• Main House:

      • Over 10,000 square feet, designed by renowned architect Louis Bancel LaFarge.

      • Georgian architecture with rich history and exquisite craftsmanship.

      • Designed for gracious living and entertaining, with expansive spaces ideal for hosting gatherings and large celebrations.

    • Gardens:

      • 10 acres of meticulously crafted Italian, French, and English-style gardens.

    • Outbuildings:

      • Farm Manager’s House: Ideal for staff accommodations.

      • Guest House with Office: Features an office on the main level and separate parking, perfect for business or guest use.

    • Equestrian Facilities:

      • Seven-stall stable with a tack room.

    • Additional Offering (147 acres available for purchase):

      • 1930s Sears Belmont-Style Barn: Features 20 stalls.

      • Rolling Pastures: Perfect for grazing and equestrian activities.

      • Pond: Adds natural beauty and functionality.

      • 4 Run-In Sheds: Convenient shelters for horses.

      • Multiple Paddocks: Designed for equestrian use.

    Total Acreage

    • 224+ acres when combined with the additional offering, creating a world-class equestrian estate.

  • 19184 Mount Sharon Road
    Orange Va 22960

    Charlottesville | 35 Miles

    Richmond | 75 Miles

    Washington | 85 Miles

    • Main Estate (77 Acres with Main House): $7,850,000

      • Includes the 10,000+ square-foot Georgian-style main house, 10 acres of Italian, French, and English-style gardens, multiple outbuildings, and a seven-stall stable with a tack room.

    • Additional Offering (147 Acres): $1,250,000

      • Features a classic 1930s Sears Belmont-style barn with 20 stalls, rolling pastures, a pond, 4 run-in sheds, and multiple paddocks.

    • Combined Total (224+ Acres): $9,100,000

      • Creates a cohesive world-class equestrian estate with both the main estate and adjoining land.

  • The Charlottesville–Albemarle Airport (CHO) is located just 30 miles from Mount Sharon, offering convenient access without the hassle of major roads or delays. With its longer runway and advanced facilities, CHO can accommodate larger aircraft, including commercial jets and heavier private planes.

    For smaller aircraft, the Orange County Airport (OMH) is a closer option, just 4 miles from Mount Sharon. Ideal for general aviation, OMH provides quick and easy access for turboprop, propeller-driven aircraft, and ultralight planes. Together, these airports ensure Mount Sharon is well-connected for a variety of aviation needs.

    Orange County Airport (OMH) and Charlottesville–Albemarle Airport (CHO) serve the aviation needs of central Virginia, each accommodating different types of aircraft based on their facilities and runway specifications.

    Orange County Airport (OMH):

    • Location: Approximately 3 miles east of Orange, Virginia.

    • Runway: Single asphalt runway (8/26) measuring 3,200 feet in length and 75 feet in width.

    • Aircraft Accommodation: Primarily supports general aviation aircraft, including:

      • Single-engine planes

      • Multi-engine planes

      • Ultralight aircraft

      • Helicopters

    • Weight Limitations: Designed to accommodate turboprop and propeller-driven aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less.

    Orange County Airport

    Charlottesville–Albemarle Airport (CHO):

    • Location: Approximately 8 miles north of Charlottesville, Virginia.

    • Runway: Single asphalt runway (3/21) measuring 6,801 feet in length and 150 feet in width.

    • Aircraft Accommodation: Supports a wide range of aircraft, including:

      • Commercial jets (e.g., ERJ-145, E175, CRJ-700, CRJ-900, B717-200)

      • General aviation aircraft

      • Military aircraft

    • Facilities: Equipped with a control tower, advanced navigation aids, and passenger services to handle commercial airline operations.tem description

    Charlottesville General Aviation