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An Architecturally Distinguished Albemarle Estate. Nestled among rolling history hills, vineries, and protected countryside, this exceptional French Proven�al?style estate spans 45 private acres and is introduced by a gated entrance that sets the tone for quiet grandeur.

An Architecturally Distinguished Albemarle Estate. Nestled among rolling history hills, vineries, and protected countryside, this exceptional French Proven�al?style estate spans 133.8 private acres and is introduced by a gated entrance that sets the tone for quiet grandeur.

Built in 2023 by MR Custom Homes, this exceptional residence offers 7 bedrooms, 7.5 baths, and 6,580 finished sq ft across four levels. Perfectly situated on a 13,285 sq ft lot in a prime McLean location, the home blends timeless design with modern luxury. Four-inch white oak hardwood floors, soaring 10-foot ceilings, and refined details set the tone throughout.

Welcome to luxurious living in highly sought-after Huntleigh at Creighton Farms. Nestled perfectly between the exclusive Creighton Farms Club and vibrant Willowsford in upscale Loudoun County, this former Stanley Martin model home offers an expansive 6,576 finished square feet of refined space across four levels.

LOCATION, SPACE, AND A TRUE ONE-OF-A-KIND OPPORTUNITY NOW ACTIVE! This one WILL go quick, don't miss this opportunity! Welcome to this beautifully maintained 6,500 sq ft home situated on 2.7 private acres on the highly desirable DC side of Warrenton. Conveniently located just minutes from Rt. 29 and Rt.

The Alexander Graham Bell House | Step into a Gilded Age fantasy with this extraordinary Greek Revival corner residence, built in 1854 and once home to Alexander Graham Bell and his family. Steeped in history and architectural splendor, this six-bedroom, six full and two half-bath Georgetown estate is a masterwork of 19th-century elegance, meticulously preserved and thoughtfully updated.

“Highland Home”, the sister house to Belmont, was built in 1880 by the Ficklen Family for their daughter Ann Eliza “Nanny” Ficklen and her husband, Daniel Murray Lee (Nephew of Robert E. Lee) Married at St. George’s Church in 1874, the original owners are still Fredericksburg residents, buried in the Confederate Cemetery.

Welcome home to 409 Park Street. Located just two blocks from the Downtown Mall, stroll to Fridays After Five concerts at the Ting Pavilion, shop at local stores, enjoy the culinary delights of Cville's exceptional restaurants, or peruse the weekly farmer's market to create your own in the large open chef's kitchen of this thoughtfully restored gem.