Charlottesville Historic Homes Built from 1800 to 1850

Frascati, c. 1823. Here is an exceedingly rare opportunity to acquire a national landmark perfectly located on 62.74 acres in the Somerset estate area of Orange County. Frascati was built for Philip Barbour, Associate Justice for the Supreme Court by John Perry, known for his work for Thomas Jefferson in building the University of Virginia and Monticello.

Nestled in the heart of nature, this exceptional 119-acre estate offers over a mile of Slate River frontage and an idyllic setting for outdoor living and relaxation. At the heart of the property stands a beautifully restored 1846 home, featuring 5 spacious bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Modern additions and updates complement the home?s historic charm.

Welcome to The Bindery Condominium at The Villages at Staunton. This circa 1839 building has been beautifully renovated into 19 condominiums according to historic preservation guidelines.

With incredible taste and vision, the current owners of this historic gem undertook a multi-million dollar renovation and addition from 2019 to 2022. The result is a lavish, 100% turn-key small estate under 10 minutes from Charlottesville that respects the home's early 19th century charms yet adds all of the luxuries of one built in the 21st century.

Step into the charm of history with this beautiful and unique farmhouse, set on 1.38 picturesque acres in the highly sought-after Crozet area. The original house, since added on to, was built in 1839. Offering 5 large bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, this generously sized home is full of possibilities?whether you envision restoring its original charm or transforming it with more modern upgrades.

Staunton Crossing, 50 acres of prime B-2 divisible land ideal for retail development, is in a great location in rapidly growing Staunton, VA. This property is an ideal setting for retail and land investment opportunities and offers excellent transportation characteristics that make it accessible to businesses and customers alike.

The Fishback House offers the opportunity to restore a historic treasure to its former glory. Built around 1830, this two-story red brick home is steeped in history, from its ties to the Fishback family, the Civil War and Thomas Jefferson?s travels. In 1861, in front of the house, the Little Fork Rangers Cavalry assembled to receive their flag before marching off to the 2nd Battle of Manassas.

Nestled in the heart of Orange, Virginia, Chestnut Hill is a serene, picturesque property awaiting its next chapter. Once a nationally recognized and cherished bed and breakfast, this historic gem offers an extraordinary opportunity to restore it to its former glory—or reimagine it entirely.