For Sale

An extraordinary opportunity awaits with the acquisition of one of Virginia’s premier wine estates—recipient of the prestigious 2020 Virginia Governor’s Cup for its 2017 Vidal Blanc Passito.

The Marbury House, built circa 1811, 3307 N Street NW, Washington, D.C. is one of Georgetown’s most notable houses.  Its pedigree bridges the early Republic and the Kennedy Camelot era. Commissioned by William Marbury who was a prominent Georgetown financier, staunch Federalist, and the namesake of the landmark Supreme Court case Marbury v.

2 acre Estate Lot in Mclean with new cul-de-sac to be built off Old Dominion Dr. This lot has a house planned at 7.5 mil but owner can Buy lot and Build a Custom by M and A at $390 per Square foot. That includes all of M and A features like four sides brick, slate roof, modern windows, elevator, 11 foot ceilings on Main level and 10 foot ceilings on lower and upper levels.

This is a shovel ready 76-unit development project. There is a possibility to possibly expand the size of this development if a developer is able to acquire additional adjacent parcels.

17+ ACRES, PRICED @ $10 A SQ FT. FRONTAGE ON I-95 AND GREEN RD, LADYSMITH EXIT 110, IDEAL LOCATION FOR HOTEL, COMMERCIAL RETAIL, MANY POSSIBLE USES, FLEXIBLE B-1 ZONING, WATER AND SEWER ONSITE. OWNER MAY FINANCE. *CONTACT LISTING AGENT FOR LIST OF PERMITTED USES BY RIGHT. New Sheetz gas station and WAWA across the street from this location.

Nestled on 77 acres in the Virginia countryside, Mount Sharon offers an extraordinary blend of Georgian architecture, rich history, and exquisite gardens. Designed by renowned architect Louis Bancel LaFarge, the 10,000+ square-foot main house is complemented by 10 acres of meticulously crafted Italian, French, and English-style gardens, with breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

This 100-acre equestrian estate offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational facility in a prime Loudoun County location. Positioned along Route 15 just south of Leesburg, the property features expansive views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and significant frontage on Goose Creek. The setting supports both function and visibility within the region’s established equestrian community.