Native Americans and early explorers camped here to be near the "Good Health Water"
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32.66 acres adjoining historic Seawright Springs in Augusta County, Virginia. This spring was considered “great medicine for the sick” because it was well known for its healing qualities. It is said that Native Americans would carry their sick for miles to bathe in its waters. They claimed the water was different from any other in the region because the Great Spirit had put “great medicine” into it. In 1741 and 1742 King George II of England deeded by land grant 800 acres and “The Good Health Spring” to a young man named John Seawright. The spring has been known and its water bottled by that name for generations.
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This property has two spring-fed ponds and truly breathtaking views from a gorgeous hilltop building site just across Naked Creek. This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a peaceful private setting that’s still convenient to amenities and Interstate 81. Bring your horses, if you have them, they will love the plentiful pastures and the refreshing waters. Long road frontage a plus.
Directions: RT. 11N to Mt. Sidney, left on Seawright Springs Rd, continue 1.4 miles to 4-way stop sign, right on Salem Church Rd 1.2 miles (Rt. 804), right on Seawright Rd (Rt. 746), Acreage on right.
