Why do people love Westmoreland County and Colonial Beach? Bounded on the north by the Potomac River and on the south by the Rappahannock River, Westmoreland County sits firmly on the Northern Neck Peninsula of eastern VA. This 236 square mile community with 250 miles...
Why do people love Prince William County? Less than 30 miles from the Nation’s Capital and firmly in the Northern Virginia metro area, Prince William County is Virginia’s second-most populous county. Named for William Augustus, the youngest son of King George II of...
Why do people love King George? King George County, a transitioning rural county known as the "Gateway to the Historic Northern Neck," has 131 miles of shoreline on the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers, acres of serene natural beauty, cultural attractions and historic...
Why do people love Orange? Established in 1734, Orange County was named in honor of William IV, Prince of Orange and covered an area that extended to the Mississippi River and Great Lakes. Nowadays, Orange County centers around Lake of the Woods, the Town of...
Why do people love Caroline? Enjoy the serene rural beauty of historic Caroline County, established in 1728, birthplace of renowned racehorse Secretariat and named in honor of King George II’s wife, Caroline. Life moves slower out in Caroline, with five distinct...
Why do people love Stafford? Stafford County is known now as a bedroom community for Washington DC and home to many government contractors, but it has been the setting for incredibly important events throughout history. From Pocahontas and Captain John Smith, to...
Why do people love Spotsylvania? Home to two of our offices, Spotsylvania County is a mix of rural and urban landscapes, historical attractions and suburban amenities. Spotsylvania’s proximity to I-95, shopping centers and restaurants make the Massaponax area a hub...
Why do people love Fredericksburg? Just one hour south of Washington, DC and 45 minutes north of Richmond, the City of Fredericksburg is perfectly located in the middle of the DMV. In just an hour’s drive, you could be sightseeing in DC, attending an art exhibition in...