Virginia

luxury that feels like escape without sacrificing ease. From 20.3 secluded acres in Chester to a circa-1817 fieldstone home at the edge of Middleburg, privacy comes with thoughtful updates and flexible spaces. On the Chesapeake Bay, two penthouse retreats quintet sweeping water views with the confidence of gated living. At Smith Mountain Lake, a private point lot with 505 feet of shoreline and a covered 3-slip dock underscores a lifestyle shaped by the water.

privacy, acreage, and settings that feel difficult to replicate. From Virginia Beach waterfront sanctuaries with sweeping views and deep-water living to a classic 1959 brick-and-slate James River estate, each residence is shaped for gathering as much as retreat. The collection then widens into experience-driven ownership, including a 135.89-acre Northern Neck winery and event venue and a refined Western-style luxury event estate in Franklin County.

Across Virginia’s coast, valleys, and lake shores, this quintet of properties shares a lifestyle-first point of view—homes designed as settings for daily retreat and effortless hosting. A brand-new Virginia Beach residence pairs cohesive interiors with smart-home ease and a resort-style backyard. In Spottswood, 111 acres of Shenandoah privacy meets equestrian potential and conservation views. Falls Church offers an eco-conscious garden sanctuary, while Kerr Lake and Moneta deliver waterfront living with docks, patios, and turnkey convenience.

water as daily backdrop, generous acreage or estate-scale footprints, and spaces made for gathering. From Danville’s Oak Ridge—a restored Classical and Greek Revival landmark crafted by Thomas Day—to a Broad Bay Island home with deep-water dockage and recent updates, each property privileges outdoor access and privacy. In Blacksburg, an elevator-equipped custom estate pairs views with in-town proximity. Suffolk offers 72 creekfront acres with multiple structures and a generator, while Lake Anna delivers premier public-side frontage for polished, all-day hosting.

Across Virginia, a quintet of desirable homes captures the many ways residents define a well-lived day—from waterfront mornings to acres of quiet countryside. In Weems and at Smith Mountain Lake in Moneta, natural light and sweeping water views shape open interiors designed for gathering and retreat. Midlothian’s Charter Colony offers a refined suburban rhythm with generous room to host. In Locust Grove and New Kent County, updated residences sit on more than five private acres, inviting future gardens, horses, or simply space to breathe.

Across Virginia, a quintet of addresses makes the case for water as the ultimate amenity—whether it is Lake Anna’s panoramic views and sheltered swim cove, a private stream in the Foothills, or acreage fronting a Halifax shoreline. Each property leans into outdoor living with screened porches, decks, patios, and hot-tub-ready moments designed for scenery and entertaining. Privacy and flexibility run throughout, from turnkey updates and conveying furnishings to guest-suite potential, beachside ease in Ocean Park, and a flat Sarah’s Creek homesite built for boating access.

privacy that never feels remote. From a 117.7-acre working horse farm tucked just beyond a cul-de-sac near I-95 to a modern farmhouse on 3.25 private acres in Keswick’s wine-and-horse country, each setting leans into calm without sacrificing access. Water and recreation add texture, with lake and golf course proximity in Culpeper and a tidal dockside retreat in Virginia Beach. Thoughtful finishes and flexible living round out the collection.

Across Virginia, this quintet of residences shares a lifestyle-first sensibility, pairing privacy with proximity to everyday conveniences. Gated communities and golf-course settings set an easy rhythm, while Chesapeake Bay frontage and wooded acreage bring nature to the forefront. Inside, chef’s kitchens, premium finishes, and primary-suite comfort anchor each home’s sense of retreat. Outdoor living spaces—from decks and screened porches to landscaped terraces—extend the experience, and dedicated rooms for work, fitness, media, or storage underscore how thoughtfully these homes are designed to be lived in.

Across Virginia, a quintet of high-end residences shows how today’s luxury is defined by flexibility, privacy, and time spent outdoors. From an 8-acre French Provincial estate in Northern Albemarle County with two fully finished structures to expansive lakefront settings in Chesterfield and Wirtz, each home is shaped for gathering without sacrificing quiet. In Williamsburg and Salisbury Hills, wooded backdrops, upgraded interiors, and thoughtful extras—from screened porches to approved apartments—support multigenerational living and effortless entertaining.