Auburn Hill is a 397-acre farm that blends history, natural beauty, and recreational appeal. Located in Caroline County, this property offers an exceptional lifestyle, with wildlife and outdoor recreation at its core. The centerpiece of the property is a historic residence, originally built by Edmund Pendelton in 1740. This home has been carefully restored to preserve its original charm while integrating modern comforts. It features two upstairs bedrooms, a finished children’s attic, and two additional bedrooms in the finished basement. The restoration showcases original heart pine floors, exposed beams, high ceilings, and original brickwork The grounds include a saltwater pool, a garden, and a brick terrace—perfect for outdoor gatherings or relaxation. Several restored outbuildings, including barns, sheds, a corn crib, and a two-story tobacco barn, provide additional space for entertaining. Auburn Hill includes a diverse mix of cropland, wildlife food plots, hardwood slopes, managed pine stands, and wetlands. Maracossic Creek borders the property to the east, and Doctors Creek lies to the south, enhancing its privacy. For outdoor recreation, Auburn Hill is second to none. Over the past decade, the current owner has carefully managed the land to support thriving deer and turkey populations. Extensive food plots, habitat corridors, and a long-term harvest plan contribute to healthy wildlife populations. The property features two stocked ponds ideal for fishing and a wetland complex that provides additional waterfowl habitat. An extensive network of trails winds throughout the property, including a maintained beach and picnic area along Maracossic Creek. About half of the property is protected by a Virginia Outdoors Foundation (VOF) conservation easement, ensuring its preservation for future generations. Auburn Hill offers a rare opportunity to own a property that has history, natural beauty, and close proximity to Richmond and Fredericksburg, making it a perfect retreat, recreational haven, and wildlife sanctuary.