Charlottesville VA Luxury Real Estate
According to Forbes Magazine, Charlottesville ranks at the top of “America’s Millionaire Capitals, ” which features the wealthiest, most charitable communities in the United States. So comes as no surprise that high-net-worth individuals consider our region when searching for luxury real estate for sale in Virginia. Charlottesville has it all:
- The University of Virginia
- Premier Hospitals and Healthcare
- Topnotch Public and Private Schools
- Lavish Country Clubs and Gated Communities
- Vineyards and Wineries
- Restaurants and the Arts
- Scenic Farms and Ranches
- Land for Sale
- Luxury Homes for Sale
Perhaps the bottom bullet points should be listed at the top of our list, as Virginia luxury homes are plentiful in today’s Charlottesville real estate market. You have many options, but the questions you need to ask yourself are:
- “What do I really want?”
- “Where do I want to live?”
What do I really want when it comes to luxury real estate in Virginia? Do you want privacy, security, land, a swimming pool, golf? Or close access to a bustling downtown and southern cultural hub?
Charlottesville Luxury Communities
Since you found our site, we assume you want to live in central Virginia near Charlottesville. And if you want to build or purchase a luxury home within the sanctity of a country club neighborhood, Virginia Estates can segment your Charlottesville real estate search into four broad categories of country club or gated community considerations:
- Farmington Country Club (Farmington Real Estate)
- The Estates at Keswick Hall (Keswick Real Estate)
- Glenmore Country Club (Keswick Real Estate)
- Ednam Forest and Boar’s Head (Ednam Real Estate)
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Popular Q&A
Real Estate in Charlotte, NC? | Yahoo Answers
are you confusing brokers with agents? they are two different jobs. That said, any agent, no matter where they live/work, is only as good as they want to be. If you are a dedicated professional, you can work "part time"--but you will be competing with other equally dedicated "full timers"--and this will put you at a disadvantage. Selling houses can be financially rewarding IF you make the effort. If at all possible, i'd say work RE full time if you can, as you will make more money, probably, than you can working for someone else. Good luck.
