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Rolling Cedar Farm. 109 acres at the end of a private paved road between Ivy and White Hall. Open pasture rolls to a stocked pond with a dock, a stream runs the boundary,...
Privately tucked away in the coveted North Downtown enclave, Social Hall is more than a residence—it is an arrival, a statement, and a rare piece of Charlottesville’s liv...
Set in complete privacy & serenity on 39 acres in the Ivy Elementary School District, this contemporary farmhouse masterpiece is simply breathtaking, from the Blue Ridge ...
A rare offering in one of Charlottesville’s most coveted neighborhoods, this classic c.1954 Milton Grigg residence is beautifully sited on over 2.5 manicured acres at the...
Situated just 16 minutes from downtown Charlottesville, Rivanna Farm is an extraordinary 42-acre family compound offering a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, v...
An Architecturally Distinguished Albemarle Estate. Nestled among rolling history hills, vineries, and protected countryside, this exceptional French Provençal–style estat...
An Architecturally Distinguished Albemarle Estate. Nestled among rolling history hills, vineries, and protected countryside, this exceptional French Provençal–style estat...
Situated just outside Charlottesville, Shack Mountain is a historic masterpiece designed by Fiske Kimball, founder of UVA’s School of Architecture. Built in 1935–36, the ...