Posted by Joe Barnes on January 28th, 2010

The Baldwin Center for Preservation Development is open for business 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, and by appointment on the weekends.  You are invited to stop by to see and learn about all the interesting things happening at Bundoran Farm. 

Our new contact information is:

Bundoran Farm
5005 Edge Valley Road
North Garden, VA  22959
434-295-3700
info@bundoranfarm.com

Since its completion late last year, there has been a flurry of activity at what will be the social and informational hub for Bundoran Farm.

In addition to hosting the Inaugural Baldwin Center Symposium, “Residential Development and the Working Landscape” (attended by over fifty participants from across the country), a number of groups with missions and goals consistent with the Baldwin Center’s have enjoyed gathering here.

Equally important is how this new facility along Edge Valley Road has become the place to find all there is to know about Bundoran Farm and how you may become part of it all.  In addition to being the headquarters for the Baldwin Center for Preservation Development, a non-profit foundation with the mission to showcase innovative practices in agricultural preservation, environmental stewardship and sustainable ground, the Baldwin Center houses members of the Bundoran Farm development, management and real estate sales team. Learn more about The Baldwin Center for Preservation Development online.

Meet The Bundoran Farm Development & Sales Team

Leif Riddervold has been Bundoran Farm’s natural resources manager since its inception.  Leif is responsible for the development and implementation of the natural resources management plan for Bundoran Farm.

He is a key liaison between those who live on the property and those who work the land promoting careful stewardship and use of the land and its resources.

Growing up on his family farm, Leif has been actively involved in viticulture, cattle operations and other aspects of agriculture for most of his life.

Mr. Riddervold holds degrees in environmental science and geology from James Madison and the University of Virginia.

Chad Rowe, a recent addition to the team, serves as Bundoran Farm’s primary real estate advisor. 

A licensed Virginia realtor, Chad not only works with our customers and property owners, but also our cooperative broker partners as well as all referring brokers to ensure a comfortable sales process for those looking to make Bundoran Farm their home in the countryside. 

A Virginia native and avid outdoorsman, Chad has extensive experience in working with both resort and primary residential communities. 

Chad holds an English degree from Randolph-Macon College and currently sits on his alma mater’s Board of Associates.

Whether you have questions about available homesites at Bundoran Farm, are interested in learning more about our Preservation Development concept, or just want to enjoy the pastoral views from the front porch of the Baldwin Center, we invite you to drop by our new home at 5005 Edge Valley Road.  See you soon.

If you would like to stay up to date with the progress and experiences on Bundoran Farm we encourage you to check out our here on our blog, Bundoran Farm Field Notes, and become a fan of Bundoran Farm on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/bundoranfarm

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