A country estate in Culpeper topped the five highest-priced home sales reported in Greater Piedmont, Virginia for the week ending October 25, 2026. The five sales came to a combined $6.13 million.
Four of the five homes are in Fauquier County, in Linden, Broad Run, Warrenton and Midland, and the fifth is in Culpeper County. They range from a 1971 contemporary to a home completed this year, and four of them sit on more than ten acres apiece.
No. 1 — $1,650,000 · 19427 Rolling Hills Dr, Culpeper, Virginia
Visitors to 19427 Rolling Hills Drive arrive through handcrafted iron gates set between stone pillars, and the drive beyond them leads to a brick Colonial on 10.09 acres in the Green Valley Farm neighborhood of Culpeper. The home sold for $1,650,000.
Much of what sets the interior apart is the wood. Rustic cherry hardwood covers much of the main level, the private in-law suite is floored in rustic walnut, and hardwood carries on through the upper level. The trim on the main level was custom milled from a maple tree about 100 years old that came from Elkton, Virginia.
Built in 1988, the home has four bedrooms, two of them on the main level, and six bathrooms in 5,239 square feet, the most living space among this week’s five. A double staircase rises from the entry. The gourmet kitchen has an island and a breakfast area, with a butler’s pantry nearby, and vaulted, cathedral, tray and two-story ceilings appear in different rooms. There are four fireplaces, along with a pellet stove, and an attached garage for three cars.
Outside, the land opens to pasture and water views. A pond of about one acre is stocked with koi raised on the property, along with catfish, bluegill and largemouth bass. The grounds also include a private pool, a patio, a porch, a balcony, water fountains and extensive hardscaping, with wooded edges that give the lot its seclusion. The property last sold for $725,000 in 2017.
Robby Rowland of Rowland and Associates Realty, LLC. was the listing agent, and Flavia Yuch of Redfin Corporation represented the buyer in the week’s top sale.
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No. 2 — $1,400,000 · 4791 Observatory Ln, Linden, Virginia
The view is the organizing idea at 4791 Observatory Lane in Linden, a one-story contemporary designed by Wouter Boer Architects and completed in 2025. The home sold for $1,400,000 and went under contract 27 days after it was listed.
Set among trees on 10.35 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the home was raised above the natural grade, and floor-to-ceiling glass looks out over the Shenandoah Valley. The exterior pairs steel, glass and corrugated cladding in a manner drawn from contemporary New Zealand architecture, under a dramatic cantilevered roof. Pella windows and skylights bring light deep into the rooms.
At 1,675 square feet, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, it is the most compact home in this week’s group. The kitchen, living and dining areas share one open space, and custom wall paneling runs from those rooms into the primary suite. A freestanding Nectre N65 wood-burning fireplace warms the living area. The bathrooms have heated floors, and one includes a BainUltra BeONE soaking tub modeled on Japanese bathing traditions.
The land carries traces of earlier occupants, including old stone walls, a root cellar and the remains of an early chimney. The private road that serves the property meets the Appalachian Trail at its base, and Shenandoah National Park is close by. The property last sold for $150,000 in 2021, before the current home was built.
Chloe Powell and Sherry Lee Santmyer, both of Hunt Country Sotheby’s International Realty, were the listing agents. Vera Boujaoude of Coldwell Banker Elite represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,200,000 · 5114 Laurel Ln, Broad Run, Virginia
At 5114 Laurel Lane in Broad Run, a 1971 contemporary sits on a gentle knoll in the middle of 14.79 acres, the largest parcel and the oldest home among the week’s five sales. It sold for $1,200,000, its full asking price, after going under contract 14 days from its listing.
The property is set up for horses and for entertaining. A large cinderblock barn, a grass riding arena and black board fencing serve the animals, while custom hardscaping, stone retaining walls, broad gardens and a fire pit surround the home. The gunite pool was built by Anthony Pools. From the high ground, the views take in mountains, pasture and woods, and the listing says they reach as far as the Washington skyline.
Inside, the home has five bedrooms, the most of the group, and five bathrooms in 4,095 square feet. Exposed beams, wainscoting and slate, hardwood and tile floors run through rooms that include a formal dining room, a gourmet eat-in kitchen with a pantry and a family room off the kitchen. A guest suite is set apart from the main living areas, and the full basement is finished with a walk-out. The property last sold for $965,000 in 2021.
April Shaver of Ross Real Estate was the listing agent, and Tray Allen of Allen Real Estate represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $970,062 · 5306 Gray Meadow Ct, Warrenton, Virginia
The newest home in this week’s ranking is at 5306 Gray Meadow Court in Warrenton, a Colonial-style home built in 2026 by Golden Rule Lifestyles, a division of Golden Rule Builders. It was marketed as a to-be-built home on Lot 3 of Gray Meadow, a small subdivision with a finished entrance and no covenants or homeowners association.
The home sold for $970,062, above its asking price of $800,625. Its 1.27-acre lot, the smallest of the five, is cleared and backs to trees.
The record lists four bedrooms and five bathrooms in 2,900 square feet on three levels, including a full basement, with a two-car attached garage. The plans call for an open kitchen, dining and living area, a large pantry and an office on the main level, with the primary suite and the other bedrooms on the upper level.
Chuck Cornwell of CHC Inc was the listing agent, and Beth Shubert of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $911,000 · 10433 Skyline Ave, Midland, Virginia
A detached workshop with radiant floor heating, running water and ample power for tools is one of the draws at 10433 Skyline Avenue in Midland, a raised ranch built in 2013 on 12.12 acres. The home sold for $911,000.
A wraparound porch leads to a rear deck that looks out over pasture, woods and gardens. Inside, an open plan under vaulted ceilings joins the living and dining areas and the kitchen, which has a breakfast bar, and a fireplace with a raised stone hearth anchors the main room. The primary bedroom has a large walk-in closet and a bath with an oversized walk-in shower.
The home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms in 2,080 square feet. The finished lower level has a rec room with the home’s second fireplace, a guest bedroom with its own full bath and a covered patio, and it connects to the side-load garage. Garage capacity on the property totals six vehicles. HardiPlank siding, wide-plank wood floors and custom cabinets round out the construction, and the property has frontage on Rogues Road.
The home went under contract 25 days after it was listed and sold above its $900,000 asking price. Becky Miller of Piedmont Fine Properties was the listing agent, and Jeannie Jarrett of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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