Unparalleled in its beauty and charm, this historic, circa 1776, 1,471 acre Virginia estate is surrounded by breathtaking rural countryside, yet is less than one hour to our Nation's Capital and 45 minutes to Dulles International Airport. The stately Georgian-style manor house is one of America's great homes and is situated in a private park-like setting with vistas reminiscent of the English countryside. Estate dependencies include a two-story Georgian Revival-style stone carriage house, farm and equestrian improvements, a guesthouse, additional residences and a shooting preserve, all adding to the property's unique character and distinction. Listed on both the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register, as well as under a preservation easement, this extraordinary property is in excellent condition and is a rare offering of a National treasure.

Experience unparalleled privacy at the magnificent North Wales, established circa 1713. This breathtaking Fauquier County property spans 1,482 acres of rolling fields, forest, lush formal gardens, and features a historic, stunning Georgian-style manor house located only an hour from Washington, D.C. Enter through the stately gated entrance on tranquil Springs Road, where a gatehouse marks the beginning of a gently winding 1.5-mile drive. This scenic journey, flanked by rolling hills, ponds and picturesque stone bridges, culminates in the arrival to the exquisite manor house, set along a signature maple tree-lined driveway. Originally built circa 1776 and thoughtfully expanded in the early 1900s with the expertise of nationally renowned architects Arthur Little and Herbert W.C. Browne, the manor boasts of 22 bedrooms, which include 12 dedicated staff quarters. Grand living, dining, and ballrooms make it an ideal setting for entertaining, while the estate’s design prioritizes privacy and offers breathtaking views. The extensive primary suite includes adjacent sitting rooms and a kitchenette, complemented by a stunning terrace overlooking the rolling hills and pastures. North Wales features eight residential tenant dwellings, including an exquisite carriage house with a five-bedroom apartment, horse facilities, tranquil ponds, and sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Protected by a conservation easement with the Virginia Outdoor Foundation, the estate allows for the creation of additional private recreational facilities, such as a world-class equestrian operation or a nine-hole private golf course. As one of America’s great estates and a national treasure, North Wales is proudly listed on both the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register.

One hour from Washington D.C., higher than Monticello with breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this is a rare opportunity to OWN THE TOP OF YOUR OWN MOUNTAIN with a 360-degree view! This manor house was custom designed and built with the highest quality modern-era construction. Offering utmost privacy, yet convenience to D.C. and to the historic town of Warrenton, this property is ideal for a private embassy, corporate retreat, non-profit organization, or as an elite residence. The home boasts 9 bedrooms, 11 baths, 9 fireplaces, a 3-floor elevator and potential helicopter landing sites. Sited at an elevation of 1,050 ft on 85 acres, the home offers some of the most spectacular views in the state of Virginia. One-of-a kind, magnificent views of the Blue Ridge to the west give the property a much greater appreciation potential – what buyers are seeking! There are stunning views to the east of: Washington D.C., Tysons Corner, Centreville and Manassas. 100-mile scenic views to Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake Bay, and to Charlottesville to the southeast. Mountain tops ensure cleaner air, cleaner water, and cleaner weather, as pollution and smoke tend to settle in the valleys. This home showcases impeccable details: imported Italian marble and tile, gold and crystal chandeliers, teak and white oak flooring, custom cherry cabinets, and a remodeled chef's kitchen. The framing wood is Douglas Fir, brought from the West Coast and much of the home is built with commercial grade steel and can withstand a force wind of 125mph+. Rare black walnut selected from the property has been beautifully incorporated throughout the home. The floors have felt underneath for noise elimination. There are 6 HVAC zones, and all are insulated from temperature and noise. This home is one of only a handful of houses in the country to be awarded the prestigious UL Master Label for lightning protection system. This home also has an extensive high-security system. This property and the adjacent property are conservation protected for privacy and security, as well as perpetually low real estate taxes. You pay only pennies on the dollar on land taxes – this is a huge tax savings! With modern-era construction this home is not susceptible to lead-based paint or asbestos, that may be found in older historic homes. There is a high communications value of this site due to its proximity and line-of-sight to Washington D.C., and its 1,050 ft high elevation. The communications value of the property is over and above its current MAI appraisal of $15M, as that value was not factored into the appraisal. Shown by Appointment only. See documents for full details and description.

Oakendale Farm, ca. 1938 is the epitome of an exquisite Virginia Hunt County Estate. Located within minutes of Middleburg, Virginia, its 435 acres are in prime Orange County Hunt territory with potential for incredible ride-out. From the Manor house to the meticulously manicured gardens, grounds, dependencies, and the hundreds of acres of surrounding pastures with protected view-sheds, Oakendale is in a class of its own. The entrance to the estate is from a quiet country road, 5 minutes south of historic Middleburg. Once inside the gates, the first drive to the left leads to the courtyard of the manor house, a second courtyard with private office and guest house, and a third courtyard which features the custom greenhouse, and the oversized and heated 5 bay garage with a spacious second floor entertainment room. Next to the garage is a 105k generator which provides back-up power to the manor house and most of the other buildings in these courtyards. MANOR HOUSE: Designed by renowned architect, William Lawrence Bottomley and constructed by master builder, W. J. Hanback, the Colonial Revival stone manor house is sited perfectly to enjoy the commanding views of the estate and surrounding countryside from the Bull Run to the Blue Ridge Mountains. One enters the Foyer (15’ x 14’), to its beautiful, curved staircase, and wide board walnut flooring which carries throughout the formal living areas. To the right of the foyer, wide steps lead down into the anteroom, and then into the gracious Living Room (36’ x 18’6”) with walk-in bay window and French doors to the back gardens. Once again from the foyer, a hallway leads into the very handsome paneled library (16’ x 16’), with fireplace, French doors opening to gardens, and a curved reading nook surrounded by windows. The hallway then leads to the elegant stone terrace with seating walls surrounded by boxwood gardens designed to draw attention to the expansive and protected views. From the terrace one has access to the pool (60’ x 40’), pool house with covered terrace, grill, wet bar, showers, and changing rooms. Returning to the home, the next room from the foyer is the banquet sized dining room (20’ x 18’) which includes an intimate dining area surrounded by windows. Just beyond the dining room is a very private garden room perfect for taking afternoon tea. The room to the left of the front door houses 2 coat closets and leads to the elevator and the butler’s pantry. From here one enters the Kitchen (20’ x 17’), which features a 6 burner Viking Range with Viking Hood. The workspace is open to the light filled breakfast room (12’6” x 9’) surrounded by windows. Beyond the kitchen is the laundry area, steps to both the upper and lower levels, and a side door, which leads to the courtyard shared by the 2-story office and guest house. The second level of the manor house offers a magnificent primary suite complete with bedroom (21’ x 17’), private porch for breathing in the glorious views, sitting room (20’ x 16’), exercise room/dressing room (12’ x 9’) and 2 full baths. The remainder of the second level offers: bedroom #2 (17’ x 16’) with private bath, bedroom #3 (15’ x 10’) w/private bath, & a 2 bedroom suite (11’ x 9’ & 12’ x 8’), full bath, & sitting room w/ kitchenette. This suite has access to the back stairwell. Oakendale Farm consists of 2 tax parcels: 333.19 acres and 102 acres, both parcels are protected by an easement with the Virginia Outdoors Foundation. IN ADDITION TO THE MANOR HOUSE OF OAKENDALE, DEPENDENCIES INCLUDE: • 2-story office with porch • Guest house w/3 bedrooms and terrace • Farm manager’s house • 5+ car garage • 8 stall courtyard barn w/double wash stall, office, laundry & one-bedroom apartment • Barn for 2 horse trailers • Equipment barn with 8 bays (3 climate controlled) • Bank barn & Creamery • Stunning greenhouse • Pool & pool house • Historic Log Cabin on the 102 ac.

The entrance to Kilkenny Farm’s 968 acres is framed by spectacular Rhododendron. The long driveway passes the farm manager’s house, a stable, and then a large pond before the drive curves and ascends to the courtyard in front of the manor home. Kilkenny’s Georgian style manor house, ca. 1935, was built with imported English brick, using old world craftsmanship. It is perfectly sited for one to enjoy the ultimate in privacy and gorgeous views. The home features a 3-level center section flanked by 1 story wings, which form the courtyard. The wing to the right features a large mudroom, which connects the main body of the home to the three-car garage. The wing to the left houses guest quarters with 2 en-suite bedrooms. The elegant center hall of the home runs the depth of the foyer and then opens into the sunroom which bathes much of the first level in natural light. The home’s high ceilings, moldings, spacious rooms, and wonderful blending of indoor spaces to the out of door terraces, gardens and lawn make this a very gracious and welcoming home. In addition to the classically beautiful manor house, there is a stunning, newly constructed second home designed by Andy Lewis, with the award-winning architectural firm of Neumann, Lewis and Buchanan. Also, perfectly sited to enjoy privacy and the views, this home feels timeless. The open floor plan is built on the stone foundation, and centers around the historic stone fireplace of the previous structure and features 3 bedrooms and 3 ½ baths. To the left of this home is a charming, completely renovated guest house/study. Kilkenny Farm’s 968 acres sits at the edge of the village of Orlean in one of the most beautiful areas of Fauquier County with expansive views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 17 miles to the west. The entire farm consists of 3 parcels protected by a single Easement with the Virginia Outdoors Foundation. Each parcel is accessed by either Kilkenny Road, Hawthorne Farm Road, or Thumb Run Road. The 540-acre parcel has access to all three roads and contains the residences and barns, 3 ponds, fenced pasture, forestland and a section of Thumb Run. Eighty acres of this 540 acre parcel are not included in the easement and include the manor house, the large pond, the manager’s house, and the stables. The 378-acre parcel is accessed from Kilkenny Road and Hawthorne Farm Road and contains a mixture of open fields with a pond and forestland. The 50-acre parcel is accessed from Thumb Run Road with its northern boundary following the curves of Thumb Run. Kilkenny Farm is a wonderfully managed, working cattle farm, with well-maintained fencing surrounding the grazing land as well as protecting a section of Thumb Run. Located in prime Old Dominion Hunt territory, this is also wonderful land for horses. Just a few miles from Warrenton as well as I-66, Kilkenny Farm’s 968 acres create a beautiful escape. This is an exceptional property which encompasses the beauty for which this area is known with its verdant rolling hills, expansive views and tremendous privacy. Please note: The pool is open and is being sold "as is"

The entrance to Kilkenny Farm’s 968 acres is framed by spectacular Rhododendron. The long driveway passes the farm manager’s house, a stable, and then a large pond before the drive curves and ascends to the courtyard in front of the manor home. Kilkenny’s Georgian style manor house, ca. 1935, was built with imported English brick, using old world craftsmanship. It is perfectly sited for one to enjoy the ultimate in privacy and gorgeous views. The home features a 3-level center section flanked by 1 story wings, which form the courtyard. The wing to the right features a large mudroom, which connects the main body of the home to the three-car garage. The wing to the left houses guest quarters with 2 en-suite bedrooms. The elegant center hall of the home runs the depth of the foyer and then opens into the sunroom which bathes much of the first level in natural light. The home’s high ceilings, moldings, spacious rooms, and wonderful blending of indoor spaces to the out of door terraces, gardens and lawn make this a very gracious and welcoming home. In addition to the classically beautiful manor house, there is a stunning, newly constructed second home designed by Andy Lewis, with the award-winning architectural firm of Neumann, Lewis and Buchanan. Also, perfectly sited to enjoy privacy and the views, this home feels timeless. The open floor plan is built on the stone foundation, and centers around the historic stone fireplace of the previous structure and features 3 bedrooms and 3 ½ baths. To the left of this home is a charming, completely renovated guest house/study. Kilkenny Farm’s 968 acres sits at the edge of the village of Orlean in one of the most beautiful areas of Fauquier County with expansive views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 17 miles to the west. The entire farm consists of 3 parcels protected by a single Easement with the Virginia Outdoors Foundation. Each parcel is accessed by either Kilkenny Road, Hawthorne Farm Road, or Thumb Run Road. The 540-acre parcel has access to all three roads and contains the residences and barns, 3 ponds, fenced pasture, forestland and a section of Thumb Run. Eighty acres of this 540 acre parcel are not included in the easement and include the manor house, the large pond, the manager’s house, and the stables. The 378-acre parcel is accessed from Kilkenny Road and Hawthorne Farm Road and contains a mixture of open fields with a pond and forestland. The 50-acre parcel is accessed from Thumb Run Road with its northern boundary following the curves of Thumb Run. Kilkenny Farm is a wonderfully managed, working cattle farm, with well-maintained fencing surrounding the grazing land as well as protecting a section of Thumb Run. Located in prime Old Dominion Hunt territory, this is also wonderful land for horses. Just a few miles from Warrenton as well as I-66, Kilkenny Farm’s 968 acres create a beautiful escape. This is an exceptional property which encompasses the beauty for which this area is known with its verdant rolling hills, expansive views and tremendous privacy. Please note: The pool is open and is being sold "as is"

Welcome to Longwood Farm, tucked away in the gently rolling hills of Casanova, less then 5 miles southeast of Warrenton . The heart of the 774+/- acre farm is its 12,000-square-foot broodmare barn built in 2003 with 32 stalls, office and bath. Surrounding the stable are auto water systems, two ponds, creek, run-in shelters, and other improvements. The recently renovated center hall farm house is located in a stand of mature trees and offers views of the pastures, pond and barn. The property, not in conservation easement, consists of 16 parcels totaling 774 +/—acres. It has extensive road frontage along the east side of Rogues Rd as well as extensive frontage along the west side of Old Dumfies Road.

Amazing opportunity for builders, investors, and business owners - three adjoining properties, 3 houses, multiple buildings, and combined over 56 acres of R-1 (1 dwelling per acre) with development potential. Industrial rezoning potential to allow for warehousing, trucking, contractor lots, and many others or potential to be a large scale housing development. Properties are surrounded by heavy industrial zoned property and 1 acre out of the 56 is already zoned I2 heavy industrial. Nearly 2,000 ft of combined road frontage on Boteler Road and Bristersburg Rd. County sewer hookup available on both roads. All properties have NO flood plain and are NOT historic. Don't miss this rare opportunity for a massive residential or industrial development at a fraction of the price compared to those in Prince William, Loudoun, and Fairfax. Please view agent remarks regarding showings and financing. TAXID#'s for addition parcels are 7911921401 and 7911826358.