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Stefano Parlegreco, the previous owner, has retained much of the acreage, with the balance bought by neighboring landowners. All of the original estate will remain in agriculture, according to Mr. Allen.
The brick mansion was built in the i860s by the Browning family in the classic southern plantation house style with a double front portico.
Castleton Farm has had some noteworthy owners, including Ralph IngerSoU, the editor and president of Time magazine, whose family lived there in the 1950s.
The property is well-known both to Rappahannock and Fauquier County sportsmen, said Mr. Allen, because of its long-standing use by foxhunters and other horsemen.
The property sold for $700,000 for the home (including 70 acres) and an additional 20 acres.
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