Homes for Sale in Frays Grant Earlysville VA

Frays Grant in Earlysville, VA sits on 880 acres and offers beautiful, hardwood forests, gently, rolling land with nature trails down to the Rivanna River, plentiful wildlife, spectacular homes, lovely landscaped grounds, mature woodlands, and spectacular Blue Ridge Mountain views.

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The current 11 homes are luxurious and were custom-built between 2006-2022.

Although there are 55 homesites, only 11 homes have been constructed.

The median price of a home in 2023 in the Frays Grant subdivision is $1,735,000.

Lots Sizes: 2-21 acres and are approved for conventional septic systems.

Frays Grant Lots For Sale

FRAYS GRANT -A delightful neighborhood just outside Charlottesville near Earlysville with gently rolling landscape, lish green meadows, wildlife, privacy, towering hardwoods and nature trails with lots ranging from 2-74 acres. The neighborhood is warm and inviting and a great choice for the home you want to build. This 21 acre lot is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac that provides privacy and a quite setting among towering hardwoods, this attractive lot is also convenient the CHO airport and ample shopping of various kinds. $269,000 Active

Lot 37 FRAYS RIDGE CT 37 EARLYSVILLE, Virginia

21.01 Acres

Builders in Frays Grant: Kenny Williams, Leeman Homes, and Peak Builders.

Albemarle Public Schools serve Frays Grant with Broadus Wood Elementary, Jouett Middle School, and Albemarle High. Nearby private schools are St Anne’s Belfield and the Blue Ridge School.

Location: 7 miles from Charlottesville Airport, NGIC, Harris Teeter, Target, Kohl’s, Starbucks, and other restaurants.

Directions: Earlysville Rd through Earlysville to Advance Mills Rd to L on Fray’s Mtn. Rd. right into Frays Grant

My thoughts: I like Frays Grant and give the Frays Grant neighborhood an 8. Be aware, that it’s not fun to drive back and forth at night. Located near the booming metropolis of Earlysville. Near the CHO Airport and Rt 29 shopping.

Note – Horses are allowed.

Note – When this subdivision was filed back in 2006, Charles Hurt of Virginia Land was the developer and Southern Development was the builder. I am not sure what happened but I think the real estate crash of 2008 changed things and Southern Development moved on.