For seventeen million dollars, you can own a rare slice of American history: Historic Tuckahoe, the childhood estate of Thomas Jefferson near Richmond, Virginia. This preserved property includes a colonial-era main house, a schoolhouse where Jefferson learned to read, and a working farm—all protected by a conservation easement. Built by Jefferson’s maternal ancestor William Randolph, the H-shaped home may have influenced his later architectural masterpieces. The land also holds poignant reminders of slavery, with outbuildings where enslaved people lived and worked. The current owners, who’ve held it since 1935, hope the new buyer will honor its legacy and keep it accessible to the public.
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