With a stately, circa 1904, Greek Revival-style manor home set on 763 acres of Virginia’s most beautiful countryside, Greenfields exemplifies an era of elegance and dignity in American history. The meticulously updated, 8,600-square-foot residence exudes character and southern charm with a grand center hall floor plan, sophisticated yet inviting living spaces, and original period details […]

Unparalleled in its beauty and charm, this historic, circa 1776, 1,471± acre Virginia estate is surrounded by breathtaking rural countryside, yet is less than one hour to our nation’s capital and 45 minutes to Dulles International Airport. The stately Georgian-style manor house is one of America’s great homes and is situated in a private, park-like […]

PleasantView: Surrounded by hundreds of acres of Duke Forest, this 12+ acre treasure is a work of art. The primary residence, completed in 2009, is resplendent with historic materials rescued from a beautiful old house in Halifax, Va, which was deconstructed board by board and beam by beam and given renewed purpose throughout this home. […]

History, landscape and architecture integrate beautifully at this stunning estate on 130 acres. Circa 1827 “Rokeby” is a classic, brick, Federal style home that has been added onto and updated over the past 200 years. Idyllically situated high on a hill 100’ above the Rappahannock River valley, sweeping views, sunrises and sunsets are visible from […]

Charming Stone Farmhouse on 29.49 acres in Mt Bethel PA. Beautiful architecture melds a 1700 farmhouse, completely renovated to an addition four story high, hosting a fantastic living space. Panoramic views, from sun room, Cathedral ceilings and windowed Great Hall, plus wrap around porches, all give plenty of entertaining areas for guests, a versatile oasis! […]

One-of-a-kind property with 2 separate homes, 6 outbuildings, 5 greenhouses and multiple pastures on 7.54 zoned agricultural acres. Nestled in the quiet countryside of Caledonia, IL, this home was built with the intention of being the finest in the county. The main Victorian-era house was constructed in 1889, boasting 4100 square feet of living space […]

This stylish, well-appointed 1870’s farmhouse boasts over 3,000 square feet of finished living space. The 4 Bedroom 2 1/2 bath colonial sits on 14 acres and offers a pond, stream, trails, a separate one bedroom guest house and two outbuildings. The paved driveway is surrounded by original stonework. On the main level find 2 large […]

This stunning property will transport you back in time to 1904 as you drive down the long driveway. It perfectly blends old-world charm with modern amenities, offering 2, 940 square feet of living space with four spacious bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and bonus rooms in the attic space. The front entry features intricate woodwork, […]

Beautiful 2-story, 4 bed, 2 bath farmhouse on over 8 and 1/2 acres with fenced pasture, detached garage, and a huge 2-story bank barn. Character abounds in this home with high ceilings and lots of tall windows. Beautiful woodwork and original wide plank hardwood floors throughout. Main level floors have been refinished. Floor to ceiling […]

Cultivate your dreams at the breathtaking Sherwood Estate. Whether you choose to live in harmony with a farm to table lifestyle; launch a bed and breakfast, winery or event venue, all you will ever need is here! This Historic Estate has been lovingly restored & maintained. Offering 4200 sq ft of interior living. Several outdoor […]

Tucked away in Buckingham Township, Spring Meadow Farm epitomizes the Bucks County farm estate, a tranquil retreat with all of the elements one needs for an upscale country lifestyle. Accessible via two gated entrances, the house is hidden from the road and situated on 18.3 acres, assuring privacy. The pristine setting with 2 stone-walled ponds […]

Standing the test of time, Indian Banks Circa 1699 & 1728 has witnessed over three hundred years of history & the founding of a nation. An icon on Virginia’s Northern Neck, Indian Banks is situated on Morattico Creek at its confluence with the Rappahannock River. In August 1608, Captain John Smith visited the Moraughtacund Native […]