As winter draws to a close and we head into spring, it may be the perfect time for you to look for a new home! We have rounded up plenty of tempting options, that would all be a dream to move into this spring. From an impeccably renovated farmhouse estate set on 40 picturesque acres, to both mid-century and modernist masterpieces, a 150 acre country estate worthy of preservation, new construction with classic elegance and a 200 acre parcel with endless possibilities, the March real estate roundup once again proves that the Charlottesville area has it all. Read on for our favorite Scouted properties this month.
Horseshoe Hill – 4545 Louisa Road // Keswick, Virginia // Contact: Ann Hay Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134
The details: 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half bathrooms, dream kitchen, 42 acres
Features we love: A complete renovation in 2018 turned this classic farmhouse into a sophisticated and luxurious retreat, with every amenity you can imagine … from a dream kitchen, to an oversized laundry room, a gorgeous pool and a tennis/pickleball court. This stunning property in the heart of Keswick offers great indoor and outdoor living, and provides sweeping pastoral and mountain views.
Stanford Hall – 827 Campbell Road // Keswick, Virginia // Contact: Murdoch Matheson, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134
The details: 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 3,367 square feet, 155 acres
Features we love: Stanford Hall is a hidden gem. This c. 1822 eclectic country manor is situated in the middle of 155 acres with stunning views of the SW Mountain range. The historic home has a grand scale with 10.5 ft ceilings, marble mantels and double hung windows … worthy of restoration & preservation.
Keswick Country Estate – 2884 Palmer Drive // Keswick, Virginia // Contact: Murdoch Matheson and Yates McCallum, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.981.7439
The details: 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 1 partial bathroom, 4.15 acres
Features we love: This country retreat within the gates of Keswick Estate showcases superior craftsmanship and architectural detailing. All of the modern refinement of a new build, with the classic elegance of Keswick Estate. A covered brick terrace and screened porch, as well as a winter room, make for beautiful year round indoor/outdoor living.
Barbee – 1521 Rugby Road // Charlottesville, Virginia // Contact: Ann Hay Hardy, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.296.0134
The details: 5 bedrooms, 2 full and 1 partial bathroom, 0.5 acres in the heart of town
Features we love: This mid-century-inspired home was designed by renowned architect Fred Nichols, the dean of the Architecture school at UVA and known for his restoration of the Rotunda. The focal point of the home is the two-story vaulted entertaining space with a central brick dual-sided fireplace. Features such as cedar siding with redwood interiors, antique period lighting, original bathroom vanities and fixtures in pristine condition, and a built-in greenhouse are among the special details that this home has that cannot be found in today’s construction. Check out this one-of-a-kind time-capsule.
Queensland Estate – 0 Dogwood Drive // Kents Store, Virginia // Contact: Conor Murray, Frank Hardy Sotheby’s International Realty, 434.964.7100
The details: 200 acres
Features we love: Conveniently located between Charlottesville and Richmond, Queensland Estate is the perfect place for you to create your own family estate, retreat, hunting sanctuary, or development. The possibilities are endless in bucolic Kents Store.