Historic Home

This is such an exquisite property! Tuleyries was built in 1833. It is located on 406 acres in Boyce, Virginia. The federal style mansion was built by Joseph Tuley Jr. Surprisingly, Mr. Tuley made his money tanning leather. He wanted to display his wealth, that’s when he built Tuleyries. The gardens are equally as exquisite as the home itself. The home was then owned by Upton Boyce and later owned by Graham Blandy in 1903. Mr. Blandy bequeathed over half of the estate to the University of…

This is such an exquisite property! Tuleyries was built in 1833. It is located on 406 acres in Boyce, Virginia. The federal style mansion was built by Joseph Tuley Jr. Surprisingly, Mr. Tuley made his money tanning leather. He wanted to display his wealth, that’s when he built Tuleyries. The gardens are equally as exquisite as the home itself. The home was then owned by Upton Boyce and later owned by Graham Blandy in 1903. Mr. Blandy bequeathed over half of the estate to the University of…

This is such an exquisite property! Tuleyries was built in 1833. It is located on 406 acres in Boyce, Virginia. The federal style mansion was built by Joseph Tuley Jr. Surprisingly, Mr. Tuley made his money tanning leather. He wanted to display his wealth, that’s when he built Tuleyries. The gardens are equally as exquisite as the home itself. The home was then owned by Upton Boyce and later owned by Graham Blandy in 1903. Mr. Blandy bequeathed over half of the estate to the University of…

This is such an exquisite property! Tuleyries was built in 1833. It is located on 406 acres in Boyce, Virginia. The federal style mansion was built by Joseph Tuley Jr. Surprisingly, Mr. Tuley made his money tanning leather. He wanted to display his wealth, that’s when he built Tuleyries. The gardens are equally as exquisite as the home itself. The home was then owned by Upton Boyce and later owned by Graham Blandy in 1903. Mr. Blandy bequeathed over half of the estate to the University of…

This is such an exquisite property! Tuleyries was built in 1833. It is located on 406 acres in Boyce, Virginia. The federal style mansion was built by Joseph Tuley Jr. Surprisingly, Mr. Tuley made his money tanning leather. He wanted to display his wealth, that’s when he built Tuleyries. The gardens are equally as exquisite as the home itself. The home was then owned by Upton Boyce and later owned by Graham Blandy in 1903. Mr. Blandy bequeathed over half of the estate to the University of…

J. Wilson Fuqua architect historic home preservation Cathy Kincaid interior design Dallas Highland Park University Cities Hal Thomson Potomac

"We respect our old home for surviving 103 years and owe it to her to do things right."