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The Clifton

Charlottesville, Virginia, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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The manor was finished in 1799 for Martha Jefferson Randolph, Thomas Jefferson's daughter, on about 100 acres of Albemarle countryside east of Charlottesville. The 1799 Restaurant cooks from the estate's organic vegetable and herb garden, and the house now works as a country inn and wedding estate.

About The Clifton

History

The Clifton occupies a 1799 manor at 1296 Clifton Inn Drive east of Charlottesville, built for Martha Jefferson Randolph. The house later operated as a country inn and is now an independent boutique hotel, restaurant, and wedding venue on about 100 acres. The 1799 Restaurant is named for the building year.

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