Home’s History
Located just a few blocks from the University of Virginia’s main grounds, hospital, and Scott Stadium, this historic property is one of Charlottesville’s premier residences.
The main house, a Tudor Revival home designed by the noted architect Eugene Bradbury, was built in 1914.
In 1928, the property was acquired by Orland E. White, the designer of the Virginia State Arboretum, who also designed the property’s impressive landscaping.
The estate includes a 1,100-square-foot guest cottage built around 1930, providing additional charm and functionality.
Its Current State
The property has been meticulously renovated to blend historical charm with modern amenities. The main house features expertly re-plastered and painted interior walls, restored stucco and trim, and four fireplaces.
Its exterior has been meticulously restored, and the landscaping, featuring numerous stone walls, terraces, mature plantings, and trees, has been carefully maintained.
Exterior Photos
The home is set on a private 0.28-acre lot with meticulously maintained formal gardens, lighting, and mature trees, including a towering redwood.
It showcases the timeless elegance of the Tudor Revival style.
The landscape design by Orland E. White features numerous stone walls and terraces, providing a picturesque setting for the home.
The guest cottage is charming, featuring a full kitchen, open living and dining spaces, and a stone-walled courtyard, making it perfect for guest accommodations or rental income.
Interior Photos
The interior of this historic home is a blend of exquisite details and modern updates.
The main house spans 3,222 square feet of livable space, featuring five bedrooms and four bathrooms.
The home also features numerous fireplaces located in the living room, dining room, and bedrooms.
The living and dining spaces are designed for both comfort and style, including an all-glass conservatory that offers stunning views of the gardens.
The kitchen is a chef’s dream, equipped with glass front cabinets, granite counters, and white-painted cabinets.
The expertly re-plastered and painted walls, arched openings, and painted hardwood floors add to the home’s elegance.
Additional features include ceramic tile flooring, casement, and double-hung windows, and a full, unfinished basement with exterior entry and walk-out access.
The guest cottage offers an additional 1,100 square feet of living space, with two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and open living and dining areas, providing a cozy and private retreat for guests.
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