Charlottesville, Virginia Farms

583-acres of spectacular land located less than 20 minutes south of Charlottesville. Several elevated building sites capture wide views of the surrounding mountains, Monticello, and the Rivanna Floodplain. The land is mostly wooded and comprised of mixed pine and hardwoods, with 60� open acres spread throughout.

Bel Aire ? Elegant and timeless, this stately 1810 Federal-style residence on 100+/- acres blends historic detail & craftsmanship w/ contemporary livability.

Situated just outside Charlottesville, Shack Mountain is a historic masterpiece designed by Fiske Kimball, founder of UVA?s School of Architecture. Built in 1935?36, the home pays tribute to Thomas Jefferson?s architectural legacy, modeled after Jefferson?s design for Farmington.

An Architecturally Distinguished Albemarle Estate. Nestled among rolling history hills, vineries, and protected countryside, this exceptional French Proven�al?style estate spans 133.8 private acres and is introduced by a gated entrance that sets the tone for quiet grandeur.

This extraordinary Georgian estate is set on 179 acres with two ponds, seven natural springs, and two barns, offering timeless elegance in a truly remarkable setting with additional subdivision and vineyard potential. Designed for both entertaining and everyday living, the home blends historic charm with modern comfort, all while capturing breathtaking mountain views from nearly every room.

Here is a singularly exceptional sanctuary of rare scale and convenience mins E of Charlottesville and UVa. The immediate neighbors are Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, President James Monroe’s Highland (Ash Lawn), and historic Morven, ca. 1821, owned by the UVa Foundation.