History and spectacular landscapes come together in Charlottesville, at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Celebrated landmarks, including Thomas Jefferson's Monticello and the University of Virginia, are clustered here within the East Coast's most beautiful scenery. The region is also home to over 25 wineries, breweries and cideries.

This is the setting for Keswick Hall, an impressive 48-room mansion formerly Villa Crawford nestled on 600 acres, and the prestigious Keswick Golf Club, site of Pete Dye's award-winning "Full Cry" golf course.

Villa Crawford, the historic north wing of Keswick Hall, celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012. Built in 1912 as a gorgeous Italianate-style estate, the property was converted to a country club in 1948, and restored in the early 1990s as part of the world-class hotel that now graces a most beautiful piece of Virginia countryside.

In 2015, C² Limited was retained to serve as resort stylist to envision a contextually appropriate conceptual master plan for the long-range redevelopment and enhancement of the resort.

Keswick Hall and Club has been awarded such distinguished honors as Conde Nast's "#1 Small Resort in Mainland US" and the Forbes Travel Guide Five Star Award.