The Oaks, Circa 1932 is a stunning example of a Neoclassical-style mansion. The home is built of rubbed and glazed brick in an unusual English cross-band pattern on a stone foundation and has seven corbeled, double-end parapet brick chimneys and a slate gable roof. The front porch is a classic Revival-style portico with a herringbone brick floor and four extraordinary fluted Tower of Winds columns on limestone bases. The Federal-style front entrance is embellished with fluted pilasters, leaded glass sidelights and a leaded fan light. Most windows and doors have limestone sills and keystones. A four-bay arcade connects the three car garage which has a 2-br apartment above and a large English-style greenhouse. The rear elevation features a 60', two story, Greek Revival-style porch with a purple and green slate flagstone floor. French doors open on to the porch from the east Dining room and west Library wings. Cool summer evenings on the porch provide beautiful views out over the grounds and 150-acres of rolling Virginia Hunt Country. One enters the front into a 16x28 Grand Hall with a palatial stairway with mahogony bannisters that leads to a landing with an exceptional Palladian Window and then up to the second floor. There is a powder room and a concealed elegant back staircase that leads to all four floors. From the Grand Hall, one turns left into the 20x32 library with rare red gum paneling, bookcases and doors, and a fireplace. From the Grand Hall to the right is the 19x20 drawing room with fireplace, then a cozy pine paneled den with fireplace before entering the 30x20 dining room with fireplace and coveted Zuber wallpaper. The kitchen complex is next with a 16x9 butler's pantry, 20x10 cooking area and 12x12 farm office. All with beautiful glass-front cabinetry and undercounter cabinets. The first floor features random width, wide plank oak floors, second floor has white oak floors, and the third has Alabama pine floors. On the second floor one finds four spacious bedrooms each with fireplace and private bath. On the third level there are three charming bedrooms and one hall bath. All together there are twenty two rooms, six bathrooms, twenty four closets and ten fireplaces. The wonderful grounds offer an 18th century feel with vast green lawns, a lily pond with cast stone fountain, a log cabin purportedly salvaged from the previous house that was burned by the Yankees. meat house, pool with bath house with full kitchen, bath and changing room, many flowering shrubs, hollies, magnolia, dogwood and oaks and cedar trees. There are two cottages, each with two bedrooms, a barn and high on a hill - a covered, open stone summer house for watching the Virginia Gold Cup races from 1929-1934. This historic property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Va Landmarks Commission and is protected by a Va Outdoor Foundation easement allowing only two divisions. In the wooded section is the site of the last dual fought in Northern Virginia in 1881. The Oaks is located on Springs Road in an area widely protected by conservation easements, one mile from the historic Fauquier Springs Country Club and the Scenic Rappahannock River. This listing includes 4 parcels. Please verify current taxes.

The Dell is a rare offering in which old world luxury meets a private retreat on approximately 150 acres in Northern Fauquier County. This c1840 estate has many possibilities such as a private residence, family compound, retreat, or boutique bed-and-breakfast. The exceptional offering includes a Georgian style main residence, entirely renovated secondary residence, guest house situated near the inner courtyard & pool, stone lodge office with attached log cabin, separate 3-bedroom log home ideal for a groundskeeper, and a large horse barn with a 2-floor apartment. Old world elegance best describes the main residence with stucco brick construction, formal living & dining rooms, great room, library, sunroom, floor to ceiling windows, 7 fireplaces, generous stair landings, heart pine floors, complete with an elevator. The secondary residence was entirely renovated in 2020 and completed with a modern floorplan and finishes. The enchanting tree-lined drive awaits you as you enter, and the property is bordered by over 1-mile of Fiery Run frontage to the west and has many unique features including stone facing gorges, hiking trails, a 60-year-old Poplar tree grove, trout filled pond, 30 acres of horse pastures, historic stone walls, heated pool, and hot tub. There is 10,000 sq ft equipment building with 2 floors, workshop, and 5 garage overhead doors ideal for the car enthusiast, events, or storage. The property is surrounded by the Marriot Ranch, a 4,200-acre working cattle ranch. The Dell is unrestricted so there is potential for a variety of uses, easement tax credits, opportunities for carbon and nutrient programss, and is conveniently located near Route 66, an hour for Washington DC, 45 minutes from Dulles Airport, and 20 minutes from the Inn of Little Washington. High speed 5G cellular based internet. A must see to fully appreciate.

This property is listed Jointly with Sheridan MacMahon Realtors and Wright Realty Inc. The main house is available as a separate listing on 1/14 acres for $1,500,000. MLS # VAFQ2009604 Opportunities like this one don’t come around very often. The Package includes 28 single-family residential lots and the manor home Glendonnell, now offered for sale in an area where housing sells quickly with all the due diligence already completed. NO PROFFERS. ALL LOTS ARE PLATTED & APPROVED. PUBLIC SEWER and WATER are available. All of this lies within a short stroll to restaurants and shopping in charming Old Town Warrenton. Sitting on top of the hill, this oasis, including the stone main house on 1.12 acres and the undeveloped land, lies within an already existing walkable community with an established network of sidewalks where neighbors can walk to the gym or offices located along Walker Drive or in the other direction towards Old Town where they will encounter ice cream shops, hair salons, a park and a library on the way. The location is central to everything one might want or need. Once built, these single family homes will sell quickly. The manor house Glendonnell, Is a Solid Stone Neo-Tudor residence recently featured on the Virginia Historic Garden Week Tour. The home was built in 1912 and exemplified early twentieth-century quality craftsmanship and detailed construction. Mature landscaping of boxwood, cherry, oak shade trees, shrubbery, and perennial gardens creates an oasis Inside, a timeless spaciousness is captured with attention to design and finishes and built of a mix of coursed stone blocks, adding to the architectural style with thick masonry interior walls accented with red tile roof shingles. The interiors feature ample light-filled rooms with a generous center hallway with four large arched doorways leading to the living room, dining room, and 2nd floor. Quality woodwork from another era includes hardwood floors, moldings, built-in cabinets, and mantels on five wood-burning fireplaces. A generous kitchen with farm sink, granite countertops, custom cabinets, six burner gas cooktop with a warming drawer, and two wall ovens offer the gourmet cook all the amenities for efficient food prep. Adjacent to the kitchen is an additional half bath and a large laundry room. A rear staircase accesses the 2nd floor from the kitchen area. The flow and spacious dining and living rooms are perfect for an elegant entertaining ambiance galore with wood-burning fireplaces. Additional rooms, of the den or stone room. A separate office and gym on the first floor. There are four bedrooms, two full and two hall baths on the 2nd floor. The primary bedroom has a fireplace, a large sitting room, a sleeping porch, and a private bath. The home has a rear stone patio for outdoor generating—a detached garage with room for additional storage. No drive-bys Located near Old Town Warrenton, near Rt-29, Rt-17 and Rt-15.

Mar-Lyn Arabian Farm The classic colonial of Mar-Lyn Arabian Farm is sited high on the farm’s 93+/- acres for one to enjoy views of the Bull Run Mountains to the east and the farm’s gently rolling land, stocked pond, and stable to the north and west. The home was built in 1980, using superior materials and craftsmanship and fronts on Zulla Road. This location affords one easy access to I-66, and the towns of Middleburg, The Plains, Marshall and Warrenton. Mar-Lyn is a wonderful horse property which features a 12-stall stable, 3 fenced paddocks/fields, and is within the Orange County Hunt Territory. Additional features include a dedicated space with electric and sewage hook-up for your RV, a generator for the home, and rebuilt stone walls on 2 sides of the property. The home and barn each has their own well and septic. With substantial frontage on Zulla Road, the entry is marked by stone posts. As one ascends the driveway to the home, it transitions to brick pavers from pea gravel; the pavers continue to the garage and the front courtyard. This home was built to last with brick and block construction and features over 4,000 square feet of finished living area on the upper three levels, with an additional 1,600 sq. ft. unfinished on the lower level. The main body of the home is a classic center hall colonial with a wing to the left featuring the family room with access to the attached 2 car garage. Upon entering the formal foyer, one immediately notices the wonderful attention to detail, beautiful crown moldings, wainscoting, and hardwood flooring in most of the rooms. The living room with fireplace is to the right of the foyer and the formal dining room is to the left. A hallway to the back of the foyer provides access to a handsome cherry paneled library, a full bath, laundry room/mud room, and the spacious kitchen with newly installed stainless steel appliances and a breakfast area. Beyond the kitchen is a spacious family room (19’2 X 19’10”) with stone fireplace, French doors to the back yard, and access to the 2 car garage. The second level features the primary suite with fireplace and 2 additional en-suite bedrooms. The third level features 2 charming bedrooms which share a hall bath. The lower level is open and unfinished with access to the back yard. Mar-Lyn is a wonderful property, beautifully maintained, and with tremendous potential to be even more stunning. The details of the home are numerous and impressive. The 93+/- acres has not been put into easement and offers the opportunity for tax credits, subdivision, or building a second home. The stable, having open framing, offers alternative uses such as housing one’s car collection. The current owner’s severe bee allergy discouraged plantings. Imagine an alley of flowering trees leading up to the home. The back is beautifully sited for your own design, imagine a pool, pavilion, and terraces of flowering trees and gardens leading to the pond. The potential of this property is tremendous.

Amazing opportunity for builders, investors, and business owners - over 45 acres of R-1 (1 dwelling per acre) with development potential. Industrial rezoning potential to allow for warehousing, trucking, contractor lots, and many others. Large brick home with 3 levels and 5 bedrooms plus a huge barn. This parcel has over 1,000 feet of road frontage on Boteler Road and another 200 feet on Bristersburg Road. County sewer hookup available on both roads. **FOR LARGER DEVELOPEMENT - two additional adjoining properties are available for sale as well. There is an adjoining 9.2 acres MLS#VAFQ2007328 of R-1 that boarders heavy industrial properties on 3 sides. It includes a 2 level rambler with two large buildings. The 9.2 acres has another adjoining 1 acre of heavy industrial zoned land MLS#VAFQ2008228 and comes with a 2 level rambler as well. All three properties combined would total about 57 acres, with 3 houses, multiple buildings, over 1,700 ft of road frontage, and multiple driveways. 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.

Unique offering in Fauquier County with many opportunities for ecotourism, agritourism, productive agriculture, conservation programs, and easement tax credits. Evergreen Hollow is comprised of nearly 162 acres of verdant and serene Virginia countryside with an abundance of wildlife, lush green fields, and wooded trails. The historic Evergreen 1859 farmhouse was once referred to as the Virginia "White House" and was home to the Hunton family from 1745 to 1809, Huntons were a founding family of Fauquier County. The 6-bedroom home is steeped in history and elegance and would suit as an ideal bed & breakfast, restaurant or wedding/tourism accommodation. There are 2 scenic viewsheds on the back fields and 3 ponds that would be ideal locations for a primary residence or entertaining venue. Of special interest are the summer kitchen and original square stone smokehouse off the kitchen patio. Several outbuildings include a detached garage, original farm granary and barn, and a three-bedroom, one-bath cottage, ideal for income or a farm manager The farm fields provide prime grazing and hay for horses or livestock and there is a 50-acre woodlands teeming with wildlife at the back of the property. The land is currently farmed and has good soils with a history of vines planted by the farmhouse. Evergreen Hollow, provides a respite, though located in easy distance from the historic Buckland village, Warrenton, Gainesville, 30 minutes to Dulles international airport, and less than an hour drive from the nation's capital. Excellent opportunity for land conservation programs in conjunction with tourism such as a winery & tasting room, wedding & event venue, microbrewery & distillery, and farm stay & market to name a few. The Farm has not been offered for over 7 decades and is truly a special piece of Virginia history!

Welcome to 6760 Wilson Rd, a breathtaking 167-acre estate offering an exquisite blend of luxurious living and natural beauty. This remarkable property features two stunning homes, a detached garage with living space, barns, a captivating 4-acre spring-fed stocked pond, with 7 Bedrooms total, and all embraced by majestic mountain views. The main residence, a contemporary log home, underwent extensive upgrades in 2022 and 2023. Set beside, the detached 2-car garage includes an apartment with exceptional views of the property. Stepping inside the main home, meticulous updates are evident throughout. The gourmet kitchen is a culinary haven, equipped with top-tier appliances, custom cabinetry, and exquisite granite countertops. The spacious great room with high ceilings offers an ideal setting for hosting gatherings, and an adjacent butler's pantry simplifies entertaining. A well-appointed home office caters to remote work needs. The entire top floor is a sanctuary of luxury. The primary bedroom and bathroom provide a spa-like experience, with a 3-sided Kingsman gas fireplace, heated floors, and a programmable Thermasol steam shower. The bedroom boasts panoramic mountain views and a separate sitting area. Set amid the expansive acreage, a separate 800-square-foot log cabin built in 2002 offers modern comfort with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a loft. Nearby, a substantial brick and block shop, constructed in 2001, includes an attached covered storage area with four large open bays. Inside, there is ample space and a half bathroom. The property is well-equipped to accommodate farm animals and operations, with a barn, nine Mirafount waterers, and an extensive network of underground water lines. It features miles of well-maintained fencing, an extensive trail system, three wells, a four-acre spring-fed stocked pond with a beach and an 80-foot dock, along with four smaller ponds, two creeks, and several natural springs. In total, the property boasts 7 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. This exceptional farm property offers an unparalleled blend of luxury and natural beauty. Contact us without delay to seize this remarkable opportunity for a showing.Please reference Upgrade/Highlight document.

Exquisite!!! As one enters the Estate of Delaplane Manor, one crosses the picturesque stone bridge over Crooked Run before passing through the gated entry. The drive then gently curves as it ascends to the front portico of the home. Built for Channing Delaplane, Jr. in 1921, the manor house with its exquisite symmetry is beautifully sited on its 75 acres. Located within the Crooked Run Valley Rural Historic District, the home is a handsome example of the early twentieth century Colonial Revival style. Delaplane Manor is a magnificent home for entertaining, the front portico provides an elegant entry into the grand foyer, with its 11’ ceiling height and beautiful molding. The foyer opens to the left into the 30’ x 17’ living room and to the right into the 30’ x 17’ banquet sized dining room, each with a fireplace and wonderful natural light. In addition, the main level features a den, a half bath and a separate shower room, kitchen with breakfast room and a large pantry, and at each end of the home and to the back there are three season sunrooms. The sunroom at the back opens out to a large terrace and swimming pool. The second level of the home features 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, sitting room, library, and kitchenette. The third level features 2 spacious bedrooms at each end of the hallway with private baths and 3 additional rooms and a hall bath. The lower level is unfinished and offers a half-bath, equipment rooms and wonderful space for a game room, a home theater, and storage. The land sits high with elevations ranging from 550'-770' and is gently rolling with beautiful open fields to each side of the home. To the back of the manor house are barns and paddocks, and beyond them are mature woodlands. Within the property’s boundary is a 2 story frame home, which is not currently habitable and is being sold “As Is”. Delaplane Manor has recorded covenants which can be found in the Documents section of the listing. The following historic and architectural details regarding Delaplane Manor were furnished by Maral S. Kalbian, Architectural Historian & Preservation Consultant. Built for Channing Delaplane, Jr. in 1921 it’s located on land formerly a part of James Ball's large eighteenth century land grant, it was built near the site of the Summerset Mill, which was constructed for Hezekiah Turner in 1779 and burned in 1894. Delaplane used stones from the mill for the foundation of this dwelling. The house is a handsome example of the early twentieth century Colonial Revival style. The two-and-a-half-story, seven-bay, brick Colonial Revival-style dwelling is covered by a side-facing gable roof with brick parapet end walls and arched dormers on the east side. Brick chimneys are located at the north and south ends of the house. A double-height, three-bay entrance porch is located on the east side of the house. The centrally located entrance, which has an elliptical fanlight, is flanked on each side by three 12 over 12 wood sash windows. This property is in Land Use. Seller will not be responsible for Roll-back Taxes if Purchaser removes any portion of the Property from Land Use. A/C sold in "as is" condition. Delaplane Manor is located within prime Virginia horse and wine country, minutes from Middleburg, Upperville, Marshall and Warrenton. The location is convenient to both Interstate 66 and Route 50 and fronts on Winchester Road/Rt. 17 between Interstate 66 and Paris.