Featuring expansive rural farmland and a slower pace of life, Caroline County bridges central and northern Virginia.
Culpeper County offers plantation homes and expansive farmlands and is one of NoVa’s more popular bedroom communities.
Spurred by it’s proximity to the nation’s capital, Fairfax County is now a bustling and popular suburb.
Fauquier County features picturesque horse and wine country along with convenient access to US 29 and I-66.
Located on the Rappahannock River, the City of Fredericksburg is filled with historic homes and mixed use neighborhoods.
King George offers room to roam and relaxed living so that residents can enjoy the quiet, bucolic surroundings.
Madison feels like a step back in time. featuring parts the Shenandoah National Park, vineyards, and Civil War trails.
Orange County is a of rural scenery and modern amenities, allowing you to escape but keep the hustle and bustle nearby.
The second most populous county in the state, Prince William features mid-century suburbia along with new construction.
Embracing it’s historic culture, Rappahannock County boasts a sustainable lifestyle alongside an eclectic restaurant scene.
Rooted in historic beginnings, Spotsylvania offers a little bit of everything from mixed-use, neighborhoods to farm land.
Bordered by the Rappahannock River, Stafford County features beautiful farmettes situated among suburban neighborhoods.
Affordable homes (under $376,000) in Fred City, Stafford, Spotsylvania, Caroline, and King George.
