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A Glimpse of History c1840 (Charlottesville Virginia)

There was a time when homes were simple yet elegant and the land was plentiful. Take a step back in time (pre Civil War) and imagine the Virginia Countryside.... This is the feeling you get when you go down the winding tree lined driveway and first see "Oakland" a fine c1840 Virginia Farm with over 125 acres... The views belong to you, the new owners, of this piece of history. Watch my blog for more detail or call me today to set up a private showing

Charles McDonald

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Posted by Charlottesville Real Estate - Your Trusted Broker Charles McDonald on 08/13/2008 04:19 PM

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3 Comments on A Glimpse of History c1840 (Charlottesville Virginia)

AUG

2008

Can't wait to see the inside! Listing history is so cool! Usually ours does not come with 125 acres - or pillars!

I do like historical building and the history around them. Tell me more.

AUG

2008

Charles, not too long ago, I inspected a Federalist style property that was used as a field hospital during the Civil War. It was neat to step back into time...

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