Scott is a partner and an Auctioneer for Hall and Hall Auctions. He has more than 30 years of auction experience attending auction school in 1986 and opening an auction firm shortly thereafter. Scott is the 2014 Colorado State Champion Auctioneer. He was awarded the 1997, 2002 and 2014 Auction of the Year awards from the NAA, as well as the prestigious Rose Award presented by the Certified Auctioneers Institute. Scott has served as an instructor for the Certified Auctioneers Institute and has been a featured speaker for the auction industry at conferences throughout the United States. He is the past National President and past Chairman of the Board of the National Auctioneers Association. Scott is a licensed Real Estate agent and/or Auctioneer in 26 states. Scott and his wife Krista reside in Eaton, Colorado with their three children. Their hobbies include snow skiing and cheering on the Denver Broncos.
The convergence of people, culture, and the outdoors ignites Alex’s passion for involvement in land management and assisting others in realizing their land use dreams. As a third-generation landowner with a background in land management, he’s got the right combination of authenticity and curiosity to help you connect with the right people to find your right place.
A native of the Northeast, Alex spent summers on his grandparents’ ranch out West sparking his interest in the land and the cultivation of a “sense of place.” After eight years in farm and land management, he continues to advise and guide potential buyers and future and current owners with their land-holding operations.
A culinary aficionado, Alex lives with his wife, Bliss, daughter, Nellie, and son, Bo, in Charlottesville, Virginia. He’s insistent that his children also discover the thrill of downhill skiing, and they all enjoy spending time fly fishing, traveling and exploring new places, and discovering the local cuisine, whether in the Blue Ridge Mountains or wide expanses of the West.
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3701 Mockingbird Lane – 123± acres of prime development land currently in cotton production. The tract also includes a charming single-story rental house built around 1940. This 1,026-square-foot home features a classic brick veneer exterior, sheet rock interior, and carpet/vinyl flooring. With two bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, a living area, and an enclosed porch, it offers an efficient living space. The tract is zoned Rural Estate(RE).
We would never have believed we would have finally overcome all the adversity and had such a wonderful conclusion.
I have not forgotten the “Dream Team”. I would like to thank you both for going above and beyond what I know any of us thought would happen. You pulled off a feat that, I know, put that whole community in a tailspin. Jackie and I are forever grateful to you for your support and trust,...
843± acres of prime hunting and recreational land, 15 minutes south of Fredericksburg. Features a five-acre pond, managed timber, and house circa 1720. Only one hour to Washington, D.C. and Richmond.
Legacy 1,100± acre estate in the heart of the Middleburg/Upperville hunt country. Improvements include a 12,500± square foot historic home, multiple stables, barns, and polo fields. One hour west of Washington D.C.
Gorgeous 370± acres on the Cowpasture River. Bordered by national forest on two sides, well-improved, and conveniently located 25 minutes from Hot Springs and the Homestead Resort.
585± rolling acres located just south of Charlottesville, Virginia. Private yet convenient, Nydrie features an historic 20-stall brick barn and has significant equestrian and recreational potential.
212± acres in the heart of the Allegheny Mountains and the scenic Cloverdale Valley. Exceptional property with stunning 6,200 square foot home, stable, riding ring, trails, and 5½ acre pond.
