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Two of the partners in Middleburg V, purchaser of Shelburne Glebe, also attended the presentation.
Portions of the total net amount from the sale — about $4 million — will be shared with the Virginia State Police, the Fairfax County Police Department and the Loudoun County Sheriffs Department, who aided in the 19-month drug investigation, Mr. Hudson said.
“I am very pleased that this complex real estate transaction has reached a satisfactory conclusion,” Sen. Warner said. “It’s highly appropriate that the fruits of what was once a major drug enterprise should yield significant funds for Virginia’s war on the illegal narcotics trade.”
Attorney Hudson, the chief federal prosecutor for eastern Virginia, emphasized that the sale “is compatible with the land-use plans of Loudoun County, the wishes of the neighboring community and the concerns of the Virginia State Historical Society.”
The historic, 774-acre Shelburne Glebe was forfeited after its owner,
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