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Homestead Preserve
Warm Springs, Virginia

Homestead Preserve provides homeowners the opportunity to
enjoy resort
amenities and rural living in one of the East Coast's last great
unspoiled landscapes.
Description
Homestead Preserve, a conservation-based,
historic Virginia community situated on 11,500 acres in Bath
County, is dedicated to the preservation of the natural
landscape and architectural heritage of the Allegheny Highlands.
Home to three championship golf courses and The Homestead®
Resort, which was recently named one of the World's Top 5 Golf
Resorts by Condé Nast Traveller magazine.

Mountains, forests and distant views are preserved for
future generations.
Homestead Preserve is a second-home vacation community of 450
homesites and more than 10,000 acres committed to permanent
conservation. Its spectacular settings, from 360-degree mountain vistas to rolling meadows,
recall an English countryside.
Homestead Preserve stands adjacent to The Homestead, one of the
world's finest golf and spa resorts. Open since 1766, The
Homestead has luxuriously appointed rooms and suites, superb
dining, a myriad of sporting pleasures and outdoor adventures.
Ownership at Homestead Preserve affords you and your family the
opportunity to enjoy exclusive membership privileges.
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The famous facade of the Homestead Resort.
Recently named among the World's Top 5 Golf Resorts by Condé
Nast Traveller magazine and ranked No. 1 in Virginia by
Golf Digest, The Homestead boasts three championship
courses. The Cascades course, designed by William S. Flynn,
opened in 1923 and is consistently ranked among Golf Digest's
and Golf Magazine's Top 50 courses in the nation.
The Old Course, opened as a 12-hole layout in 1892 and was later
expanded to 18 holes by Donald Ross in 1913, is home to the
oldest first tee in continuous use in America. The Lower
Cascades features the work of Robert Trent Jones, Sr.

Play on three championship golf courses, one of which
features the oldest first tee in continuous use in the U.S.
Additional recreational activities available through The
Homestead include spa facilities, tennis, pools, fitness center,
falconry, winter skiing and ice-skating, an equestrian center,
100 miles of trails for hiking, biking or riding and a gun club
offering trap, skeet and sporting clays.
The area’s ancient mineral springs remain an attraction to those
who come to soak in their rejuvenating depths. Within the steep
wooded valleys and high meadows, hikers readily spot raptors and
migratory songbirds; bobcat and black bear; catawba rhododendron
and rare mountain pine barren.
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Hiking, biking and wilderness trails make the area's magic
come alive.
A Fiber-To-The-Home (FTTH)
network provides a modern communications linkup to Homestead
Preserve residences. The network delivers television, telephone
and high-speed Internet services as well as a community
intranet.
Nearest Airport
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Roanoke Regional Airport,
about 90 minutes away
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The Homestead Resort provides an in-house
system of transportation to and from the Roanoke Regional
Airport
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Awards & Honors
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Named a Green Golf Community, 'Steward Level,' by
GolfCourseHome® Network, 2008Named a "Top 100 Course You Can Play," by
Golf Magazine, 2006-07
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Named a Top-Five Environment-Conscious
community, by Pinnacle Living magazine, 2006 Best of
the Mountains Awards
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Named one of the “World’s Top Five Golf
Resorts,” by Condé Nast Traveller
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Named the "Environmental Preservation
Community of the Year" for 2006, by Panache magazine.
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Amenities: Homestead Preserve, VA
- Three18-hole championship golf courses
- Old Course
- Originally completed in 1892
- 6,211 yards, par-72
- Cascades Course
- 6,679 yards, par 70
- Designed by William S. Flynn
- Site of seven national championships
- Lower Cascades Course
- 6,579 yards, par 72
- Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
- Men's and women's locker rooms
- Golf shops staffed by PGA professionals
- Golf Learning center with practice range, putting greens,
practice sand bunker
- Golf Advantage Golf School

Water in various forms is an important element in the
Homestead experience.
- Homestead Spa
- Massage therapies, hydrotherapy, body therapies and salon treatments
- The Jefferson Pools
- Spa shopping
- Horseback & carriage rides
- Stable of approximately 50 horses
- English and Western style riding
- Carriage rides in antique buckboard
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- Casual and fine dining
- Main resort dining room
- 1766 Grille
- Casino Club
- Sam Snead's Tavern
- Rubino's at the Cascades
- Fly-fishing with Orvis guides and adult/kids' fly-casting clinics
- Four-mile-long trout stream with waterfalls
- Falconry (seasonal)

Hiking and biking trails stretch on for miles and miles.
- Climbing wall, ropes course and guided mountain-bike tours
- 100 miles of hiking, biking and riding trails
- Homestead Shooting Club
- Swimming
- Indoor pool fed by naturally warm spring waters
- New outdoor pool center including a Cabaña snack bar and
beverage service
- Children's pool
- Tennis center
- Four clay courts and two hard courts
- Instruction program by Peter Burwash
International
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Real Estate: Homestead Preserve, VA
- Homesites
- Range in size from one-half to 13 acres and are priced
from the $300,000s to more than $1 million

Highlands Arts & Crafts-style home design.
- Homes offer several unique architectural designs that
reflect the traditions of yesterday:
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Highlands Classical
- Highlands Farmhouse
- English Romantic
- Highlands Arts & Crafts
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Highlands Classical-style home design.
- Warm Springs Neighborhoods are adjacent to the historic Jefferson Pools and
feature beautiful views of the Warm Springs valley
- The Old Dairy - 39 homesites
- Warm Springs Farm - 36 homesites
- Hot Springs Neighborhoods feature distant ridgeline and valley views and are
within walking distance of The Homestead
- Delafield Rise - 112 homesites
- Sheep Meadow - 103 homesites
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1-866-386-5875
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www.homesteadpreserve.com
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Location Map, Homestead Preserve, Hot
Springs, VA

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Driving
Directions
From Atlanta - 500 miles
- I-85 north to I-77
- I-77 north to I-81
- From I-81 follow directions from Roanoke
- 9 hours driving time
From Charleston, WV - 140 miles
- I-64 east to Exit 16 (2nd Covington exit)
- Exit 16 take a left at stop lights, go to next
- set of lights, take a left onto U.S. 220 north.
- Take U.S. 220 north to The Homestead Preserve-(about 25 miles)
- 3 1/2 hours driving time
From Charlotte, NC - 250 miles
- I-77 north to I-81 north
- From I-81 follow directions from Roanoke
- 4 hours driving time
From Newport News - 230 miles
- I-64 west to Staunton
- From Staunton follow directions from Richmond
- 4 1/2 hours driving time
From Raleigh - 240 miles
- I-40 west to Rt. 86 north
- (Hillsborough exit #261)
- Route 86 north to Danville, just outside of Danville take the
bypass around
- Danville & Pick up Route 29
- Route 29 north to Gretna then
take Route 40 west to Rocky Mount then take Route 220 north
- From Route 220 follow directions from
Roanoke to The Homestead Preserve
- 4 1/2 hours driving time
From Richmond - 180 miles
- I-64 west to exit 87 (this puts you on I-81 north)
- I-81 north to exit 222 (you will only be on I-81 north about 1/4
of a mile)
- Exit 222 will put you on Route 250 west
- Route 250 west to Route 254 west
(both of these routes will be in Staunton)
- Route 254 west to Route 42 south
- Route 42 south to Route 39 west
- Route 39 west to U.S. 220
- U.S. 220 south to The Homestead Preserve
- 3 1/2 hours driving time
From Roanoke - 75 miles
- Route 220 north to I-581 (220 merges into I-581)
- I-581 north to I-81 north
- I-81 north to exit 150B (Troutville/U.S. 220 north exit) U.S.
220 north to Clifton Forge
(follow signs to I-64 west to Covington)
- I-64 west to exit 16 (first Covington exit)
- At exit 16, pick up U.S. 220 north,
follow 220 north to The Homestead Preserve
(you will be about 25 miles away once you get on 220)
- 1 1/2 hours driving time
From Washington, D.C. - 210 miles
- I-66 west to I-81 south
- From I-81 follow directions from Philadelphia
- 4 hours driving time
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