Albemarle County, Virginia Farms

Three parcels, 123.13 acres on Batesville Road. 1920's 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on the property on a 3 acre tract is not under easement. 120.13 acres is in a conservation easement with 2 available dwellings allowed. Property has incredible views from the mountain Ridge, great creeks, hard and soft wood forests. Timber value is significant. Sellers will consider selling the 120.

Great small home, 1920's vintage, currently leased through 6/15/2024; the property consist of 123.13 acres. 120.13 acres in conservation easement with the potential for 2 dwellings and associated allowed dependencies. 8233 Batesville Road is a adjacent parcel, TM 84, parcel 11 containing 3 acres. Great woodland and creek area reaches up the mountain ridge behind the property.

A breathtakingly beautiful 86 acre Keswick area farm nestled up against the Southwest Mountains. The well-proportioned residence and accompanying outbuildings are sited to take in views in every direction. The home was thoughtfully renovated in 2001, retaining its original character including floor to ceiling wormy chestnut paneling in the study.

One of a kind property in Western Albemarle but less than 30 minutes to Charlottesville & UVA. This is an opportunity to create a fabulous estate, in a rural area, but close to shopping, schools, medical facilities, the town of Crozet & only minutes to the Blue Ridge Mountains & the Shenandoah Valley. High Speed Internet available from Firefly Fiber Broadband.

Mountain view home on 87 acres with large pond and guest cottage in Albemarle County. This 3,000 square foot, 3 bedroom/3 full bathroom main home rests on a secluded hill with spectacular mountain views. A large, nearly 1 acre private pond lies in view of the home and is equipped with multiple fountains and detailed water scaping.

This stunning and storied tract offers unparalleled privacy and tranquility with multiple strong building sites with commanding, panoramic views of the sprawling countryside. With long frontage on bold, beautiful Ballenger Creek, the land is rife with wildlife including deer, quail, turkey, dove and ducks.