Virginia

In the Roanoke area, a trio of homes shows how thoughtful updates can shape daily life, whether you crave city access, room to roam, or low-maintenance ease. Each property emphasizes move-in-ready confidence through modernized kitchens and baths, granite countertops, and meaningful system improvements. The collection ranges from a renovated residence near downtown with front and rear porches, to a North County brick colonial farmhouse on 3.18 acres with a creek, fireplace, and workshop space, to a quiet cul-de-sac home with vaulted ceilings and HOA-supported convenience.

Across Virginia, a quintet of lifestyle properties shows how land and water can shape the experience of home as much as the architecture. Mountain views and rolling hills set the tone in Broad Run, while Charlottesville offers in-town new construction with generous volume and a private primary deck. On the coast, a two-level Sanctuary penthouse frames Back Bay and Atlantic panoramas. Farther afield, unrestricted acreage with Cod Creek waterfront and a well-kept 1903 estate between the Rappahannock and Potomac invite recreation, retreat, and gatherings.

Across Virginia’s Blue Ridge foothills, a quintet of properties treats land and setting as the true luxury, pairing architectural character with amenities that feel purpose-built for weekends that stretch into seasons. A Monticello AVA vineyard estate near Charlottesville brings legacy acreage and an event-ready winery building. Nearby, a modern farmhouse frames spring-fed ponds, trails, and a saltwater pool. Wintergreen’s Stoney Creek offers golf-and-lake resort living, while an equestrian-ready homestead adds a guest cottage and open pasture. Norfolk’s storied stone mansion rounds out the collection with parkfront urban elegance.

Norfolk Harborfest returns to Town Point Park from June 19–21, marking its 50th year with a weekend of tall ships, live music, fireworks, family programming, and waterfront events along downtown Norfolk’s Elizabeth River. The festival, one of Hampton Roads’ signature summer gatherings, is free and open to the public.

Haven TeamMay 26, 2026 · 2 min read

Homes shaped around how people want to live. Privacy and premium positioning—quiet cul-de-sacs, corner settings, and acreage—set the stage for outdoor-minded routines and effortless entertaining. Inside, like-new and custom builds emphasize open layouts and refined finishes, while thoughtful conveniences support everything from one-level ease to flexible garage space. Together, they trace a lifestyle-forward map from Back Bay serenity to trail-linked rural retreat.

Across Virginia and just over the border in North Carolina, this quintet of desirable homes traces a lifestyle map from historic city elegance to coastal calm and mountain seclusion. In Richmond, a 1915 brick-and-slate Colonial by W. Duncan Lee reflects careful stewardship and thoughtful renovation. Near Providence, a 2021 build on 4.22 acres pairs privacy with easy access to Danville. Virginia Beach delivers deep-water living beside First Landing State Park, while Lynchburg offers a landscaped brick Colonial with resort-style pool and hot tub. In Star Tannery, nearly 94 acres along stocked Paddys Run Creek completes the collection.

Across Virginia, a quintet of desirable homes captures the state’s varied rhythms, from protected countryside to commanding mountain and lake panoramas. In Warrenton, a substantial estate is defined by supreme privacy amid thousands of acres of conservation land. Smith Mountain Lake sets the stage for a custom-built waterfront retreat tailored to gatherings and quiet escapes. Aldie presents a fully renovated and expanded residence with seamless indoor-outdoor living. Luray offers Shenandoah Valley tranquility near historic charm, while Blacksburg pairs mountain views with easy proximity to Virginia Tech and downtown.

Room to breathe, privacy to keep, and scenery that shapes daily life. From a preserved historic estate above the James River to a Chesapeake Bay penthouse in a gated enclave, each property elevates its setting through thoughtful design and amenity-rich ease. Coastal living appears in Cape Charles, where beach walks and golf sit close at hand, while Laneview brings serious river frontage and dock infrastructure. Blairs rounds out the collection with multi-generational flexibility on acreage.

Across Virginia, lifestyle takes shape in places where setting is the true amenity. This quintet ranges from lakefront sanctuaries at Smith Mountain Lake and Kerr Lake to a Chesapeake Bay penthouse framed by panoramic water views, with spaces designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living. On land, a 49.825-acre equestrian property pairs a 2023 home with a 12-stall barn and fenced pastures. Completing the arc, a refined 1947 Monument Avenue mansion unites legacy architecture with a Gunite pool, gardens, and rare four-garage capacity.