This Virginia country home checks all the boxes. Built circa 1830, the Tyler-Bishop house sits on just under an acre, surrounded by common area. Historical, yet unencumbered by restrictions, it recalls the era when nearby Fauquier White Sulphur Springs was a celebrated mineral water resort, a day's stagecoach ride from Washington, D.C., and frequented by prominent figures. This home has been meticulously renovated inside and out with light pouring into every room thanks to its thoughtful floor plan and design. Enjoy the benefits of maintained roadways, a country club, restaurant, golf, tennis, and a swimming pool all within walking distance without HOA fees. Various membership levels are available, but none are required. A short walk through a wooded buffer leads to the 10th hole or to the river. A conservation easement protects the community club land. Astutely and lovingly updated and improved on all three levels, this grand home features a new chef's kitchen with granite counters (2024), exquisitely appointed bathrooms, and a JES waterproofing system in the basement. Recent upgrades include a new HVAC, hot water heater, and top-end dehumidifier. Refinished hardwood floors flow throughout. The main level offers a sleeping/day bedroom with a full bath and laundry. Lower level includes and office and a second laundry. A small fenced rear yard is perfect for pets. Extensive hardscape and curated landscaping create a welcoming property, enhanced by newly added antique reclaimed paver walkways, a historically accurate front stoop, and a parking pad. Located near the end of a no-thru paved road and backing to woodland, this property offers privacy and tranquility. Paved paths meander through the golf course community, providing easy access to the Rappahannock River. You'll love entertaining and sharing this special home with family and friends.