Three lots, 09710625100 (data shown in this listing), 09710558800(data not shown), 09710369500(data not shown), 7.3 acres, 0.99 acres and 0.78 acres at the intersection of Pleasant Valley Rd and John Mosby Hwy (Route 50), just across Loudoun/Fairfax boundary, next to Digital Realty Data Center (Lafayette Center Dr / Fairfax county). Zoning - CLI - COMMERCIAL LIGHT INDUSTRIAL.

Prime parcel w/ long frontage on Seminole Trail and Berkmar Drive.

The One, The Only, Stone Castle on the River Welcome to a truly remarkable riverfront estate, offering approximately  100 feet of unobstructed private Potomac River frontage and spectacular panoramic river views. This unique home, set on a serene 1.

Timeless architecture, unparalleled scale and one of America’s most prestigious addresses in McLean, Virginia just minutes from Washington, DC. 6431 Georgetown Pike encompasses nearly 4 acres and spans 22,000 square feet across 4 levels with 10 ensuite bedrooms. French design has made a significant impact in the United States, particularly in the Washington D.C.

Landmark 1,100� acre estate in the heart of the Middleburg/Upperville hunt country. Steeped in history, Llangollen dates to 1795 and is anchored by a gorgeous 9-bedroom Colonial Revival house. Sited at the end of a mile long driveway, the house features sweeping 180-degree views over the property and surrounding landscape.

Welcome to Langley Crest, an extraordinary McLean, Virginia estate that redefines luxury living. Perched majestically on a hilltop, this world-class six-bedroom, thirteen-bath residence commands 5.3 acres of private, meticulously landscaped woods and gardens in the prestigious enclave of Langley. A long, private drive introduces the gated entrance, promising seclusion and exclusivity.

Welcome to the landscaped splendor of Ballantrae Farm, set within McLean, Virginia. This grand 6.3-acre estate masterfully blends historical essence with contemporary luxury. Originating before the Civil War, the estate preserves artifacts from its storied past and is celebrated for Amelia Earhart's landing in the 1930s.