Barbara and Jack Clark housed tennis players 50 years ago for the inaugural Virginia Slims Invitational and, after a lifelong friendship with King, made her the executor of their estate.
Castle Glen Winery, a tasting room and vineyard near Doswell, is included in the listing for 18185 Narrow Path Trail, a 4,700-square-foot house on a 10-acre parcel.
A year after selling its first project there in an eight-figure flip, an apartment developer already familiar with West Creek Business Park is back for another go.
The price tag on the 190-unit Wilde Lake Apartments at 2900 Bywater Drive equates to $185,263 per door.
Village Bank leased space at 3117 W. Marshall St. but it will close its location at 1650 Willow Lawn Drive when the new branch opens.
The Manchester skyline is due for another new addition at the hands of a South Carolina-based firm that a few years ago tried to get in on the boom in Scott’s Addition.
The 10,000-square-foot mansion is up for grabs publicly for the first time in six decades. The last owner was a Massey.
Bruce Vanderbilt purchased the Stationhouse Apartments building at 207 N. 3rd St. for $1.14 million.
SNP Properties plans to redevelop the building into 10 apartments above a ground-floor retail space that has long housed clothing shop Style Plus.
The nearly 180-year-old mansion at 1 W. Main St., named for the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, is being marketed as a residential listing as well as a commercial opportunity, as the property’s zoning allows both by right.
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