Fauquier County Real Estate

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Fauquier County offers quaint historic towns and villages, museums, beautiful rolling hills at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, private bed and breakfasts, spas, quiet country inns, wineries and vineyards, traditional and boutique farm tours, and many outdoor activities including trails and bicycling, hiking and horseback riding, canoeing, trout fishing. 

Fauquier County land offers open farmland, rolling hills, and multitude of lakes and steams make it a highly desirable location.

 If a pastoral verdant countryside setting rich in history and Virginia historic homes is what you've been looking for, then this is it. Fauquier is very similar to Loudoun County.

The scenic towns of Warrenton & Middleburg are both tres elegant!

Fauquier County is steeped in American history and you can read much more Fauquier County history here.

Horse Farms in Fauquier County

Fauquier, along with Culpepper County, make up the heart of the Piedmont area of Virginia.

This region is widely renowned for equestrian sports especially fox hunting.

And is home to the Virginia Gold Cup.

There are also several fabulous golf courses, which draw new residents from all over the world, making Fauquier County one of America's most cosmopolitan places to live.

Fauquier County is also just minutes from Leesburg, major employment and shopping areas.

But those few minutes make a lot of difference.

Fauquier County real estate is far enough away from DC and Tyson's Corner to be private and have a great deal of open space. 

Fauquier land is also quite reasonably priced and easily accessible via Rt 29 and I-66. Both small and large Virginia horse farms abound in Fauquier and can be quite pricey.

Fauquier County

Fauquier County is the beautiful bridge between bustling Northern Virginia and the tranquil foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Nestled in the heart of Virginia horse and wine country, Fauquier retains the charm and character of its agricultural heritage.

Scenic country roads lined with stone and rail fences lead to picturesque towns and villages which have welcomed travelers for 250 years.

The rich and colorful history of the county where Chief Justice John Marshall grew up.

And Colonel John Singleton Mosby rode to fame is preserved in markers and monuments and in twelve stops on the Virginia Civil War Trails.

Old Town Warrenton, the county seat, is an architectural and historic treasure.

The majestic columns and graceful spire of the "old" county Court House, still in use, beckon visitors to streets lined with well-preserved homes and appealing shops and restaurants.

The Old Jail, built in 1808, houses a museum of local history.

Modern accommodations, traveler services, shopping centers and a variety of restaurants border the tree-lined "old bypass" west of Old Town.

A year round smorgasbord of events and outdoor adventures for the entire family is highlighted by the Virginia Gold Cup, spring and fall steeplechase races, the oldest horse shows in America, farm and stable tours, statewide wine festivals, winery tours and tastings, Civil War reenactments at Sky Meadows State Park, Flying Circus Airshows, antique shows, craft festivals, holiday parades and celebrations, trail rides and pick-your-own orchards.

Whether you come to "get away from it all" or to seek recreation, we invite you to experience the warm hospitality, natural splendor and storied past of Warrenton and Fauquier County. Enjoy your stay, and come back soon!