A National Register Greek Revival estate on 98 conserved acres

LUXURY PROPERTY AUCTION: 17-28 July. Accepting starting bids through 16 July. Starting bids expected between $1.25M-$2.65M. Earn an incentive by 16 July. On 97 conserved acres in Virginia's Hunt Country, Ashleigh offers something increasingly rare: a landscape that cannot be touched, views that will not change, and a Greek Revival manor listed on the National Register of Historic Places whose nearly two centuries of patina feel earned rather than curated. Heart pine floors glow in morning light, seven wood-burning fireplaces anchor rooms built for serious entertaining, and a wisteria-draped pergola leads into garden rooms that bloom season after season. A redbud arch frames the passage to a heated pool and guest house beyond the formal gardens. Seventeen stalls across three stables signal a horse property of real consequence. The conservation easement ensures the countryside visible from that columned portico today will remain unchanged in perpetuity.