Historic Real Estate

Greenwood, c. 1800, Orange County, VA

An excellent example of early Federal architecture, Greenwood is a 111 acre horse farm just minutes from the historic town of Orange Virginia. This well proportioned two-over-two farm house sits on a brick English basement overlooking pastoral and Blue Ridge Mountain views. An attractive wing with a tray ceiling was added in the mid-19th century. Greenwood maintains a great deal of its original materials and architectural detail including heart pine floors, partially enclosed stairway, plaster walls and chair rail. This detail along with well proportioned rooms, high ceilings, numerous working fireplaces and central hallway gives the home the charm and elegance one would expect in a house of this caliber. The home belonged to the family of James Madison. A very well built 9 stall stable also graces the property.

Contacts Justin H. Wiley 434 981-5528 and Peter A. Wiley 540 219-3771

Price - $2,100,000

RARE OFFERING HISTORIC PHILLIP’S COTTAGE, circa 1842.

In Richmond’s Most Sought-After Fan District. Never gutted, this is a preservationist’s dream. Charming cottage, newly renovated kitchen with granite, high-end, stainless appliances. New baths. (2 full) Gorgeous original floors. 1 bdrm, 4 frpls, enchanting "secret garden" totally walled for privacy, ancient plantings and brick footpaths, original cook-house still in tact.

$300,000 - Call 804-370-3121

Wilton, ca. 1750

Located in Middlesex County, Virginia. This old Virginia brick home of the Churchill family is one of the great mid-sized planter’s houses of the 18th century. Revered by laymen and architectural historians alike, it has rarely been seen by the public.

$990,000 - Click here for more details.

Bransford Vawter House, ca. 1818

Located in Lynchburg, Virginia. Originally located at 409 Polk Street in Lynchburg, VA the Bransford Vawter has been dismantled and is available for sale. A fine example of a 19th century vernacular home of the Federal period, the house retains much of its original fabric and is well worth reconstructing to its original form.

$29,000 - Click here for more details.

Cool Well, ca. 1830

Located in Hanover County, Virginia. Cool Well, built in the 1830s, is located in Hanover County. Cool Well was donated to the Revolving Fund by a joint venture between Mr. Todd Rogers of Rogers-Chenault, Inc. and Mr. Bryan Kornblau of Eagle Construction, Inc. Cool Well was saved from demolition to make way for a subdivision.

$185,000 - Click here for more details.

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Location: Richmond, VA
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