Forest Lakes Community Tour in Charlottesville, Virginia
As one of the largest neighborhoods in Charlottesville and Albemarle County with approximately 1,400 homes, Forest Lakes is divided into two main phases - Forest Lakes North and Forest Lakes South. Neighborhood amenities include 6 lakes, miles of walking/biking paths, 2 large swimming pools, 2 basketball courts, 10 tennis courts (8 lighted), 2 soccer fields, and a fitness center.
Dunlora Community Tour in Charlottesville, Virginia
Dunlora is a planned residential community of private homes located in Charlottesville, most of which are quiet cul-de-sacs with homes of similar size and style. Dunlora homes offer access to walking paths, garden plots, a swimming pool, 2 lighted tennis courts, a soccer field, and a club house with a weight/aerobics room. The community is conveniently located off Rio Road East, just minutes from the Charlottesville/Albemarle Airport, downtown Charlottesville, and UVA. Dunlora real estate options include single family homes and low maintenance patio homes in an area called Rivercrest.
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Fontana Community Tour in Charlottesville, Virginia
Conveniently located slightly east of Charlottesville in the Pantops area of Albemarle County, Fontana homes offer breathtaking mountain views and easy access to major shopping and employment centers like Peter Jefferson Place, State Farm Insurance, and the new Martha Jefferson Hospital. A variety of builders, including Southland Homes, Barry Meade Homes, and Hauser Homes, built the single family homes in Fontana. Neighborhood amenities include trails, community pool, clubhouse, playground, and tennis courts.
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Fox Ridge Farm Auctioned at County Courthouse
Halsey Minor's Fox Ridge Farm property was auctioned off at the Albemarle County Circuit Courthouse, at 2:00 p.m. on January 4, 2010. The 204.6-acre estate was purchased on behalf of the Landmark Hotel owner by his Charlottesville attorney.
Earlysville (Albemarle County)
Platinum Luxury Auctions: Emerald Hills | Charlottesville, VA
REPRODUCTION COST OF $20 MILLION. NOW SELLING AT OR ABOVE ONLY $5 MILLION! Built over the course of four years, Emerald Hills is situated on 112 acres just outside of Charlottesville, Virginia. Overlooking hardwood forests, a private lake, and the Blue Ridge Mountains, this estate is a stunning example of Neoclassical architecture in the style of Jefferson’s Monticello, which is just 15 minutes south of the Property. The layout of the home, with its main structure connected to northern and southern dependencies by a series of curved hyphens, was modeled on another American President’s residence: Mount Vernon, the estate of George Washington. Interior details from the current White House have been reproduced through the home, and include touches in the dining room and the western colonnade, which mimics the south facade of the White House overlooking the Rose Garden.
At the end of a mile-long private drive accessed via a stately wrought-iron gate, the Property welcomes with a two-story portico supported by Ionic columns. Lush, manicured grounds surround the estate, and include 1,000 dogwoods, redbuds and crape myrtle trees in addition to formal gardens, fountains and a 100-ft long soapstone reflecting pool. A lake, two ponds, a stream, and several brooks with springs are also on the Property. Set apart from the manicured grounds is a vegetable garden modeled on Thomas Jefferson’s with four 100-ft x 8-ft raised beds connected by Shenandoah brownstone walkways, and a home orchard of more than 100 trees (including peach, cherry, nectarine, plum and apple) complements the savory plantings.
In addition to the main residence, the Property has several outbuildings: a Carriage House (with 2,000 sf of living space and 2,700 sf devoted to housing up to 10 vehicles), Garden House, and a log cabin add additional living space from which to relax and enjoy the grace and charm of Emerald Hills.
Gallison Hall
Charlottesville's premier property, located in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods. A landmark on the Virginia and National Registers. Built in 1931-33, this elegant Georgian home sits on approximately 43 acres of parkland. Complete privacy in a prime residential location, minutes to the University and downtown. Maintained with the utmost care, improvements were added to the property to include an indoor tennis/racquet ball facility and indoor pool. Three apartments & charming log cabin. The main house is designed for entertaining on a grand scale with inviting foyer, beautifully appointed formal living and dining room, wine cellar, theater room, spacious kitchen, and more. Architecturally striking details throughout. English style formal gardens.
Hannah Graham remains found at Virginia farm
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Remains found nearly a week ago in a rural area of Virginia are those of a missing university student, authorities said Friday, as they turned their attention to filing possible additional charges against the suspect accused of abducting her.
University of Virginia sophomore Hannah Graham, 18, disappeared Sept. 13 after a night out with friends. The remains were found Oct. 18 about 12 miles from the Charlottesville campus, in a heavily wooded area of Albemarle County that is home to rolling hills and horse farms.
The state Medical Examiner's office confirmed that the remains were Graham's, the Albermarle County Police Department said in a statement Friday.
The man Graham was last seen with, 32-year-old Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr., has been charged with abduction with intent to defile Graham.
Albemarle County Commonwealth's Attorney Denise Lunsford said in a statement that the focus of the investigation now is to determine what charges will be brought and the appropriate time to make those charges.
Matthew's attorney, Jim Camblos, said in a voicemail greeting that he is not answering questions about the case.
Graham's remains were discovered roughly 6 miles from where the body of 20-year-old Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington was found after she vanished in 2009. Police have said forensic evidence connects Matthew to Harrington's k*lling, which in turn is linked by DNA to a 2005 sexual assault in northern Virginia. Matthew has been charged in the 2005 case.
When we started this journey together we all hoped for a happier ending, Graham'sparents, John and Sue Graham, said in a statement provided by the police department.
Sadly that was not to be. ... We are devastated by the loss of our beautiful daughter. ... Although we have lost our precious Hannah, the light she radiated can never be extinguished.
Graham's parents thanked those involved with the investigation and search efforts — singling out Charlottesville Police Chief Tim Longo for his tenacity and determination — as well as those who have sent messages of support. They said they don't intend to make further statements or comment on the ongoing criminal investigation.
Longo, who became the public face of the investigation through his emotional pleas for the community's help in finding Graham, did not immediately respond to a telephone call seeking comment.
Graham's disappearance prompted many University of Virginia students to begin walking in pairs or groups at night. Also, the university expanded a ride service for its students.
For Hannah's young life to end so tragically, and for her destiny of promise to be left unfulfilled, is an affront to the sanctity of life and to the natural order of human events, university President Teresa A. Sullivan said in a statement Friday evening. This is a sorrowful day in the life of the university, and our entire community is grieving with theGraham family.
Before the start of a men's soccer game between Virginia and Wake Forest on Friday night, the announcer at Klockner Stadium asked everyone to observe a moment of silence to remember a young life cut short.
Michael Elliott, the Director of Enterprise Systems at U.Va.'s McIntire School of Commerce who helped run the replay video at the game, said workers flashed a picture of a vibrant Hannah on the screen.
Elliott and his wife, Gigi Elliot, are parents of a student who just graduated from U.Va. in May.
It's devastating, but at least there's some peace knowing we found her, Gigi Elliott said from her home in Crozet, Va., about 12 miles from Charlottesville. It's kind of a resolution for our community. I'm haunted by it. It's so close to home. It's just heartbreaking as a mother.
Carli Sapir, a fourth-year environmental engineering student, lived only a half-block away from Hannah's residence at U.Va.
This conclusion wasn't the conclusion we were hoping for, she said. Of course we all had a hope that even after all this time that they would find her living. It's pretty devastating.
Graham met friends at a restaurant for dinner Sept. 12 before stopping by two off-campus parties. She left the second party alone and eventually texted a friend saying she was lost, authorities said.
Interview: Charlottesville Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy
Charlottesville Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy speaks to News2Share's Ford Fischer outside the Circuit Courthouse where four white nationalist had their charges confirmed in the aftermath of the deadly Unite the Right rally in August.
Bellamy says that white nationalists don't represent the [Charlottesville] community as a whole. While he concedes that Charlottesville isn't doing the best job in repairing the state of its community, it is making an effort, he says.
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Slow, steady Charlottesville new homes market improvement across will continue through 2013 and 2014, according to Charlottesville realtor, Kurt Vogelsang.
Charlottesville new home price trends continue to increase, which is good news. However, given how far the prices fell during the Great Recession it will still take some years to fully recover. In a sign that the Charlottesville new homes economy is coming back with new housing starts (both single and multifamily) are up. In Charlottesville, starts rose 13 percent in 2013 and are expected to be up 20 percent in 2014.
We see positive signs for Charlottesville new homes in Cgharlottesville and Albemarle County as population growth continues in both areas and the rate of new household formations picks up steam. Although no magic remedy has been uncovered, we are moving out of the housing slump and real progress was made in 2013. The progress will continue this year and we all hope to begin accelerating Charlottesville new homes growth in 2014.
With Albemarle County new homes showing a second month of increased home sales compared to last year at this time, the first quarter of 2014 is going to be exciting.
2013 now has two straight months of housing increases in the books. This reflects on the confidence level of prospective buyers here and on the diversity of our local economy.
Some Charlottesville new homes buyers have lowered their price points because of federal budget actions. Yet, high affordability offered by record-low mortgage rates is still prompting first-time buyers and current homeowners to pursue new Charlottesville homes purchases. Kurt Vogelsang, Charlottesville new homes realtor.
Fontana Neighborhood of Pantops in Charlottesville
Fontana is located in Albemarle County in the Pantops area of Charlottesville. The homes in Fontana offer breathtaking mountain views and easy access to major shopping in Pantops and employment centers like Peter Jefferson Place, State Farm Insurance, and the Martha Jefferson Hospital. The Charlottesville Downtown Mall is a short drive away. The Fontana neighborhood amenities include walking/running trails, a community pool, clubhouse, playground, and tennis courts. To learn more about Fontana and to search homes for sale in fontana go to:
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Monticello Ave (Belmont, Charlottesville, VA) to Jefferson St (Woolen Mills) via Downtown, No (...)
Watch in 720p full-screen to view map info. Visit for more info. - Waypoints: 0:15 Belmont Ave
0:18 Rialto St
0:21 Church St
0:28 Avon Street
0:29 Hinton Ave
0:30 Levy Ave
0:30 Garrett St
0:30 Graves St
0:31 Monticello Rd
0:31 South St E
0:32 Csx Railroad
0:32 Avon St
0:33 9th St SE
0:33 Water St E
0:34 9th St NE
0:41 Market St E
0:41 Piedmont Female Institute (historical)
0:43 Jefferson St
0:45 High St E
0:46 10th St NE
0:46 Locust Ave
0:49 Sycamore St
0:54 Poplar St
0:55 Grove Ave
0:57 Hazel St
1:01 Saint Clair Ave
1:04 Mowbray Pl
1:06 Watson Ave
1:07 Long St
1:08 Landonia Cir
1:11 River Rd
1:12 Riverdale Dr
1:13 Willow Dr
1:13 Grace St
1:16 Meade Ave
1:19 Stewart St
1:20 Gillespie Ave
1:21 Orange St
1:24 11th St NE
1:26 9 1/2 St NE
1:28 Lexington Ave
1:30 8th St NE
1:32 7th St NE
1:36 Park St
1:37 Levy Opera House
1:37 Albemarle County Courthouse
1:38 Red Land Club
1:38 6th St NE
1:38 Court Sq
1:38 Albemarle County Historical Society
1:39 5th St NE
1:39 Butler-Norris House
1:39 T J Jackson Monument
1:39 Albemarle Historic District
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Charlottesville, Virginia
Charlottesville is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was 43,475. It is the county seat of Albemarle County, which surrounds the city, though the two are separate legal entities. It is named after Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, the queen consort of the United Kingdom.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis combines the city of Charlottesville with Albemarle County for statistical purposes, bringing the total population to 118,398. The city is the heart of the Charlottesville metropolitan area which includes Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene and Nelson counties.
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