Red Hill (c. 1871), a distinguished Shenandoah Valley farm situated on over 40 acres less than two miles from downtown Lexington, features a stately historic brick manor with frontage on Whistle Creek and the Maury River. Under the stewardship of the same family for over 150 years, its handsome brick residence was meticulously crafted in the Italianate style by skilled vernacular artisans and boasts many original architectural elements such as a central hall adorned with the original staircase and handcrafted balustrade, timeless handmade mantel pieces, high ceilings, a variation of Flemish bond brickwork, limestone foundation, double cornice brackets beneath its hip roof, and original hardwood floors.