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Welcome
530 Woodley Lane, Berryville, VA 22611
Telephone: (540)364-8071
The Virginia Easement Exchange, LLC facilitates the transfer of Virginia land preservation tax credits and state and federal tax credits between conservation easement donors and historic rehabilitation project developers. This service is ideal for taxpayers looking to benefit from tax credits in Virginia and reduce their state tax liability through participation in Virginia land conservation tax credits.
530 Woodley Lane, Berryville, Virginia 22611, United States
Help Preserve President Monroe's Oak Hill
In November of 2025, Oak Hill, a 1,200-acre property housing the Loudoun home of
President James Monroe, was donated in a part-sale/part-gift to The Conservation
Fund. Prior to the transfer, the property was held privately by the same family for seven
decades. Oak Hill is located along U.S. Route 15, between Leesburg and Gilbert’s
Corner. While at Oak Hill, President Monroe finalized the Monroe Doctrine, a
cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy, and the Marquis de Lafayette visited Oak Hill during
his 1824-1825 visit.
The donation portion of the transfer generated transferable Virginia Land Preservation
Income Tax Credits. The former owners of Oak Hill are offering these tax credits for
sale to interested Virginia taxpayers. By participating, Virginia taxpayers can support
the preservation of President Monroe’s home, while reducing their Virginia income tax
liability.
These tax credits are available at an 11% discount, allowing a taxpayer to save a
corresponding amount on their Virginia income tax liability. Individuals may purchase
and use up to $20,000 of tax credits per year, and a married couple may use up to
$40,000 in credits per year. For example, a taxpayer could purchase $10,000 of
Virginia Tax Credits for $8,900, saving $1,100 on their Virginia income tax bill.
About Us
The Virginia Easement Exchange, LLC specializes in providing services to Virginia tax and financial professionals aiming to help their clients reduce state and federal income taxes through the acquisition of tax credits in Virginia from land preservation and historic rehabilitation projects.
Our primary focus is connecting Virginia taxpayers interested in purchasing Virginia land preservation tax credits with conservation easement donors eager to sell these valuable credits. We typically collaborate with accounting firms, financial institutions, financial planners, and institutional buyers to deliver Virginia land preservation tax credits to their clients in a timely and efficient manner at competitive prices. Our team works closely with firms to alleviate the administrative burdens associated with credit transfers, enabling them to provide enhanced value-added services to their clients. Additionally, we extend support to tax professionals whose clients wish to acquire Virginia and federal historic rehabilitation credits.
The Members of the Virginia Easement Exchange, LLC are Keith C. Troxell, ESQ and D. Brook Middleton, CPA.