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New Residences at Salamander bring more luxury living opportunities to Middleburg

The region’s only Forbes five-star hotel is getting into the residential business.

By Kelly Magyarics October 15, 2020 at 2:07 pm

How can you extend the luxe experience of a weekend sojourn at Middleburg’s premier hotel and spa? How about purchasing an upscale home nearby not only inspired by the property but also one boasting its enviable amenities?

Salamander Hotels & Resorts and South Street Partners recently announced Residences at Salamander, a collection of 49 built-for-sale homes in the heart of Virginia’s wine and horse country surrounded by pastures and forests and in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains. 

Located on homesites ranging from 0.4 to 1.3 acres in one of two neighborhoods (The Stables and The Vineyards), the homes range from 3,000 to 5,000 square feet. Elegant appointments include French Oak flooring, quartzite and black slate countertops, designer tiling, high ceilings, expansive windows, a master chef’s appliance suite and indoor/outdoor spaces with a connection to the natural world. Prices start at $1.965 million, with early purchase incentives available; owners also have the option to add their home to Salamander Resort’s rental program. 

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A rendering of a home in The Stables neighborhood (Courtesy Salamander resort)

“My intent was to create a residential community that fully connected to the life of the resort,” explained owner Sheila Johnson in a statement. “I’m thrilled to find a real estate development partner like South Street which shares my passion for excellence.” Headquartered in Charlotte, NC and Charleston, SC, South Street Partners is a private equity real estate investment firm with subsidiaries including Kiawah Island Club & Real Estate and The Cliffs.

Salamander Resort is situated on 340 acres just a short stroll from Middleburg, a village founded in 1787. The grounds feature miles of hiking and biking trails, indoor and outdoor pools, a zip-line course, tennis courts, a putting green; within an hour’s drive are traditional horse farms and 50 wineries. Owners and residents of the 49 luxury abodes will enjoy amenities including 24-hour concierge service, room service, preferred rates on overnight accommodations, member discounts on dining, spa and resort activities and perks and privileges at nearby venues like The Club at Creighton Farms and RdV Vineyards. 

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