A stately Greek Revival mansion built circa 1848, symbolizing the elegant history of our estate with breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge and Valley.

During the Civil War, the mansion housed officers from both sides. The Manning family supported the South and faced hardships after the war.
Formerly spanning over 400 acres, our estate now offers stunning valley views, lush trails, orchards, and equestrian opportunities, echoing a rich, complex history.
An emblem of the Antebellum era, Greek Revival architecture features classical symmetry, bold columns, and refined detailing, symbolizing timeless elegance.

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