A large Goochland estate has been put up for sale. Photos courtesy of CVRMLS.
Another million-dollar mansion in Manakin-Sabot has hit the market.
Braedon, a 45-acre equestrian estate, was listed for $4 million April 14. Richard Bower of Joyner Fine Properties has the listing.
The property at 1240 Shallow Well Road includes a nearly 6,000-square-foot 13-room house, an adjoining colonial-style tavern, multiple barns and equestrian facilities with a lighted riding ring and a jump field.
Located between River and Broad Street roads in eastern Goochland County, Braedon has been featured on local garden tours and has hosted history re-enactments and Deep Run Hunt Club activities, according to Bower’s listing.
The property includes a pool and guest house.
County records list the owners as Giles and Tracy Tucker. Giles Tucker is managing director of local financial firm Blue Edge Capital.
They purchased the 23-acre parcel that the house is located on in 2005 for $3.1 million. An adjoining 22-acre parcel that makes up the rest of the Braedon estate was transferred to an LLC in 2007; Giles Tucker is the registered agent on that LLC.
The county’s most recent assessments put the value of the entire 45-acre property at $2.34 million.
Bower could not be reached directly for comment this week, but he provided a pamphlet detailing the property’s features. It describes Braedon as having been inspired by Colonial Williamsburg architecture and created with materials recovered from local Civil War-era buildings.
Built in 1970 and renovated over the past 10 years, the two-story main house consists of five bedrooms and 6½ bathrooms and features heart pine floors and a renovated kitchen. A breezeway connects it with the two-story tavern, which features a brick floor, a kitchen and bar, a loft and a walk-in fireplace.
The home last sold for just more than $3 million about 10 years ago.
A screened porch overlooks an adjacent swimming pool complex and a three-bedroom guest house. The property also has a two-story garage.
Equestrian features include a three-stall barn that can house a horse carriage, a newer eight-stall barn, an equipment shed, paddocks, and the riding ring and jump field.
The listing says Braedon “is steeped in equestrian tradition” and describes it as a “very special offering.” Showings are offered by appointment only.
The property is the latest multimillion-dollar listing in Manakin-Sabot. Up the street, another home listed by Bower, at 1771 Shallow Well Road, is for sale for $2.25 million. And just to the east, a 28-acre estate that once was home to former Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams was listed earlier this month for $4.9 million.
A large Goochland estate has been put up for sale. Photos courtesy of CVRMLS.
Another million-dollar mansion in Manakin-Sabot has hit the market.
Braedon, a 45-acre equestrian estate, was listed for $4 million April 14. Richard Bower of Joyner Fine Properties has the listing.
The property at 1240 Shallow Well Road includes a nearly 6,000-square-foot 13-room house, an adjoining colonial-style tavern, multiple barns and equestrian facilities with a lighted riding ring and a jump field.
Located between River and Broad Street roads in eastern Goochland County, Braedon has been featured on local garden tours and has hosted history re-enactments and Deep Run Hunt Club activities, according to Bower’s listing.
The property includes a pool and guest house.
County records list the owners as Giles and Tracy Tucker. Giles Tucker is managing director of local financial firm Blue Edge Capital.
They purchased the 23-acre parcel that the house is located on in 2005 for $3.1 million. An adjoining 22-acre parcel that makes up the rest of the Braedon estate was transferred to an LLC in 2007; Giles Tucker is the registered agent on that LLC.
The county’s most recent assessments put the value of the entire 45-acre property at $2.34 million.
Bower could not be reached directly for comment this week, but he provided a pamphlet detailing the property’s features. It describes Braedon as having been inspired by Colonial Williamsburg architecture and created with materials recovered from local Civil War-era buildings.
Built in 1970 and renovated over the past 10 years, the two-story main house consists of five bedrooms and 6½ bathrooms and features heart pine floors and a renovated kitchen. A breezeway connects it with the two-story tavern, which features a brick floor, a kitchen and bar, a loft and a walk-in fireplace.
The home last sold for just more than $3 million about 10 years ago.
A screened porch overlooks an adjacent swimming pool complex and a three-bedroom guest house. The property also has a two-story garage.
Equestrian features include a three-stall barn that can house a horse carriage, a newer eight-stall barn, an equipment shed, paddocks, and the riding ring and jump field.
The listing says Braedon “is steeped in equestrian tradition” and describes it as a “very special offering.” Showings are offered by appointment only.
The property is the latest multimillion-dollar listing in Manakin-Sabot. Up the street, another home listed by Bower, at 1771 Shallow Well Road, is for sale for $2.25 million. And just to the east, a 28-acre estate that once was home to former Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams was listed earlier this month for $4.9 million.