Just minutes away from quaint Gloucester, Virginia, Wareham Estate, is an impeccably designed property with roots in 18th century American architecture made famous by U.S President and Virginia governor Thomas Jefferson. Renowned area architect Floyd E. Johnson designed many notable Virginia classical buildings and for 30 years was the restoration architect at Monticello. He left no stone unturned in his effort to replicate this style at Wareham, a breathtaking, 60-acre waterfront estate two years in the making.