Rolling Cedar Farm. 109 acres at the end of a private paved road between Ivy and White Hall. Open pasture rolls to a stocked pond with a dock, a stream runs the boundary, and mown trails connect all of it. Views north and west to Bucks Elbow, Pasture Fence and Cedar Mountain, with the viewshed protected by the terrain and by easements on neighboring land. More than 2,000 trees planted since 2013; the owners have spent nearly twenty years improving the land. Over 50 acres of hardwoods hold whitetail deer and turkey, managed for ten years to build the buck population. Dove and wood duck shooting in season. The 2005 residence by Bob Anderson sits on the rise above board-fenced paddocks, with a covered porch the length of the house. Main-level owner’s suite, kitchen renovated in 2013 with Wolf and Sub-Zero, baths renovated in 2021, walkout lower level finished in 2016, plunge pool, 30 kW generator. The 1984 log cabin, restored in 2021, adds two bedrooms, two baths and a loft. Four-bay barn (2013) with conditioned bays and a hunting room; six-stall barn with office and tack room; equipment barn and run-in shed. Western Albemarle schools. About 15 miles to Charlottesville. Few places this private are this close to town.