If you are looking for the most beautiful homes, horse properties, farms and estates in the country, you have come to the right place. We represent some of the most sought after areas in the state of Virginia where you can find the perfect home for you, your family and your horses. All parts of Central Virginia, the counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Orange, Nelson, Madison, Louisa and Amherst, and the towns of Charlottesville, Keswick and Crozet are our areas of expertise. We enjoy helping our clients buy and sell their homes, estates, horse properties and farms in these great communities. I have made a Virgina Horse Farm Buyers Checklist based on my decades worth of experience specializing in this type of property.
Please enjoy a property search using the links at the top of this page…. we’ve tried to make it efficient for you! And of course we’re glad to provide customized search results for you at any time, no obligation, just give us a call.
The wonderful rural setting of Charlottesville’s Albemarle County continues to be one of the most adored places in Virginia for all outdoor enthusiasts, horse lovers and history buffs alike. Check out this link at Albemarle VA Horse Properties , a site dedicated to all things about Central VA horses, where you can find details that will help Central VA horse owners.
In some ways Virginia is the ideal places to raise a family and have enough space to exercise your horses. . With traditional activities such as fox hunting, horse shows, polo, dressage and eventing, every horse related activity can be found here in the heart of horse country.
So whether you are looking to relocate to these clean air, green landscaped communities, selling your current home or horse property or are interested in buying another special home for your family, or a farm for your horses, then look no further than our resourceful website. We have all of the tools, information, experience and friendly advice that you need to get exactly what expect. So let’s talk horses… we’d love to be among the first to welcome you to Central Virginia.
Pam Dent