volume 16 issue 1 n
www.caar.com/FineProperties Fine ProPerties 1
SPRING 2010
MARKET LEADERSHIP
BURRUSS BRANCH LYMAN HILLS ESTATE PARCEL
Attractive home in the exclusive Burruss 270 ac. estate parcel minutes S. of Spectacular elevated building site for
Branch community of Free Union with UVA Central Grounds and Downtown, a new country manor home. Sweeping
Blue Ridge Mountain views. High ceilings, spectacular elevated bldg. sites. Complete pastoral and mountain view. Year round
family room with fireplace, 3 car garage. privacy. Exc. conservation candidate. stream, well in place. South of town.
$950,000 $4,950,000 $550,000
KEY WEST MANOR HOMESTEAD FARM UNIVERSITY VILLAGE
Classic historic home c.1852 on 5 acre parcel. Gorgeous c. 1763 residence in Free Union. 6,200 5th Floor Condo facing west. 9 foot ceilings,
4 bedroom, 2.5 bath floor plan, detailed sq.ft., 6BR / 4.5 bath floor plan in immaculate hardwood flooring, crown moldings, 16 X 24
mouldings, new copper roof, 7 Fireplaces. condition, heart pine floors, country kitchen, Master Bedroom suite with built in bookcases.
Mountain views, close to town! 4 fireplaces. Log Guest cottage. All rooms have spectacular mountain views.
$1,165,000 $2,125,000
OLD TRAIL GOLF COURSE WESTERN ALBEMARLE BLANDEMAR FARM ESTATES
Exclusive 10 acre estate parcel fronting the Wonderful property +80 lovely acres. Main
famed Old Trail Golf Course in Crozet, house c. 1858, high ceilings, 4BR/3 BAs, 8
21 to 45 ac. estate parcels with beautiful
wonderful mountain and water views. fireplaces, English basement and beautiful
Blue Ridge Mountain and pastoral views.
Western Albemarle schools. porches. Guest cottage, 2 car garage.
Minutes south of town. Convenient to
UVA Grounds and Hospital.
$360,000 $1,650,000
$525,000
Andrew B. Middleditch
Specializing in the marketing and sale
of Fine Residential & Estate Properties
503 Faulconer Drive
Associate Broker Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
abmrealty@aol.com
WEBSITE:
www.mcleanfaulconer.com
434-981-1410
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