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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the county is defined by rolling countryside, protected open land, and a longstanding commitment to preserving its rural identity. Scenic byways, working farms, and expansive estates shape the landscape, making Fauquier especially appealing to those who value privacy, space, and a strong connection to nature.

Rich in history, Fauquier played a notable role in early American life and the Civil War era, and that legacy is still visible today in its well-preserved towns, historic homes, and landmarks. The county seat of Warrenton serves as a cultural and commercial hub, offering locally owned shops, dining, galleries, and community events, while villages such as Middleburg are internationally recognized for their equestrian heritage, wine culture, and refined small-town charm.

Despite its tranquil setting, Fauquier County is well-positioned for access to major metropolitan areas. Proximity to Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. allows residents to enjoy a rural lifestyle without sacrificing connectivity, whether for commuting, travel, or entertainment. The region has also attracted accomplished artists and creatives, including Robert Duvall, the acclaimed actor and director, who had long resided in Fauquier County, where he operated a working farm. The county continues to be a sought-after destination for primary residences, second homes, and legacy properties alike.

PIEDMONT REGION, VA. Virginia’s Piedmont region is a landscape defined by gentle rolling hills, open pastureland, and sweeping views that extend to the Blue Ridge Mountains. Stretching across central Virginia and encompassing areas such as Fauquier, Loudoun, Orange, and Culpeper counties, the Piedmont is known for its fertile land, scenic beauty, and rural character. The region’s topography and climate have long supported agriculture, from historic horse farms and cattle operations to a growing network of vineyards and wineries.

The area is home to centuries-old estates, small towns with preserved main streets, and sites that trace the state’s colonial and Civil War history. Equine traditions remain a defining element, particularly in areas like Middleburg and Upperville, while neighboring communities offer farmers’ markets, hunt country events, and seasonal festivals that celebrate the community. The Blue Ridge Mountains to the west provide a dramatic natural backdrop with access to hiking, outdoor recreation, and protected parkland, while the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area lies to the east. This unique positioning allows residents to enjoy convenient access to major employment centers, airports, and institutions.

The Piedmont—particularly Middleburg and the surrounding hunt country—has been associated with political leaders, cultural icons, and members of the diplomatic and social elite. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis famously made Middleburg her home later in life, drawn by its equestrian culture, understated elegance, and sense of seclusion. Altogether, the Piedmont and its surrounding areas offer an exceptional quality that is both rural and refined.