Charlottesville

In 1847 Alexander Garrett, the first bursar of the University of Virginia, purchased property in Charlottesville upon which his son built a Greek Revival manor circa 1847. The estate was named for seven oak trees that bore the names of…

From its scenic knoll, the Georgian manor in Charlottesville commands the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park. A marble-floored entrance introduces the elegant firelit living and dining rooms, each with view-filled windows on three sides. A cherry library, skylit…

A tranquil 26-acre Virginian estate, Greenway Farm nestles along Stockton Creek in the prestigious Greenwood estate area near the Shenandoah Valley and Wintergreen Resort. At the heart, beyond a tree-lined drive that divides the two parcels, stands a large farmhouse,…

Virginia’s Fair Hill treats you to panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Licking Hole Creek Reservoir. Embracing two ponds, streams, a grass airstrip, barns, and numerous estate sites, the bucolic pastorale’s heart is a lovely restorable 5,479-square-foot residence…