746 breathtaking acres located in Madison county with long frontage on the Rapidan River, and numerous ponds and streams.

One of the State?s finest examples of Classical Revival/Neoclassical architecture, sited on 716-acres of rolling, highly productive crop land and pasture land with nearly 1.5 miles of frontage on the Rapidan River. The home is instantly recognizable with its 4 massive Doric columns and ?M? shaped copper roof.

Four story office building with about 36,079 square feet of space in Alexandria for sale. The asking price is $7,000,000, which is a very competitive $194.00 per square foot. This is a very good property for either an investor or owner user as the seller is flexible.

An exceptional opportunity to own 1.3 acres in the prestigious Langley Farms neighborhood, where privacy meets unparalleled convenience. The flat, sunlit lot is surrounded by mature trees, creating a serene setting that enhances the feeling of exclusivity.

Set in the heart of bucolic Southern Albemarle amidst other noted properties, c. 1790 Liberty Corner offers a statement Virginia estate. At the heart of this manicured, 500 acre farm and set in absolute tranquility, is an historic residence in flawless condition that melds period charm with modern amenities.

Welcome to an unparalleled investment opportunity in Washington D.C. where urban convenience meets sustainable living. This exceptional 22-unit building is now available for sale, offering a unique blend of modern luxury, eco-friendly features, and a highly desirable walkable neighborhood. Fully permitted and 70% complete 22 unit apartment/condo with off street parking.

Phenomenal Investment opportunity with this 100% leased NNN sale on one of the busiest retail corridors! The Property, Salem Village, is located less than 2 miles west of I-95 on Plank Road/Route 3, the most prominent retail and business corridor in the Fredericksburg Region.

This elegant country estate is ideally situated across from Battery Kemble Park on an acre of extensively landscaped gardens and grounds in the highly desirable Kent neighborhood. Built in 1936 for Eleanor Lansing Dulles, the original farmhouse was designed by legendary, pioneer architect Gertrude Sawyer with a later addition by notable architect, Anne McCutcheon Lewis.