This classic Georgian brick home at Farmington Country Club, designed by John Henderson, is one of just eleven properties offering direct views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It overlooks a boxwood grove and boasts 299 feet of golf course frontage along the 4th green.
The landscaped grounds feature mature Magnolia trees and flowering dogwoods, creating a natural buffer that ensures unusual privacy while keeping you close to town, UVA, and the many amenities of the Farmington Country Club. Amenities offered are golf, tennis, pool, fitness center, and fine dining—all in the secure setting of Farmington Country Club..
The landscaped grounds, with mature Magnolia trees and flowering dogwoods, provide privacy close to town, UVA, and Farmington Country Club. Amenities offered by Farmington are golf, tennis, pool, fitness center, and fine dining all in a secure setting.
The residence underwent extensive renovation and expansion in 2016 under the current ownership, with comprehensive system upgrades and the addition of a spacious, open kitchen and family room. The project was reimagined by architect Jay Dagleish of Dagleish, Gilpin, Paxton Architects.
The entryway on the first floor opens into a living room with 12-foot-high ceilings, which connects to a Florida room.
The Guest room, located next to the Living Room, features an en suite layout that provides a tranquil retreat.
A welcoming library transitions seamlessly into an elegant formal dining room, which in turn leads to a traditional butler’s pantry and kitchen area.
A staff room featuring a bathroom and a private exit is located adjacent to the butler’s pantry.
The second floor features a spacious main bedroom with an en suite bathroom and ample closet space, as well as two additional bedrooms.
The property features a two-bay enclosed garage and mud room.
The improved grounds include a terrace and walled garden, perfect for Alfresco dining and entertaining. A formal boardroom-style office, featuring a separate entrance, offers both privacy and convenience.