Jackie Kirch

Auburn Farm, on the National Registry of Historic Places, consists of 422 acres of fertile soil set against a backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Auburn’s primary land use is crop production, although its gently rolling topography is suitable for any number of alternative uses, including cattle pasture, equestrian facilities, wedding venue and more! The Greek Revival manor house - waiting for

Auburn Farm, on the National Registry of Historic Places, consists of 422 acres of fertile soil set against a backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Auburn’s primary land use is crop production, although its gently rolling topography is suitable for any number of alternative uses, including cattle pasture, equestrian facilities, wedding venue and more! The Greek Revival manor house - waiting for

Here is a unique opportunity to purchase over 1,230 contiguous acres only one hour from Washington, DC and NO conservation easement in place! This working farm has over 4.5 miles of water frontage along the Rappahannock & Hazel Rivers with a good mix of hardwoods and fields/cropland/open space. Abundant wildlife! One rental home, a grain bin handling system and large (18,000 sf) equipment