Ashville Historic District

Ashville Historic District contains multiple buildings from different construction periods that showcase early architectural styles found in Fauquier County. The structures form a cohesive streetscape where houses built decades apart sit side by side.

The district formed through regional growth in the late 1800s as new buildings were constructed alongside existing older structures. This blend of different construction periods made it eligible for historic landmark status and national registration.

The buildings display craftsmanship and design choices that shaped how people in the region built their homes over generations. Walking through the district, you notice how construction methods changed from one structure to the next.

The district is best explored on foot with buildings visible from the street, allowing you to observe architectural details at your own pace. Taking time to walk slowly through the area helps you notice the differences between structures from various periods.

Property owners in the district can access federal and state tax incentives when restoring their historic buildings. This financial support has helped keep the structures standing and maintained over many decades.