Downtown Mall

Of all the times to visit Charlottesville, spring may be a favorite. They say April showers bring May flowers - in Virginia that means the bloom of the flowering Dogwood, the fragrance of Cherry Blossoms and the colorful landscape of meandering fields of wildflowers. As the weather warms, Downtown Mall restaurants begin to set up patios, setting the stage for ambient evenings dining al fresco amid the musical gifts of Fridays after Five. But those are only a few of the many reasons to get outdoors in Charlottesville this spring. The Rivanna River is ready and waiting for kayaking and canoeing adventures, and of course, there is no shortage of beautiful rustic trails to traverse on a springtime hike. Read More.

Seven Oaks

Charlottesville has long been a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts as it's an ideal locale for fishing, kayaking, hiking, hunting and a number of other recreational pursuits. The charming destination is also admired by travelers for its beauty, charming restaurants, wineries and history. It even claimed the #4 spot on Livibility.com's Most Romantic Places list in 2012. While it is a popular vacation destination, it is also an ideal place to settle down. In fact, it made Livability.com's overall Top 100 Places to Live in 2014. And part of the draw of Charlottesville is its widespread appeal to people of all ages. Read More.

Sunnyfields

A fully renovated and historically significant home, previously owned and built by Thomas Jefferson's builder, William Phillips. The gorgeous Charlottesville country property is surrounded by 330 acres under easement and lies between Monticello and Ashlawn, with Jefferson Vineyards as its direct neighbor. Over 11,000 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 6 full baths, amenities include a gunite heated pool, tennis court, and beautifully restored guest house. A superb location, only 5 miles from downtown. Read More.

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