Colonial

Welcome to 3636 Wheat Miller Drive — a 3.16-acre property tucked in on a private road in Falling Green, one of Mount Airy's most desirable communities. The home backs directly onto forest conservation land that will never be built on. The sunroom off the kitchen and the great room is where you'll actually live. Morning coffee, evening reading, the spot you end up on a Sunday — looking out across the large fenced rear yard to the tree line, no other homes in sight. The kind of privacy you can't manufacture in a newer subdivision. Good bones, blank canvas — and the big-ticket work is already done. The roof is from 2019. Both HVAC systems in the two-zones were replaced in 2015. The LG kitchen appliances are nearly new: stainless refrigerator, microwave, gas range, and dishwasher (2025–2026), plus a 2026 wall oven and a 2025 LG washer and dryer — all conveying with the home. That's the expensive stuff a buyer usually absorbs in year one. Already handled. The work that remains is the fun part: cosmetic refresh throughout, kitchen and bathroom remodels, and a few items the seller has disclosed up front. The unfinished basement is room to grow into when you're ready — home gym, media room, office, workshop, whatever the next chapter calls for. Here's the deal: this home is priced well below the updated houses already selling in Falling Green. If you're willing to put your renovation budget into the right place — instead of paying full price for someone else's taste — you walk in with real equity from day one. Lots like this don't come around often. Sold strictly as-is, no repairs. Schedule your showing this weekend — open houses Saturday May 2, 11–1, and Sunday May 3, 2–4.

Welcome to 3636 Wheat Miller Drive — a 3.16-acre property tucked in on a private road in Falling Green, one of Mount Airy's most desirable communities. The home backs directly onto forest conservation land that will never be built on. The sunroom off the kitchen and the great room is where you'll actually live. Morning coffee, evening reading, the spot you end up on a Sunday — looking out across the large fenced rear yard to the tree line, no other homes in sight. The kind of privacy you can't manufacture in a newer subdivision. Good bones, blank canvas — and the big-ticket work is already done. The roof is from 2019. Both HVAC systems in the two-zones were replaced in 2015. The LG kitchen appliances are nearly new: stainless refrigerator, microwave, gas range, and dishwasher (2025–2026), plus a 2026 wall oven and a 2025 LG washer and dryer — all conveying with the home. That's the expensive stuff a buyer usually absorbs in year one. Already handled. The work that remains is the fun part: cosmetic refresh throughout, kitchen and bathroom remodels, and a few items the seller has disclosed up front. The unfinished basement is room to grow into when you're ready — home gym, media room, office, workshop, whatever the next chapter calls for. Here's the deal: this home is priced well below the updated houses already selling in Falling Green. If you're willing to put your renovation budget into the right place — instead of paying full price for someone else's taste — you walk in with real equity from day one. Lots like this don't come around often. Sold strictly as-is, no repairs. Schedule your showing this weekend — open houses Saturday May 2, 11–1, and Sunday May 3, 2–4.