Middleburg Real Estate

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The majority of today’s Middleburg real estate doubtless looks a great deal like the Middleburg real estate of a hundred or even two hundred years ago. The past is alive in the present in Middleburg, all you have to do is look around – the entire town has been named a historic district, what with its collection of 18th, 19th and early 20th century structures.

Residents of Middleburg Country Estates today enjoy the perks of having quite a few inns and bed-and-breakfasts around. The Red Fox Inn and Tavern, which was established back in 1728, has a national reputation for the excellence of its accommodations and cuisine. It is also famous for being the haunt of Colonel John “Gray Ghost” Mosby during the Civil War and President Kennedy’s press secretary, Pierre Salinger, was also known to hold press conferences here.

Other dining establishments of note by owning Middleburg Real Estate includes the Backstreet Café, The Coach Stop, The French Hound and Market Salamander. The Backstreet Café is a cozy bistro serving Italian cuisine; The Coach Stop has a very down-home atmosphere and serves Southern cuisine; The French Hound, as its name implies, serves French; and Market Salamander, which serves traditional Southern cuisine with a Tuscan twist, also has a gourmet goods section.

Middleburg is truly special. If you’ve been here already then you’ll know it to be true. For more information on Middleburg real estate, contact local expert Jay Miller of Piedmont Sotheby’s International Realty at 540 675 1675.