Peace and Plenty at Bollingbrook, circa 1809, presents an outstanding property in the history of Virginia. Originally part of a 9,600-acre land patent from Lord Fairfax in 1731 it later became a wedding present of 790 acres in 1809 whereas the one-story, Federal brick house of four rooms was constructed. Later in 1830, Robert Bolling added 21 rooms creating an ornate and classic Jeffersonian design with 15 ft. ceilings, beautiful fireplace mantels, intricate cornices and columns, a glorious staircase, beautiful hand-blown glass windows, decorative door handles and hinges and gorgeous, white oak floors. All original seventeen (17) structures remain: The Manor House, The Pool House, The Guest Cottage, The Gate House, The Chapel, The Overseer's House, The 12-stall Barn, The Old Silo barn (oldest in the State of Virginia), The Cannery, The Scale House, The Blacksmith Shop, A Wood Shed, The Schoolhouse, A Smokehouse, A Summer Kitchen, A Barn Apartment and The Hilleary House. The main house offers four generous entertaining rooms upon entry; a Music room, Living room, Meeting room and a Library. The expansive Dining room can accommodate two dozen friends and family. A Primary Suite with adjoining sitting room, opens to the deck sunroom and a stroll on the wrap around balcony. Of course, a luxurious bath leading to an expansive closet of 27 ft. x 18ft. outfits the suite. In addition, there are two, luxurious bedrooms with fireplaces and private baths, a back staircase, full basement, a three-car garage, and a lovely mudroom entry to the Kitchen with enclosed porch. The Pool House flanks a saltwater pool with a wide lounging ledge and overlooks the Blue Ridge displaying spectacular sunset views! Among the pristinely manicured grounds is the notable 250-year-old Cedar of Lebanon tree, largest in Virginia. Preserved in Easement with the Land Trust of Virginia and in the Piedmont Hunt territory, this 365-acre retreat offers unparalleled tranquility and privacy for All to enjoy!
Peace and Plenty at Bollingbrook, circa 1809, presents an outstanding property in the history of Virginia. Originally part of a 9,600-acre land patent from Lord Fairfax in 1731 it later became a wedding present of 790 acres in 1809 whereas the one-story, Federal brick house of four rooms was constructed. Later in 1830, Robert Bolling added 21 rooms creating an ornate and classic Jeffersonian design with 15 ft. ceilings, beautiful fireplace mantels, intricate cornices and columns, a glorious staircase, beautiful hand-blown glass windows, decorative door handles and hinges and gorgeous, white oak floors. All original seventeen (17) structures remain: The Manor House, The Pool House, The Guest Cottage, The Gate House, The Chapel, The Overseer's House, The 12-stall Barn, The Old Silo barn (oldest in the State of Virginia), The Cannery, The Scale House, The Blacksmith Shop, A Wood Shed, The Schoolhouse, A Smokehouse, A Summer Kitchen, A Barn Apartment and The Hilleary House. The main house offers four generous entertaining rooms upon entry; a Music room, Living room, Meeting room and a Library. The expansive Dining room can accommodate two dozen friends and family. A Primary Suite with adjoining sitting room, opens to the deck sunroom and a stroll on the wrap around balcony. Of course, a luxurious bath leading to an expansive closet of 27 ft. x 18ft. outfits the suite. In addition, there are two, luxurious bedrooms with fireplaces and private baths, a back staircase, full basement, a three-car garage, and a lovely mudroom entry to the Kitchen with enclosed porch. The Pool House flanks a saltwater pool with a wide lounging ledge and overlooks the Blue Ridge displaying spectacular sunset views! Among the pristinely manicured grounds is the notable 250-year-old Cedar of Lebanon tree, largest in Virginia. Preserved in Easement with the Land Trust of Virginia and in the Piedmont Hunt territory, this 365-acre retreat offers unparalleled tranquility and privacy for All to enjoy!
Courtesy: Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty
540-687-8500
Courtesy: Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty
540-687-8500
Peace and Plenty at Bollingbrook, circa 1809, presents an outstanding property in the history of Virginia. Originally part of a 9,600-acre land patent from Lord Fairfax in 1731 it later became a wedding present of 790 acres in 1809 whereas the one-story, Federal brick house of four rooms was constructed. Later in 1830, Robert Bolling added 21 rooms creating an ornate and classic Jeffersonian design with 15 ft. ceilings, beautiful fireplace mantels, intricate cornices and columns, a glorious staircase, beautiful hand-blown glass windows, decorative door handles and hinges and gorgeous, white oak floors. All original seventeen (17) structures remain: The Manor House, The Pool House, The Guest Cottage, The Gate House, The Chapel, The Overseer's House, The 12-stall Barn, The Old Silo barn (oldest in the State of Virginia), The Cannery, The Scale House, The Blacksmith Shop, A Wood Shed, The Schoolhouse, A Smokehouse, A Summer Kitchen, A Barn Apartment and The Hilleary House. The main house offers four generous entertaining rooms upon entry; a Music room, Living room, Meeting room and a Library. The expansive Dining room can accommodate two dozen friends and family. A Primary Suite with adjoining sitting room, opens to the deck sunroom
Courtesy: Thomas And Talbot Estate Properties, Inc.
540-687-6500
Welcome to Slate Hill, an exquisite country estate on almost 10 acres. Fully renovated interior and exterior in 2021 with all original features retained, including wide heart pine flooring throughout and detailed woodwork. This elegant c. 1700's property has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 full baths and combines a wonderful mix of old and new. The property was originally a portion of the 2,000 acre land patent granted to George Washington by Lord Fairfax in 1768. The original house and cabin structures date from 1770s with additions to the house built in the 1820s. A stone entrance bridge with stone pillars crosses a small spring-fed stream, flanked by ancient boxwoods and wrought iron gates. A large parking area and driveway provides ease of access. Towering trees ring the property, providing a sense of your this beautifully private glen. The perfect country lifestyle awaits inside the house. A gourmet kitchen offers soapstone counters, custom cabinetry, farmhouse sink, imported AGA appliances and a casual dining area. The formal dining room retains its exposed original stone walls, restored beams, original fireplace and antique lighting. Living Room has expansive windows allowing the natural light to flood in, 9ft ceiling beams, and the origin
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Upperville is located in Virginia. Upperville, Virginia has a population of 118. Upperville is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 100% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 35.08%.
The median household income in Upperville, Virginia is $78,987. The median household income for the surrounding county is $111,368 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Upperville is 59.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 43.7 inches per year, with 19.1 inches of snow per year.
