Virginia

Across Virginia, this quintet of desirable homes traces a shared affinity for water, mountains, and thoughtfully chosen neighborhoods. In Crozet, White Hall Estate spans 212+ acres at the foothills of the Blue Ridge, just 14 miles from Charlottesville, with unusually flexible acquisition options. Virginia Beach contributes two deep-water settings, from a 1.2-acre Alanton sanctuary to sweeping Broad Bay views with a boat lift and dock. At Smith Mountain Lake, a premier point lot pairs acreage with expansive mountain vistas, while Alexandria’s Stratford Landing offers a rare 2017 Brush Arbor Homes build, turnkey and custom-designed.

Across Virginia, a quintet of residences illustrates how luxury is increasingly defined by experience as much as finish. In Norfolk, the Fergus Reid House pairs storied Ghent provenance with a parkfront address. Battle Mountain’s Lac Clair turns 9+ acres into a water-and-woodland retreat, while Wintergreen’s Stoney Creek offering places daily life on golf-course frontage near resort amenities. In Ruckersville, an equestrian-ready 10-acre setting meets mountain views and a guest cottage. Virginia Beach completes the set with rare, low-density gated beachfront living.

Across Virginia, a quintet of lifestyle properties turns scenery into daily ritual, from mountain-framed estates in Broad Run to the salt-air panoramas of Sandbridge. Each setting encourages time outdoors, whether that means wraparound decks above Back Bay, marsh views beside a private pier-like retreat in Queens Lake, or miles of trails and creek frontage on 117.7 acres in Hanover. Indoors, recent upgrades and refined finishes support effortless living, while flexible spaces—from a Charlottesville carriage house to investment-ready coastal living—add modern practicality.

Water as daily backdrop, paired with the kind of privacy that makes recreation feel effortless. From a brick waterfront residence on 3.55 acres to a 74+ acre tract on Cod Creek with no covenants or restrictions, these settings invite boating, fishing, and quiet evenings on decks, porches, and in a solarium. A well-kept 1903 farmhouse on 18.1 acres nods to agrarian charm, while Chic’s Beach condo living adds a low-maintenance coastal counterpoint.

Homes that feel ready for living now, yet flexible enough for what comes next. From a Williamsburg cul-de-sac with wooded privacy and low-maintenance outdoor living to a South Boston brick estate on 2.52 acres with a renovated apartment, each property pairs setting with adaptability. Richmond’s Scott’s Addition condo leans into walkability and amenities, while Reedville’s waterfront retreat adds a guest cottage and pier. Spotsylvania rounds it out with polished, model-home ease.

Homes that feel current from day one, whether newly built or thoughtfully renovated. In Orange, a brand-new split foyer pairs a rear deck with meadow and mountain views in a town known for historic charm and walkability. In Fairlawn’s King’s Pointe, three energy-efficient, one-level residences prioritize open-concept living, 2-car garages, and practical laundry or mudroom spaces near Radford, Virginia Tech, and outdoor recreation. Chesapeake rounds out the collection with a light-filled, flexible renovation in the heart of 23324.

Daily life shaped by shoreline access, community amenities, and the freedom to use space in more than one way. At Smith Mountain Lake, a move-in-ready duplex in Mariners Landing pairs resort-style conveniences with true dual living. In Newport News, a classic Riverside home places private beach access, golf, and the Noland Trail close at hand. Farther along the water, a renovated Lanexa bungalow adds an oversized garage with a studio apartment above. Reedville rounds out the set with a build-ready lot on Cockrells Creek, poised for Chesapeake Bay days.

Danville, Virginia frames this quintet of homes, where everyday comfort meets practical opportunity. Across these addresses, fireplaces and flexible living areas set the tone for cozy gatherings, from formal dining rooms to finished basements and extra workspaces. Several residences speak to long-term pride of ownership, including a one-owner favorite and a custom-built “forever home” with gas lantern welcome and dramatic volume. Others lean investment-ready, with tenant-in-place potential, bus-line proximity, and straightforward upgrades like replacement windows, new HVAC, and refreshed gutters.

Across Virginia’s storied small cities and open countryside, this sextet of homes highlights how lifestyle often hinges on setting and upkeep. Near downtown Roanoke, a thoughtfully renovated residence pairs refinished hardwoods with contemporary kitchens and baths, plus porch-side ease. North County offerings and a Callands farmhouse expand the horizon with multi-acre parcels suited to gardens, chickens, and outbuildings. Elsewhere, a cul-de-sac retreat and Winnbrook community homes in Staunton and beyond emphasize bright interiors, modern finishes, and simplified living close to culture.