Louisa County, Virginia Farms

This unique property near Lake Anna offers a blend of natural beauty, privacy, and accessibility. Here are some key features: Size: The parcel spans over 26 acres. Water Access: You’ll have the advantage of Lake Anna (Private Side) access, allowing you to enjoy water activities. Horses Welcome: The property permits keeping horses, making it ideal for equestrian enthusiasts.

45.212 Country Acres Zoned A1 (Agricultural) with Protective Covenants & Restrictions To Run With Land. No Reclassification from A1 to A2 Zoning. In Land Use. 3 Division Rights and Family Division Rights. Over 800 Ft of Road Frontage. Seller To Pay Up To $600 for Soil Testing on Buyer's Selected Building Site. Farm Lease Renewed in January on Yearly Basis.

Welcome to the farm, perfect for multigenerational living. This property includes a 3 bedroom 2 bath two bath log home. horse barns and approximately 20 wooded acres 2 pastures and hay field. As you step onto the open front covered porch, rustic elegance unfolds. The main living area seamlessly connects to the kitchen, where modern convenience meets the authenticity of rough-hewn logs.

This property is located in-between I-64 and the town of Louisa, a perfect location for a commuter to Richmond or Charlottesville to enjoy a large tract of land and a classic farmhouse. You can make this into your dream farmhouse and enjoy over 127 acres of unique land which includes a large creek, rolling hills, and loblolly pine planted in 2011.

36 acres for development in Louisa County on one of the main arteries into town With access to both 64 and the town of Louisa this is a great spot,Leppig Estates

Calling all Developers! Great potential here to finish the remaining acreage for Martin Village Subdivision. Sellers have master plat that they can offer for new developer to develop renaming lots or get their own plans drawn up. Great location. Not far from the Town of Louisa or 1-64.

Price improvement on this incredible opportunity to own an expansive and pristine 158.97 acres in the Green Springs National Historic Landmark District in Louisa County.