Exceptional 406± acre farm 25 minutes south of Charlottesville. Eighteenth-century manor house, event barn, vineyard, pasture, and hardwoods. Hardware River frontage and pond. Established events business, no conservation easement.
583± acres south of Charlottesville with expansive views and multiple scenic homesites. Mostly wooded with diverse topography, excellent potential for a full- or part-time retreat. Ideal for privacy and outdoor enjoyment.
275± acres of rolling pastures fronting a rare, 40± acre private lake. Interspersed with towering oaks and framed by elevated Blue Ridge Mountain views. No conservation easement, exceptional investment potential.
Unrivaled 1,865± acre Virginia farm 25 minutes from Charlottesville. Thoroughly improved yet highly adaptable. Historic home, 22± acre lake, event venue and tasting room. Sweeping mountain views, no conservation easement.
Outstanding 1,303± acre farm near Athens, GA. 850± acres of productive pasture support a highly productive Wagyu-SimAngus cattle operation. Recently built contemporary farmhouse, scenic acreage, and extensive, well-designed agricultural improvements.
A true 350± acre mountaintop retreat in southwest Virginia. Private, remote, and self-contained. Three cabins, multiple outbuildings, pond, airstrip, helipad, and hangar. Off-grid capabilities. Borders national forest. Offered turnkey.
1,913± acres of some of the most historic and coveted plantation lands in the Red Hills. Incredible location just five miles from downtown Thomasville, Georgia surrounded by other quail plantations.
Gorgeous 556± acre farm in Franklin, TN. Rolling hills, mature hardwoods, green pastures, and babbling creeks. Tons of recreational opportunities, from hunting and fishing to horseback riding and hiking. Contiguous acreage can be purchased.
195± acres in the incredibly gorgeous McLemore Cove. 25 minutes to Chattanooga. 1.75 hours from Atlanta. Spectacular views of surrounding mountains. Rolling terrain. Excellent building sites. In same family since the 1870s.
Diverse and historic Lowcountry family recreational property with deep water access on Winyah Bay, an iconic main house circa 1810, guest houses, duck impoundments, and convenient location to historic Charleston.
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.
262± acres tucked away in picturesque foothills of Lookout Mountain. Thirty minutes south of Chattanooga. Convenient to city’s amenities with tranquility of countryside. Countless recreational activities. Perfect for horse lovers. Charming 3,000± sf house. Very scenic.
Gorgeous 325± acres on Lookout Mountain, 30 minutes to Chattanooga. Fantastic water resources, 8± acre lake, 143± acres in pasture. Great horse or cattle farm. Recreationally diverse property. Excellent location. Two hours to Atlanta.
4,563± acre wild quail plantation in the Red Hills region between Thomasville, Georgia and Tallahassee, Florida, surrounded by other world-class plantations and featuring some of the best wing-shooting found in this country.
Located in northeast Alabama, this gorgeous 840± acres is tucked into the head of Bennett’s Cove. Consists of farmland, wildlife food plots, and part of the surrounding mountain. Peaceful setting with great views of surrounding Cumberland Plateau.
855± acres located 75 minutes from downtown Atlanta, 20 minutes from Madison and Lake Oconee. 5,000± sq. ft. main house and guest cabin. Three-acre lake. Diverse landscape offers deer, turkey, and quail hunting. Excellent condition.
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.
Stunning 400± acres in McLemore Cove. Big views. Exquisite equestrian facilities. Endless recreational opportunities. Spectacular main house and guest lodge. Great water resources. Meticulously maintained. 40 minutes from Chattanooga and 1.75 hours from Atlanta.
