Red Hills, a striking Federal-style farmhouse built in 1797, served as the home for Dr. Francis Carr and his family. The unusual double “L” addition in the rear, and fine interior enhancements executed by well-known 20th-century architect Milton L. Grigg, presents a unique and stylish frame residence in rural Albemarle County. The property sold out of the Carr family in the 1880s to Adolph Russow, the first superintendent of the Monticello Wine Company. The company was the first large-scale commercial winery in pre-prohibition Virginia. Though unclear, it appears that Russow worked for the Carr family in their vineyard prior to his purchase of the property. The Red Hills property was nominated for listing in the registers for its architectural significance and its  association with the Carr and Russow families.