Property Listings

This 2.25-acre wooded parcel offers privacy and potential in a peaceful rural setting. Please note that the property currently does not have direct road access.

Hard-to-find opportunity to purchase a bundle of buildable residential lots in the heart of Shenandoah County’s scenic countryside just outside Strasburg. These parcels are already recorded as single-family residential lots, giving builders and investors a head start on future construction. With lot sizes ranging from approximately 0.12 to 0.

Fantastic opportunity - Bring your builder. 5 acre wooded lot available to build your dream home. No HOA. Great Location. Property backs up to Bull Run. This area is surrounded by many upscale houses. Individual well and individual septic. Conveniently located to Rt 66, Rt 29, parks, winery, shopping and dining. High-speed internet available.

3.46 Acres of Commercially Zoned Land on Rt. 522/Rt.340. Hotel and restaurants are next door to this property. Ideal development parcel with excellent access and road visibility.

Discover the perfect setting for your dream waterfront home on Nomini Creek. This 2.17-acre waterfront lot is priced below the county assessed value, offering an exceptional opportunity to build and invest. Enjoy beautiful water views, peaceful surroundings, and direct water access leading to the Potomac River—ideal for boating, fishing, and weekend adventures.

39,497 sf Class A office building and finished Pad Site for sale in the Quantico Gateway Office Park.

This expansive 335.1 +/- acre property offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, privacy, and recreational opportunity. With ample road frontage along Sparta Road, a gated entrance providing added security, and power located on both the north and south side of the property, access and utilities are convenient.

The 199-acre Tonguequarter Tract is located south of Dillwyn, VA in Buckingham County and is accessed by prescriptive easement from State Hwy. 15 (James Madison Hwy.). This parcel lays rolling with Tonguequarter Creek dissecting the western part of the tract.