luxury properties for sale Fauquier County, United States

Owned by the same family since the 1950s, this Home has been thoughtfully renovated over the years and from top-to-bottom between 2023–2026. Beautifully maintained and remodeled, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick ranch sits on a highly sought-after 3.7-acre lot in Delaplane. Offering convenient main-level living with modern updates and timeless charm this Home has an excellent price per square foot for the quality of upgrades conveyed. Recent upgrades include new windows, roof, gutters, soffits, HVAC, kitchen and coffee nook, bathrooms, laundry room, full basement, generator, water filtration system, vinyl siding, porch addition, gas log fireplace, garage doors, interior doors, lighting, switches, and more! Compare location, generous parcel size and price to new construction- this Home is a steal! Nestled on a lush, 3.7 acre landscaped lot surrounded by mature trees, the property combines privacy, convenience, and exceptional curb appeal. Inside, the bright and open floor plan showcases beautiful (renewed) oak hardwood floors, spacious living areas, abundant natural light, and large new windows throughout. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the home offers comfortable gathering spaces on both the main and lower levels and exterior. Relax on the inviting covered front porch or host guests on the private screened-in backyard patio. With its classic brick exterior, beautifully maintained grounds, and prime location near Delaplane, Marshall, and Front Royal — with easy access to I-66 — this charming property truly has it all. 40 mins to Dulles Airport and Fairfax. 45 to Reston and Tysons. 1 hour to DC. Schedule your private showing today!

Peace and Plenty at Bollingbrook, circa 1809, is a remarkable Virginia estate with breathtaking sunset views and a history reaching back to the earliest years of the Commonwealth. The property was originally part of a 9,600-acre land patent granted by Lord Fairfax in 1731. In 1809, 790 acres were given as a wedding present, upon which the original one-story Federal brick house was constructed. In 1830, Robert Bolling expanded the residence to 21 rooms, creating the handsome Jeffersonian house that remains today, distinguished by 14-foot ceilings, finely carved fireplace mantels, intricate cornices and columns, a graceful staircase, hand-blown glass walk-through windows, original decorative hardware and white oak floors. The estate retains all 17 of its historic structures, creating an unusually complete record of life on a Virginia country estate: the Manor House (4BR/3.5BA), Pool House (2BR/1.5BA), Stone Guest Cottage (1BR/1BA), Gate House Cottage (1BR/1BA), Chapel, Estate Manager’s House (2BR/2.5BA), 12-stall Barn, Broodmare Barn, Underground Silo—the oldest in the State of Virginia, the Cannery, Scale House, Blacksmith Shop, Wood Shed, Schoolhouse, Smokehouse, Summer Kitchen, Barn Apartment (2BR/1BA), and the Hilleary House. This amazing property could serve as a multi-generational compound, thriving equine business, showplace for entertaining, private luxury escape or all of the above. The first-floor of the Manor House opens to a grand foyer and four magnificent entertaining rooms—a Music Room, Living Room, Meeting Room, and Library. Beyond is an expansive Dining Room suited to large gatherings. The second-floor hallway leads to the Primary Suite which includes an adjoining sitting room that opens to the sunroom and wraparound upper balcony. The primary bath leads to an exceptional 27-by-18-foot closet and dressing room. There are two additional bedrooms, each with a fireplace and private bath. A wrought-iron spiral staircases lead to a cupola with spectacular 360-degree views. The Manor House also includes a back staircase, full basement, three-car garage, and mudroom entry adjoining the kitchen and enclosed porch. The Pool House overlooks the saltwater, heated pool surrounded by French cast iron statues and long views of the Blue Ridge, particularly beautiful at sunset. Across the grounds are open lawns, historic outbuildings, horse pastures and fields, and magnificent mature trees including the notable 250-year-old Cedar of Lebanon, recognized as one of the largest in Virginia. Preserved in easement with the Land Trust of Virginia and within the Piedmont Hunt territory, the 365-acre Bollingbrook estate remains a rare example of a Virginia estate preserved in both character and setting.