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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.

Sited along revered Foxhall Road, at the highest point in Washington, sits one of the finest residences ever constructed in the Capital Region.

The Blaine Mansion is one of the most extraordinary properties ever offered in Washington. A blend of residential and commercial opportunities— and a slice of the District’s rich history— this offering is situated in one of the most notable locations in the country.

The Blaine Mansion is one of the most extraordinary properties ever offered in Washington. A blend of residential and commercial opportunities— and a slice of the District’s rich history— this offering is situated in one of the most notable locations in the country.

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.

Multifamily Portfolio Sale in DC! Attention, Multifamily Investors! Noble Group with eXp Realty is thrilled to present an exceptional investment opportunity—a prime multifamily portfolio for sale in Washington, D.C. This impressive portfolio comprises five multifamily properties, totaling 88 units and approximately 80,000 square feet, with a projected annual rental income of $2.

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.