Warrenton VA Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Brick rambler with full basement. Three bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, dining area and living room on main level. Lower level partially finished. Comfortable natural gas heat. Nice level yard in great location with easy access to Old Town Warrenton, shopping, schools, dining and hospital.

Unparalleled in its beauty and charm, this historic, circa 1776, 1,471~ acre Virginia estate is surrounded by breathtaking rural countryside, yet is less than one hour to our Nation~s Capital and 45 minutes to Dulles International Airport. The stately Georgian-style manor house is one of America~s great homes and is situated in a private park-like setting with vistas reminiscent of the English countryside. Estate dependencies include a two-story Georgian Revival-style stone carriage house, farm and equestrian improvements, a guesthouse, additional residences and a shooting preserve, all adding to the property~s unique character and distinction. Listed on both the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register, as well as under a preservation easement, this extraordinary property is in excellent condition and is a rare offering of a National treasure.

The International House- a landmark Warrenton property , historic and truly unique manor home/ corporate facility adjacent to Airlie Conference Center. The house is approximately 8000 square feet with extraordinary features: 10 fireplaces, custom woodworking, massive rooms. The property includes 255 +/- acres in 5 parcels with extensive road frontage. The property further includes 3200 foot operational airfield and hangar, and iconic 25 acre lake, providing incredible habitat just outside of the Warrenton town limits. 5 tax parcels, extensive road frontage, outbuildings and additional dwelling. There may be significant conservation tax credit potential. Open and rolling fields, just outside of Warrenton, this property lends itself to a myriad of uses with requisite approvals. DO NOT ENTER THE PROPERTY WITHOUT LISTING AGENT AND APPOINTMENT.

Eastwood, C. 1830, is an unusual opportunity to own an abundance of Virginia history situated in a bucolic setting on 136 acres two miles from historic Warrenton. Masterful restoration and detailed relocation of some of the buildings projects a wonderful trip back in time. The completely renovated manor house features salvaged architectural gems throughout. There are 8 fireplaces, a living room, library, dining room, large kitchen, a tasting room and 4 bedrooms. A stroll thru the garden rooms, thru clouds of boxwood and glorious flower beds, takes one past a lily-filled fish pond, stone walls, a gazebo and leads to the C. 1760 Balch House, completely dismantled in Prince William County and meticulously reassembled in pristine, almost original condition. From there one might visit the stone Meat House C. 1880 from Prince William County and on to the restored C. 1930 Summer Kitchen and C. 1930 Clover Hill guest suite, then on to the amazing Party Event barn C. 1939 with 3 baths, outdoor patio with fireplace and balanced rotating water ball made by the same craftsmen who fashioned the water ball at Disney's Epcot Center. A special and unique bar has been tucked into the original silo. Next visit the Manager's House C. 1930 and 1813 with 4 fireplaces, two massive chimneys, original wainscoting and lots of tales it could tell. Everything in spotless condition. Then on to Rosedale C. 1880, moved from a Fauquier estate near Warrenton. Magnificent two story stone construction that was used for processing wine. The Grainery C. 1801, is the next stop. A four story quaint stone building taken down from Willow Green in Prince William County stone-by-numbered stone - magnificent in that every floorboard was put back where it was originally. During the Civil War women and children took refuge in the Grainery during both Battles of Manassas. Now for the equestrians among us, on to the 16 stall, very unusual Round Stable with indoor exercise ring and observation platform on the roof to observe the excitement of horse racing and jumping in the nearby fields. Next door is the 9 stall Stable/Apt. C. 1940 with lounge with fireplace, and fully equipped 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment upstairs. There is also an excellent riding ring. The farm is served by natural gas lines, two large generators, a central water supply, sprinkler systems in the gardens which include his and her bath houses for garden parties. This estate is permitted for weddings, large event conferences, etc. and would also serve nicely as a family compound or country estate. Each building on this property has stories to tell now that they have been restored to live on indefinitely. Come and listen. Land is in conservation easement. No drive-ins please - security system!

Eastwood, C. 1830, is an unusual opportunity to own an abundance of Virginia history situated in a bucolic setting on 136 acres two miles from historic Warrenton. Masterful restoration and detailed relocation of some of the buildings projects a wonderful trip back in time. The completely renovated manor house features salvaged architectural gems throughout. There are 8 fireplaces, a living room, library, dining room, large kitchen, a tasting room and 4 bedrooms. A stroll thru the garden rooms, thru clouds of boxwood and glorious flower beds, takes one past a lily-filled fish pond, stone walls, a gazebo and leads to the C. 1760 Balch House, completely dismantled in Prince William County and meticulously reassembled in pristine, almost original condition. From there one might visit the stone Meat House C. 1880 from Prince William County and on to the restored C. 1930 Summer Kitchen and C. 1930 Clover Hill guest suite, then on to the amazing Party Event barn C. 1939 with 3 baths, outdoor patio with fireplace and balanced rotating water ball made by the same craftsmen who fashioned the water ball at Disney's Epcot Center. A special and unique bar has been tucked into the original silo. Next visit the Manager's House C. 1930 and 1813 with 4 fireplaces, two massive chimneys, original wainscoting and lots of tales it could tell. Everything in spotless condition. Then on to Rosedale C. 1880, moved from a Fauquier estate near Warrenton. Magnificent two story stone construction that was used for processing wine. The Grainery C. 1801, is the next stop. A four story quaint stone building taken down from Willow Green in Prince William County stone-by-numbered stone - magnificent in that every floorboard was put back where it was originally. During the Civil War women and children took refuge in the Grainery during both Battles of Manassas. Now for the equestrians among us, on to the 16 stall, very unusual Round Stable with indoor exercise ring and observation platform on the roof to observe the excitement of horse racing and jumping in the nearby fields. Next door is the 9 stall Stable/Apt. C. 1940 with lounge with fireplace, and fully equipped 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment upstairs. There is also an excellent riding ring. The farm is served by natural gas lines, two large generators, a central water supply, sprinkler systems in the gardens which include his and her bath houses for garden parties. This estate is permitted for weddings, large event conferences, etc. and would also serve nicely as a family compound or country estate. Each building on this property has stories to tell now that they have been restored to live on indefinitely. Come and listen. Land is in conservation easement. No drive-ins please - security system!

Historic Ashland Farm, sited on 130 acres, has origins c. 1725, enhancements by architect William Bottomley & a total renovation b/w 2016-2017. The 8,477 sq ft stone manor house has numerous fireplaces, 2 kitchens & sumptuous master suite. There is a tennis court, sports barn, stocked pond, heated pool/hot tub, 3-BR guest house, 25 stalls, 190' indoor ring & caretaker's cottage. Offered furnished.

Exquisite. Quiet grandeur. Serene. Clovelly is an extraordinary estate set on 125 acres in Warrenton. The main residence is the result of a major rebuilding effort in the 1920's. The design work of renowned architect, William Lawrence Bottomley is evident inside and out. The current owners recently completed a meticulous restoration and renovation including a state of the art kitchen. 5 bedrooms with a mastersuite on the first floor, 5 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms and 6 fireplaces. A screened-in porch with living and dining areas and massive back south-facing portico are two of the elegant entertaining spaces. It is just under 5,000 SQFT. The 1600 SQFT guest house offers more bright, open spaces with vaulted ceilings featuring mortise and tenon constructed beams in the kitchen and living area. Two bedrooms and bathrooms are separated on two levels with one fireplace. This also received the same thoughtful and high quality restoration and renovation. The original structure and stone walls date back to 1728. The Clovelly grounds are equally impressive. Professional landscaping is designed to enhance the pea gravel motor court and rear lawn. Historic stone walls with multiple archways create a serene, secret garden setting. Great Run stream runs along the back of the property where you can picnic or walk with a picturesque water view. Clovelly includes one of the largest stables in the region with 29 stalls, a two-car garage, newly constructed equipment barn with lean-to and restored jockey house. Springs Road is home to some of the finest estates in Virginia and offers the convenience of being in close proximity to dining and shopping. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a unique property of grand scale, exceptional architecture and prestigious historical significance. Clovelly is a masterpiece.

DUNNOTTAR FARM: HISTORY, CONSERVED LAND & BUILDINGS.......Dunnottar was originally part of a land grant from Lord Fairfax to Col. William Payne c. 1739. In 1879 the land was purchased by Major Robert Peabody Barry. When Margaret Barry was married to Julian Keith, she received Dunnottar as a wedding gift. She designed and built a new house in the early 1900s on the site of the original 1799 house that was mostly destroyed by fire. She incorporated a stone section from that original house into her new home. There is wonderful wooden paneling and doors in the Living Room and Dining Room, and the floors are original wood. In the next generation, a large Sun Porch was added with a big fireplace and massive walls of windows; and it became the Heart of the House. On the main level and upstairs there are big bedrooms and small bedrooms, all with new windows, but in need of updated bathrooms! Dunnottar Lane winds past a charming stone Spring House that was used until a few years ago and up the hill to Margaret's house. The main house has been leased in the past; but will not be leased during the marketing of the farm. Three cottages are scattered about this part of the farm. Two are leased on a yearly basis by a local agency. The third, and smallest, cottage is where the Farm Manager lives and barters his labor for rent. There are approximately 300 acres of grasslands that have been leased by Virginia Beef for many years and the current 3 Year lease was signed in January 2019. The cattle do not winter on the farm. There are several fields around the new stable by the main house and other farm buildings that are used for horses owned by people living in the main house or cottages. Great Run, a strong creek, flows the length of the whole farm, and there are two ponds.The Sellers of Dunnottar live at the southern end of the farm on Bear Wallow Rd. & they will retain that house and approximately 49 acres, basically out of sight of the rest of Dunnottar. That division will leave 400 acres of Dunnottar for sale. The sale is By The Entirety.The farm's main entrance is off Cannonball Gate Rd. and the main house and cottages reached by Dunnottar Lane. Warrenton Hunt used to have a Hunt Meet named "Cannonball Gate" just inside the stone pillars at the farm's entrance. An earlier member of the family had placed Civil War cannonballs on top of his stone pillars, thus the name of the street and the hunt meet.The farm is in a Conservation Easement with The Virginia Outdoors Foundation. The easement gives any Owner permission to build two additional houses in a high pasture up against the tree line of the woods on the East side of Dunnottar Lane. Fauquier County Planning and Zoning has also approved those building sites.VOF says the main house and rental cottages can become a separate parcel if it were to incorporate 150 acres. That division would leave 250 acres to be divided between the two building sites if a future Owner ever wished to separate them. The whole 400 acres, in three parcels or one, would enjoy a low tax rate because of the conservation designation. VOF is a very popular way among land owners in Middleburg, Warrenton and Charlottesville, to name only a few areas in the State, who wish to keep their countryside green and undeveloped.

Reflecting a rare architectural pedigree coupled with a breathtaking setting, Ridgelea is available for the first time in 25 years. This idylic Georgian mansion is positioned on a high knoll overlooking 210 lush acres in the heart of prime Virginia Hunt Country. Celebrated architect, Waddy Wood designed Ridgelea in 1920 and more recently, world recognized architect, Hugh Newell Jacobsen reimagined the main kitchen, butler's pantry, oversized mud and laundry rooms and a secondary kitchen. A serene, tree-lined drive leads to a sun bleached pea gravel motor court. Waddy Wood, one of Washington's most renowned architects, used a quiet pallet of stone to construct much of the home with stately white columns and shutters accented by a slate roof. The interiors are impressive from the moment you step through the front door with an expansive foyer and high ceilings flanked by symmetrical corridors with stunning, wonderfully scaled broken pediment door casings. It is no surprise the main level furnishings look like they belong in the pages of a national design magazine. Renowned interior designer and Warrenton resident, Barry Dixon is responsible for a main level refreshing seven years ago which includes Fortuny upholstery and draperies. The oversized living room, adjacent garden room, library and dining room have wood burning fireplaces. A second main level garden room adjacent to the kitchen is enhanced by a woven, green grasscloth wall covering that brings the outside inside this sitting room.The second level of Ridgelea boasts two bedroom wings. Five, ensuite bedrooms each with fireplaces are accessible from the primary corridor including two master bedroom suites with private doorways leading to a private covered veranda. A secondary corridor of rooms accessible from the second floor or the back stairwell has three bedrooms, one full bathroom and kitchen. These rooms have previously been used as quiet guest rooms and as staff quarters. A modern elevator reaches all four levels of Ridgelea including the unfinished basement and a massive attic room that could be converted into a multi-area entertaining space. The grounds of Ridgelea unfold like a resort. A recently updated swimming pool with stone surround, two large guest cottages, a picturesque pond and a nine-stall horse barn with office space and paddocks are all part of this exquisite Warrenton estate. Removed from the rest of the world but affording the conveniences of nearby dining and shopping less than ten minutes away, Ridgelea is a historic jewel with a brilliant future.

An iconic Hunt Country property, designated a Virginia Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Loretta is a stunning 18th century mansion set at the center of 128 pristine acres of field and woodland, among gorgeous gardens of green lawns, towering trees and magnificent boxwood. With an idyllic countryside location, yet only minutes from the~conveniences of Warrenton, The Plains, Marshall, Middleburg and Gainesville, and the main commuting arteries of Northern Virginia, Loretta is perfectly situated. The well-regarded Wakefield, Hill, Foxcroft and Highland schools are within minutes' drive, Dulles International Airport and Tyson~s Corner are 40 minutes away, downtown Washington D.C. less than an hour.~~At the end of a long, private drive lined with stately trees and bounded on both sides by its own fields, the property includes the six-bedroom, nearly 6500 square foot, brick manor house on four levels, an adjacent 18th century springhouse converted to a studio/home office, a charmingly restored 19th century, two-bedroom, 2000 square foot guest house within the gardens of the main residence, a 50~ swimming pool, and a seven-stall stable and barn with vast upstairs loft. In addition, there is a restored 19th century tenant house at some distance, ideal for a property manager or tenant with a small family, and three additional outbuildings from the same period.~An altogether authentic expression of Virginia~s colonial heritage, Loretta has benefited from careful stewardship and discreet renovations over the years, while retaining all of its original features. Improvements made by the current owners include a complete re-roofing in Buckingham slate and copper, a thorough re-pointing of the original masonry, extensive internal restorations, a remodeling of the kitchen, and the addition of the swimming pool. While reflecting the restrained elegance of its original Federal period design, Loretta boasts the~neoclassical architectural proportions and bright, airy character of a gracious Southern mansion.~Passing between imposing Ionic columns and through the lovely front entrance with leaded sidelights and transom, you will discover a vast central hall, sweeping staircase, eleven-foot ceilings, pocket doors, French windows, carved mantles and antique wood floors throughout.~~Organized around cool grass lawns and traversed by mellow brick pathways, the gardens of Loretta spread out under ancient, towering poplars and include magnificent, mature boxwood, lilac, privet, hydrandea, azalea, vibernum and heirloom flower beds rich with peonies, lilies and iris. The varied trees spread through the gardens include magnolia, dogwood, willow, cherry blossom, flowering pear, buckeye, burr oak, ash, walnut, hackberry, osage orange, locust and maple. The gardens are a wonderland for children and adults alike and offer a multitude of opportunities for outdoor entertaining. ~~Loretta today is in impeccable condition, a stylish and manageable full-time residence or a weekend country home. With its location and topography, it would be an ideal equestrian estate and the enviable quality of the land makes it well-suited for viticulture, arable or livestock farming. Loretta is offered with 65 acres at $2,650,000. The adjacent 63 acres with wonderful water views, building rights and lenient easement provisions are available by separate negotiation.

Arborvitae, C 1890 & 1935, is a rare example of late medieval architecture with its massive central chimneys, steep roof lines, and unusual brick patterns. Five bedrooms and 3 full baths & 2 half baths. Double barreled ceilings, winding staircase, generous sized rooms & decorative fireplaces. Situated on 111.74 acres, strong stream, stable with cottage & stone-walled terrace gardens

Yorkshire House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The extensive gardens complement this fully restored estate. Architect "Tappy" DeHeller designed this art deco and modern home for the ages while incorporating Virginia vernacular of brick and slate. Yorkshire House is located in the downtown Warrenton Historic District, yet with over 5 professionally landscaped acres the privacy will remind you of a Yorkshire country manor and park!

1968 Custom Built W.J. Hanback Stone Rambler located on 50 acres, frontage on three state roads, tenant house, machine garage w/ heated workshop, slate roof & copper gutters. Home is nestled in the trees on a gentle knoll. First time offered for sale since built. Property can be subdivided. Seller will pay no Roll Back Taxes.

Fabulous!! Completely Renovated circa 1890 Country Home on 48 private and scenic acres 10 minutes from downtown Warrenton. New gourmet kitchen w highend stainless appliances, 42 inch white cabinets, granite, center island, 5 in. white oak hardwoods. New custom designed master bedroom suite with luxury bath and walk-in closet. Barn, tenant house, 2 car garage, in-ground pool. Open /Wooded. Special.

Peace, Love & Joy Farms, long hard surfaced driveway leads to this special home built in 1985, 6 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, 5 fireplaces, high ceilings, large rooms with good flow, formal garden overlooks Cedar Run, large pond, pool w pool house, barn could have 4 stalls. Rolling land, very private - yet very close to Warrenton.

Solid farmhouse (circa 1884), with 4 bedrooms and apartment. Property consists of 14 aces with Fauquier County subdivision approval for 12 lots. Combination of cleared and wooded acreage with pond, Comcast cable and great commuter location. Tremendous potential!

Williamsburg, in a Grand English Style on 17 acres. Immaculate country estate with 180 boxwood, 90 holly, too many dogwood to count. Quaint chip 'n' dale bridge over Great Run on long, paved drive approach. Very high ceilings, wide pine floors, elegant woodwork, two fireplaces, many French doors, exercise room. 1st floor master with private walled garden with out-door shower, screened porch, many slate patios, garage with loft, pond, garden. Covenants. Please no drive ins.

Your search is over. Retreat to Warrenton, VA with its historic ~Old Town, beautiful wineries, and it~s established local farms. Fauquier County, with its world renowned equestrian lifestyle is proud to present this 6 bedroom 4.5 bath, 7,000 Sqft, dream home. Nestled on the edge of the Shenandoah Valley, this home boasts over 11 acres directly on the historic Rappahannock River. Situated in the shadows of Washington DC, this quiet, country estate sits on a secluded one way road delivering the serenity that equestrian lovers seek. With recent remodels throughout the home and a 2 car detached garage with workshop and bonus room above, this barn ready home is waiting for you. Features such as fenced paddocks, private pond, 1,000 gal. inground propane tank and multiple freeze proof water hydrants throughout the property gives you the endless possibilities to fulfill your equestrian dreams. The Rappahannock river provides opportunities for recreational canoeing and kayaking, including class I,II, and III rapids. In addition, the property has a rich, civil war history and is surrounded by famous battle sites including Kelly~s Ford and is home to huge, old growth hardwoods all the way to the rivers edge! This amazing property is truly a one of a kind. Total Sq. Ft. owner estimated of 7000.

Grove C. 1820. In the heart-of-hearts of America's finest foxhunting territory approximately four miles from historic Warrenton, VA. Surrounded and protected by conservation easements. Grove has played a major roll in the Warrenton Hunt being the home of Masters of Foxhounds and entertaining the likes of General George Patton and others. Five fireplaces, extraordinary wood trim, three story grand staircase with walnut railing, very high ceilings, and clouds of informal and formal boxwood gardens. Staff quarters, garage apartment, stable, 25 acres fenced and cross-fenced with board and stone fencing., pond. Additional 100 adjoining acres available.

3 Parcels totaling 2.83 acres zoned for townhomes. Possible yield of 18 lots. There are 3 houses. 38 Spring is served by sewer. 42 & 37 are septic. All town water. Townhomes are in demand especially in this good location few yards to Main St , library, courthouse etc.

Premiere style and impeccable quality built home with all the details thought of for large scale living at its finest. Undeniably grand square footage offers elegance and comfort throughout this Estate style colonial. Main level master bedroom suite includes private study, sitting room, screened porch, fireplace, 2.5 baths, 3 walk in closets and wet bar for the ultimate relaxation and retreat feeling. Look no further if you need massive square footage for entertaining and a true home with room for everyone. Circular driveway with ample parking and 4 car garage with fenced back yard. Generator, 4 zoned HVAC, two screened porches, garage bedroom suite suitable for guests or live in assistance. Conveniently located in the sought after beautiful subdivision of Snow Hill. Easy access on preferred DC side of Warrenton yet situated for privacy on this oversized corner lot. 6 burner gas stove, Subzero refrigerator, walk in pantry, extensive cabinetry, separate breakfast room and bar. This home offers all the space you will need for your new residence.

Stately Colonial on 30 spectacular acres! Land is a beautiful blend of gently rolling pasture and mature hardwoods. Enjoy scenic vistas from every window. Home features a lovely blend of old charm and modern upgrades, with newly remodeled kitchen spilling into large family room. Spacious sun room spans entire length of house, perfect for cozy evenings or entertaining family and friends. Huge covered patio perfect for outdoor entertaining and events. 4 stall barn with workshop above, perfect for hobbyist, studio or apartment. Enjoy outdoor living with walking, riding or swimming in lake!

Exciting new relaunch of original St. John church built in the 1860's, with new improvements.3 building parcel on 0.25 acres in the heart of Warrenton's historic district. It includes the historic main church, rectory and parish hall totaling nearly 8,000 sqft. The church design is a romanesque revival with brick buttresses, brick corbelled cornices, arched windows, custom iron doors and two stunning rondel windows in the front and back. The rectory has been totally renovated by celebrated interior designer, Barry Dixon. The design would allow 5 private offices with a first floor receiving room and a second floor conference area which has pre-exisiting plumbing for a wet bar or kitchenette. With central business district zoning, the buildings can be used for offices, a restaurant or housing. The office of Experience Old Town Warrenton is offering the purchaser a possible $25,000 grant to be used towards a business feasibility study. The rectory could also be used as a 4 bedroom residence with two private rooms on level two and two more on level three. There are three working fireplaces and an upscale first level half bath with a waterworks vanity. What was known as the parish hall has been freshly painted outside with other improvements. High ceilings, casement windows, the old children's stage, full second floor of storage and areas for bathrooms. The church complex is currently used as a private interior design warehouse. Architectural plans have been created by the firm Sutton-Yantis in collaboration with Barry Dixon Inc. The extensive architectural plans with complete interior and exterior elevations for a full renovation of all three buildings are included in the purchase price. The rectory building is already completed. Note: Full bath on 2nd floor, is roughed in plumbing in the parish hall building for showers on the 2nd floor. The pea gravel courtyard has been used as both a tranquil garden space and a motor court with 6 or more vehicles parking in the square at one time. The Town of Warrenton is currently negotiating to create additional municipal parking on a parcel of land owned by the church next door. Ask Will for more details.

Custom Ranch Beauty. 4 BD - 6 BA home is updated and ready to move right in. Main floor is open and has an office/study with a private entrance. The kitchen is gourmet all the way. Beautiful views from every room. In-ground Pool with lanai. Master Suite on both levels. This home says luxury.

Trophy French Country home with the ultimate in design & quality. Sweeping curved staircase, great room w/high ceilings & massive salvaged beams & stone fireplace, Quartz counter-tops in bright kitchen w/island, stunning window arrangements, 1st floor master w/tray ceilings, numerous closets, large master bath. 6 bedrooms, 3 on main level, In-Law suite or guest quarters, inviting covered porch, patios, mature landscaping, fabulous views.