Property Description

For the first time in its history, one of Fredericksburg's most remarkable private residences is preparing to welcome its next owner. Built in 1946 by the father of the current owner, this extraordinary Colonial has remained in the same family for generations. Perched at the end of Beverly Drive, the estate is a masterclass in timeless architecture, craftsmanship, and thoughtful design, where every addition and every detail reflect decades of careful stewardship. From reclaimed architectural elements and custom ornamental ironwork salvaged from historic Richmond homes to sea glass countertops in the guest house, this is a home filled with stories that cannot be replicated. The formal garden terrace, anchored by a gazebo crafted from ironwork cut by the historic James River Foundry, overlooks mature landscaping designed to evolve beautifully with every season. You are welcomed inside the home by gracious living spaces designed for both elegant entertaining and everyday comfort. The light-filled gourmet kitchen and soaring family room, complete with a wet bar and impressive fireplace surrounded by built-ins, create a spectacular gathering place, while formal and intimate spaces offer equal measures of sophistication and warmth. The owner's suite is a private retreat featuring dual walk-in closets and a luxurious spa-inspired bath. Each additional bedroom enjoys its own ensuite bath, providing exceptional comfort for family and guests alike. The detached guest house offers a full kitchen, bedroom and full bath with roll-in shower on the main level, loft bedroom, and custom finishes, creating an ideal space for extended family, visitors, or a private retreat. Outside, expansive slate patios, terraced gardens, an Olympic-sized in-ground marbelite pool, and countless handcrafted details transform the grounds into a true private estate. Opportunities like this are exceptionally rare. More than a home, this is a legacy property waiting for its next steward. Coming Soon.

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