Charlottesville 18th Century Homes for Sale

Keswick- Jackson Warehouse. This Is An Interesting Historic Structure Built In 1754.

Year Built: 1754

Keswick-Jackson Warehouse was built in 1754 as a warehouse to serve the Jackson Store. It became the Keswick Fire House, then a blacksmith shop and continues to operate in that capacity. This is a very interesting opportunity to renovate or convert this historic structure to one or more of the uses allowed in the Rural Area. It's primary use has been "industrial" over the past two decades manufacturing ornamental iron, gates, fences, and other architectural features. The property is across the street from the Keswick Post Office, is adjacent to the Little Keswick School. The first floor is the blacksmith shop, the second story is used for storage, display and office. The property is an exceptional opportunity for mixed-use in Keswick and is surrounded by the many prominent historic properties.

Details about Keswick- Jackson Warehouse. This Is An Interesting Historic Structure Built In 1754.

$710,000.

For more information contact Gayle Harvey Real Estate at 434-220-0256 or E-mail us!

Liberty Corner

Year Built: 1790

Liberty Corner - the epitome of Albemarle County farms. This historic property, spanning 1085 acres, stands as a testament to the essence of Virginia's countryside charm. It features a distinguished estate from the 1790s and multiple outbuildings, offering versatility for various agricultural endeavors. Scottland Farm - the quintessential Albemarle County estate. Spread across 803 acres, Scottland Farm captures the true essence of Virginia's pastoral beauty. It showcases an 1800s estate and multiple tenant buildings, creating a unique blend of agricultural opportunities and income generation from the tenant houses. This is a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of Albemarle County's historic and picturesque landscape.

Details about Liberty Corner

$19,995,000.

For more information contact Gayle Harvey Real Estate at 434-220-0256 or E-mail us!

Llangollen

Year Built: 1795

Landmark 1,100± acre estate in the heart of the Middleburg/Upperville hunt country. Steeped in history, Llangollen dates to 1795 and is anchored by a gorgeous 9-bedroom Colonial Revival house. Sited at the end of a mile long driveway, the house features sweeping 180-degree views over the property and surrounding landscape. Extensive improvements include 8 tenant cottages, numerous outbuildings, and 8 ponds, among others. Equestrian resources include a best-in-class polo facility, 7 barns, and expansive turnout options. 700± acres of mostly level open ground, and 400± acres of forested land. Phenomenal scenery and privacy, yet only 1 hr to Washington, D.C. and 15 minutes to Middleburg. Under conservation easement, contact broker for details. Llangollen is a true generational asset in one of Virginia’s most iconic landscapes.

Details about Llangollen

$26,500,000.

For more information contact Gayle Harvey Real Estate at 434-220-0256 or E-mail us!

Edgemont Farm

Year Built: 1796

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains is this Palladian inspired masterpiece called Edgemont. Surrounded by 572 acres of rolling Virginia farmland, with the Hardware River running through the lush fields, is a home whose design is reputed to be the only remaining private residence attributed to Thomas Jefferson. Complete with tennis court, pool, pool house, and guest houses. Fiber internet throughout the property now. The land is not under conservation easement.

Details about Edgemont Farm

$15,000,000.

For more information contact Gayle Harvey Real Estate at 434-220-0256 or E-mail us!