JD Vance is renting a sprawling property in an exclusive Virginia enclave for his growing family

It’s not the White House, but it sure is a nice retreat away from the District.Vice President JD Vance, his wife Usha and their four children are moving to the country. But don’t expect a “Hillbilly Elegy” kind of hardscrabble country existence.Instead, the Second Family — who welcomed their fourth child, Alec Neel, on Sunday — are moving to Middleburg, VA.That’s the “horse and hunt” capital of America, and one of the most elite, under-the-radar and exclusive enclaves in the country.The Vances are renting a century-plus-old manor house at Wolver Hill Farm, a 500-acre estate owned by federal contractor Charles “Chuck” Kuhn, a data center developer with close ties to the White House, sources told Gimme Shelter.“It’s a lovely, idyllic place to raise a family,” a source said.

“It’s a whole Kennedy-esque compound, with four homes on the property.Usha just had her baby.

It’s a great place to nest — a wonderful community.It’s so quiet.

You can see why they would want a place like that on a quiet country lane with beautiful trees and stone walls.”Kuhn did not return calls at press time.Secret Service security detail will move into an adjacent home on the property, sources said.If the Vances need help moving, Kuhn can help with that, too.He’s also the founder of JK Moving Services, which moved Donald Trump in and out of the White House — twice — as well as other presidents from both parties, including the Clintons, the Bidens and the Obamas.While the moving company is non-partisan, we hear that Kuhn is keen on backing Vance’s potential presidential run in 2028. Black SUVs and a helicopter were spotted at the farm a few weeks ago, which got locals buzzing on social media.

Many shared concerns that choppers and the Secret Service security will ruin their idyll.The small town of just 750 people has some wealthy and powerful residents.They include Erik Prince, the MAGA ally and founder of the defunct private mercenary comp...