5 Virginia Luxury Homes from Mountain Views to Coastal Penthouses

From its elevated setting in Broad Run, this four-sided brick estate unfolds across an expansive lot framed by mountain views, rolling hills, and mature trees. A grand foyer opens to a two-story great room where soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, palladium windows, and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace create a dramatic sense of arrival. The remodeled gourmet kitchen pairs quartz counters, custom cabinetry, premium appliances, and a generous island, flowing easily into inviting living and dining areas. Recent updates include a new roof, newer HVAC, a water heater, a water softener, and three sets of washer and dryers. The primary suite is designed for ease, with a spa-inspired bath and custom closets, while the finished lower level adds flexible space with a custom bar and walkout access. Outside, a Trex deck, saltwater pool, firepit, gazebo, and outdoor kitchen set the tone for unhurried evenings.

Down a quiet lane just off the cul-de-sac at the end of Walnut Grove Farm Lane, this 117.7-acre holding offers seclusion with easy access to Hanover and I-95. The property is part of a working horse farm, anchored by two one-acre (±) fenced paddocks and approximately 1.2 acres of openland/yard. Braided electric fencing surrounds the paddocks, complemented by a horse run-in and a covered wash area, with water and 100-amp electric service already in place at the paddocks and wash area. Beyond the improvements, the landscape turns wooded: roughly 6 acres (±) of twice-thinned, 35- to 37-year-old pine plantation and 107.4 acres (±) of mature mixed hardwood and natural pine woodland. Walking and horse trails weave throughout, and a long 4,250 feet (±) of Mill Creek frontage adds a tranquil edge to daily life.

Set on a corner lot in Charlottesville, this just-completed new construction by Gibson Homes pairs a cool color palette with crisp, considered details. Ten-foot ceilings on the first floor and true finished-in-place hardwoods give the generous layout an easy sense of volume, anchored by a natural gas fireplace with a shiplap surround and a great room coffered ceiling. The kitchen reads like a working chef’s space, with Viking appliances, a porcelain farm sink plus prep sink, and a pot filler. Custom cubbies, built-ins, solid-core doors, wood closet shelving, and custom tile work continue the tailored feel. Upstairs, the primary suite opens to a 10×16 deck, joined by an en-suite bedroom and a Jack-and-Jill bedroom ensemble, plus a large second-floor laundry room. Out back, an oversized stamped concrete patio invites long evenings, while a detached two-car garage with a finished carriage house offers flexible living or work space.

Commanding panoramic views of the Back Bay, Atlantic Ocean, and miles of coastline, this rare two-level penthouse in The Sanctuary at False Cape is defined by light and horizon. Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap an expansive open plan where a large kitchen flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas, creating an easy rhythm for gathering and downtime. Four bedrooms and four full baths offer comfortable flexibility for family and guests, while two wraparound decks extend daily life outdoors—an ideal setting for sunsets and long water views. Set within Sandbridge’s premier oceanfront community, residents enjoy resort-style amenities including pools, fitness centers, and direct beach access. With strong rental potential and proximity to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, False Cape State Park, dining, and outdoor recreation, the days here naturally unfold between beach, nature, and sky.

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Along the water’s edge at Queens Lake in Williamsburg, this distinctive residence opens to breathtaking, unobstructed marsh views across a sprawling private lot. Inside, classic detail meets modern upgrades with hardwood floors, elegant molding, and exquisite craftsmanship throughout, creating rooms that feel both refined and livable. A detached three-car garage spans three floors, offering flexible space for a workshop, office, or studio—ideal for projects that need a little separation from the main house. Outdoors, a new composite deck and patio set the scene for slow afternoons, with a hot tub and fire pit for cooler evenings and a pier overlooking the wetlands for a front-row seat to the landscape. Recent improvements include a new roof, windows, tankless water heater, generator, and paved drive. Queens Lake amenities include a marina, pools, clubhouse, and lake access.