressing area, two walk-ins, and a private bath. Three additional bedrooms and a corner study round out the upper floor. Above the attached garage, a self-contained apartment with one bedroom, kitchenette, and full bath offers flexible accommodations for guests or staff. A four-stall barn, fenced pastures, and wooded trails complete the offering.