Virginia Farms

This is a rare opportunity to build a fully custom home tailored to your vision, crafted by Winchester’s award-winning builder, Hepler Homes. The home shown is a representative example of what can be built on this exceptional property. List price reflects the included options outlined in the documents section and is subject to change based on custom selections.

This unique property is the definition of an oasis in the woods. Surrounded by 180 glorious private acres, this home dazzles with grandeur while blending natural elements that mesh with the environment. The handsome hunter green standing seam metal roof with matching accents against wood siding is the ideal look for this 4,166 square foot architectural marvel.

• Parcel 28 and 29 include 26 Acres of M1 zoned industrial land in Caroline County and 51.4 Acres of RP Land within the parcels. • Parcel 26 includes 144.

Sarvisberry is a remarkable 30-acre estate in the scenic mountains of Floyd, Virginia, just off the Blue Ridge Parkway and adjacent to the renowned 5-star Primland Resort. At over 3,250 feet in elevation, it enjoys a unique micro-climate that supports diverse flora and fauna, evoking the feel of an English garden.

Stone Mountain Estate is a vineyard property with history, charm, and panoramic views, set on nearly 79 acres atop a ridge in Central Virginia. Overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains, it offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and future potential. The property includes a 1,400-square-foot schoolhouse thoughtfully converted into a two-bedroom, two-bath residence.

Historic Stone Farmhouse on 116.8 Acres of Rolling Virginia Countryside is available for the first time in nearly a century! Tucked quietly into the foothills of Huntly, Virginia, where creeks weave through open meadows and mist settles gently over the Blue Ridge, stands a home that feels timeless.

Historic Stone Farmhouse on 116.8 Acres of Rolling Virginia Countryside is available for the first time in nearly a century! Tucked quietly into the foothills of Huntly, Virginia, where creeks weave through open meadows and mist settles gently over the Blue Ridge, stands a home that feels timeless.

Originally known as Mount Pleasant this breathtaking 426.15 acre parcel was at one time the home of Thomas Lee, whose home Mount Pleasant burned in 1729. Sometime after, Thomas Lee and his family moved to Stratford Hall, which is a must-see on the Northern Neck! Since that time, a portion of this property has been known as "Burnt House Field".

Set on 34 private acres at the end of a gravel lane, 7312 Oak Lane offers a rare equestrian lifestyle with extensive horse facilities, open and wooded land, pond fishing, streamside trail riding, and privacy within a community of like-minded equestrian neighbors.