luxury property for sale Front Royal, United States

Discover your own woodland retreat with this charming 9-acre homestead nestled among serene woods near the small town of Browntown, Virginia. This inviting home features 3 spacious bedrooms, upstairs laundry room and hardwood floors throughout, enhancing its classic Colonial charm. Enjoy relaxing on the front and back porches, perfect for savoring peaceful views of your private oasis. The oversized, insulated garage offers versatile space for a family game room or extra den, while the carport provides additional covered parking. The property also includes a large barn/workshop and shed, ideal for housing horses, chickens, or storing gardening supplies. With DSL internet availability, you can stay connected while enjoying the tranquility of your surroundings. Located approximately 9 miles from the Town of Front Royal, you’re just a short drive from vibrant local events like the Oktoberfest, the Virginia Wine and Craft Festival, and the annual Blue Ridge Arts and Crafts Festival. Plus, you’ll have close access to the Izaak Walton League’s private 155-acre park should you choose to become a member. This home beautifully blends peaceful seclusion with vibrant community life and exclusive recreational opportunities.

Welcome to Red Oak Mountain! Wildlife abounds on this 518-acre estate on Red Oak Mountain with grand views of neighboring mountains. This amazing Field Stone and Stucco Manor home built in 2000 has 6 bedrooms, 5 baths and 1 half bath, 10’ ceilings on the first floor, a gorgeous foyer and grand staircase, elegant formal dining room and living room, a classic custom pine paneled Library, and fine craftsmanship with heavy crown moldings and custom trim throughout. The kitchen has 2 Subzero refrigerators, 2 dishwashers, a 6 burner Wolf range, and dual wall ovens. There are 6 chimneys, 10 wood burning fireplaces, an elevator that reaches all four levels, copper roofing, and much more. White Oak flooring on the main floor and upper levels. The primary suite, with office and dressing room, has access to the porch. The lower walkout level has slate flooring and a billiard room with a wet bar, a cozy sitting area with a fireplace, and access to a sauna and steam shower. The heated pool has a charming log pool house with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, a fireplace downstairs, woodstove up, and a lovely porch to relax on and admire vast views. The pool’s heater and filter are neatly housed in the small log cabin and the large diesel generator is cleverly housed in the stone smokehouse. A 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom stone and wood tenant house dates back to 1780, is tucked away with plenty of privacy. The property includes Mitchells Branch, the headwaters of Goose Creek and Thumb Run, a principal tributary of Rappahannock River, with miles of trails, and elevations up to 1,225 ft. There are 5 contiguous parcels all of which are in a VOF Conservation Easement. ***Stone and wood tenant house is to be sold strictly As-Is

Offered for the first time, Abbeyville is a rare 146-acre estate in Clarke County, superbly located just outside Boyce. Built in 1909, this property provides unmatched versatility with additional dwelling unit rights and a multitude of possibilities—a private residence, equestrian estate, working farm, family enclave, or new build. With potential for limited subdivision and prime eligibility for land conservation programs and easement tax credits, Abbeyville presents an extraordinary opportunity. This Colonial Revival house is a living antique, rich in original features, perfect for anyone looking to own and restore a piece of history. Featured in Clarke County, Virginia: History Through Architecture, Abbeyville is a classic example of American Foursquare design. The original front door opens to a spacious foyer, with the Dining room with fireplace on one side and the Living Room with mountain views and its own fireplace on the other—both can be enclosed with original pocket doors. The library, with built-in bookshelves and wood stove, offers an ideal retreat for reading or work. The main level is completed by a kitchen and half bath. Upstairs, three oversized bedrooms with fireplaces, two smaller bedrooms, and a full bath, offer ample space and potential. Outside, the rare wood shingle siding is complemented by a pressed-tin roof and two corbelled brick chimneys. The south-facing front porch spans the width of the house, perfect for relaxing or dining alfresco. Surrounding the house are open, rolling pastures, divided into 20- to 40-acre fully fenced fields. The barn provides storage and shelter for livestock. The western fields are currently used for grazing cattle, while the eastern fields, used for hay production, have scenic views. A 2-bedroom tenant house (#410 Old Winchester Rd), built in 1999 on the original spring house site, offers multi-generational living or rental income potential. Live the country life near historic estates like Long Branch, The Tuleyries, and Carter Hall. Host guests at nearby Villa La Campagnette. Play at the State Arboretum, Sky Meadows State Park, and the Shenandoah River—all within a 15-minute drive. Enjoy local restaurants, wineries, breweries, and golf courses with quick access to Rt 340, Rt 7, Rt 50 and I-81. Located 20 minutes from Winchester and Front Royal, 45 minutes from Middleburg, and just 90 minutes from Washington DC.

Thornhill Manor, one of Winchester’s most notable historic fixtures, sits surrounded by 1.02 acres of grassy landscape kept by fieldstone, rose gardens, and brick-lined paths. A Georgian treasure dating to 1787, you’ll find the property lovingly transformed by families of local predominance and political distinction allowing time to evolve the home into today’s 5,814 square foot mansion of original hardwoods, magnificent Revolution-era moldings, beautifully mantled fireplaces, bathrooms of vintage design, and a soaring Greek Revival portico. Graceful and grand, you’ll enchant guests with its idyllic front-hall, entertain or create within the jazz-era double-storied enclosed porch, and complete favorite recipes within your expansive kitchen. From here, join guests in the impressive tour-worthy dining room where still-vivid craftsmanship and a crystal chandelier inspire endless conversation. Host gatherings and tree-house adventures on land purchased from the widow of Winchester’s founder, while mature boxwoods, gardens, and the shade of a 200-year-old Buckeye decorate evening sunset views. Though a main-floor guest suite allows ease to cozy living spaces, the manor’s distinctive center stairway shepherds those ready for rest to the primary suite and five additional bedrooms with connecting baths. While on tour, visit the library, two car garage, and sheltering car port, while noting the updated home comfort systems. The manor - also known as the White Home for its original owner Robert White Jr.- is a showcase of serene detailing and decades of architectural charm providing endless opportunity for dreamers. From its enviable elevated vantagepoint: historic sights, shops, eateries, and annual festivals are steps away, while Winchester Country Club and Shenandoah adventure await.