Sitting atop a prominent knoll surrounded by lush, gently rolling pastures and a 180-degree breathtaking view of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ramsay Farm sprawls over 78 acres of wide, open spaces intersected by Stockton Creek. The property consists of a main house; a large, detached front gable garage; a Cape Cod-style guesthouse; a two-story farm manager’s house; a three-room studio; a workshop; a potting shed and a barn.

The picturesque c. 1895 home is a Virginia Historic Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places and was originally constructed by William H. Langhorne, with enlargements and restorations in 1937, 1947 and 1955.

Ramsay is the ideal stage for hosting lavish entertainment and gracious living on a grand scale. This Virginian property offers a classic and elegant exterior, perfect for outdoor gatherings. Two expansive, covered porches facing north and south are excellent spaces to enjoy the natural beauty of the property.

The beautifully rolling hills of western Albemarle were a favorite summer getaway for residents of Richmond. From the mid-19th to early 20th Century, residences of significant stature and architectural design began to grace the landscape. Charlottesville is a mere 20 minutes away by car. Ramsay is only a few miles from Interstate 64, so travel by car anywhere is easy.