Warrenton Real Estate
The colonial town of Warrenton is located in the upper Piedmont region of Virginia State's Fauquier County. Its the county seat and the largest town in Fauquier County. It was incorporated in 1810 and was named after a Revolutionary War hero by the name of General Joseph Warren who was closely related to Paul Revere.
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Warrenton Homes for Sale
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Ashland Farm - Stone & frame manor house on 340 lovely acres (6 parcels). Wonderful estate...
Beautiful Rolling Hunt Country Real Estate - 715 Acres! Twelve approx. 50 Acre Estate Lots...
HIGH PROFILE SITE: 4 Acres Warrenton VA 50 miles west of Washington DC. Business Rts 15/17/29/211....
HIGH PROFILE SITE: 4 Acres. Warrenton, VA 50 miles west of Wash. DC., Business Routes 15/17/29/211....
Ashland Farm - Stone & frame manor house on 81 lovely acres (2 parcels). Wonderful estate...
Possibly finest land in Fauquier County. 5 miles from Warrenton in hunt country. Beautiful...
SPACIOUS BUILDING THAT WILL ALLOW VARIOUS DIFFERENT USES * OVER 50,000 SQ. FT. OF ENCLOSED...
Breathtaking views from this mountain-top custom built craftsman estate minutes from town of...
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Make a Move to Warrenton Virginia
Located amid Fauquier County's unmatched picturesque landscape, with an abundance of farms and equestrian culture, Warrenton is fittingly situated minutes away from the Dulles International Airport and the nation's capital. Without a doubt, Warrenton real estate offers residents the best of city and country living in a vital part of the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area. Residents enjoy the engaging appeal and vitality of a true downtown area, the accessibility and amenity of a rising retail and business locality, and the employment and technological expansion prospects of a first-rate industrial strip. Warrenton homes are enveloped by a rich historical culture, beautiful countryside and close to a wide array of shops and recreational activities.
Warrenton Attractions and Recreation
For a taste of Warrenton´s rich equestrian culture and history, consider lodging and exploring The Black Horse Inn. Set amid the finest horse country in Virginia, The Black Horse Inn is a beautiful landmark and bed and breakfast. Its a refurbished Civil War-era estate. It sits on over twenty acres of land amongst the gently sloping Virginia countryside. Its decorated and fully furnished with relics and splendidly decorated. There is plenty of wildlife in the immediate area, such as white-tailed deer and red foxes. You can go fox hunting or horseback riding and the Inn will be more than happy to make arrangements for you.
Families looking for some fun for everyone, make sure to visit the Cows-n-Corn Farm. It´s an amazing working dairy farm where you can visit its many farm animals, see demonstrations, experience an old-fashioned hay ride, and its seasonal corn maze.
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