The Guide to Living in Bundoran Farm

THE GUIDE TO LIVING IN BUNDORAN FARM

The History of Bundoran Farm

Located in village of North Garden, Virginia, Bundoran Farm offers an idyllic environment for inspired country living in the heart of Virginia Wine Country.

Comprised of over 90 home sites across 2,300 acres of verdant pastures, orchards, and forests, Bundoran Farm is among the Mid-Atlantic’s most notable preservation communities — commonly known as an agrihood.

Originally a working cattle farm dating back to the early 1800s, Bundoran Farm honors its agricultural roots through a comprehensive preservation plan resulting in over 90% of the community footprint serving as working farmland, managed forests, hiking trails, streams, protected wetlands, and grazing cow pastures. As a result, residents of Bundoran Farm benefit from a deeply thoughtful integration of modern comforts and pastoral living.

With a focus on large, private homesites and the preservation of its agrarian character, Bundoran Farm offers a decidedly limited suite of resident amenities. But with over 15 miles of walking and bridle trails, a charming resident community center, and convenience to historic Charlottesville, Virginia and Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyard, life at Bundoran Farm represents the ideals of sustainable luxury.

Residents of Bundoran Farm have the opportunity to build a custom home across its over 90 homesites, which range from from a few acres to over 100 acres. Residents of Bundoran Farm typically build homes on a two acre building envelope, with the remaining acreage maintained by the Home Owner’s Association (HOA), giving owners the taste of the country lifestyle without the burdens of regular upkeep.