Colonial Homes for Sale in Lunenburg County VA

Remarks: Steeped in Virginia history, Aspen Hill Farm is a remarkable 32-acre estate centered around a beautifully restored circa 1818 homestead. This rare property blends timeless craftsmanship with modern amenities while preserving its architectural integrity. The Georgian/Federal-style residence showcases heart pine floors, hand-hewn wainscoting, mortise-and-tenon construction, original

Lee Smyth Real Broker LLC

This timeless 1910 Colonial Revival home blends historic charm with classic architectural elegance. Rich in character, the residence showcases hallmark details of the era including symmetrical design, tall windows, original hardwood floors, detailed millwork and gracious living spaces filled with natural light. A welcoming front porch and the stately entry set the tone for the warm interior,

Kelly Chaney Southern Virginia Realty Inc

Gorgeous colonial two-story brick home - 45 acres bordering the N. Meherrin River. You'll want to call this one home for sure! Home has 2600 sq feet and every room is more than spacious. The floor plan makes for a wonderful flow. 4 bedrooms on second floor, Other 1st. floor room could be a den, craft room, office, or 5th bedroom. Formal Living room has hardwood flooring, formal dining room has

Darlene Foster Tennek Realty, Inc.

Totally Restored Historic Log Home in the Town of Victoria Step back in time while enjoying the comfort of a beautifully restored home! This remarkable historic log home has been taken down to the studs and thoughtfully restored from the ground up. The owner has done an amazing job preserving the character and charm of the era in which the home was built, while incorporating updates that make it

Janet Miller Century 21 Realty @ Home

Welcome to Kedgebrook! Built in 1939 by the Bull-Kirby railroad family, Kedgebrook has been meticulously restored by its current owners since 2019, including tasteful and appropriate enhancements that preserved many original elements and materials throughout the renovations – all residing on 19.4 of mostly wooded acres spanning Little Hounds Creek. These land features make a natural wildlife

Cory Smith KW Metro Center