JD Vance is eyeing a $9 million Virginia mansion owned by a businessman whose data center empire is booming under a policy championed by the vice president, the Daily Beast’s investigative Substack PunchUp can reveal.
The sprawling, historic horse-farming estate is up for rent in Middleburg—a town 45 miles from Washington, D.C., packed with multimillion-dollar homes and renowned as the country’s “horse and hunt capital.”
The residence in question is Wolver Hill, a historic estate on Middleburg’s northern edge, according to three Daily Beast sources. Its owner is Charles “Chuck” Kuhn, 60, one of northern Virginia’s biggest landowners and, lately, one of its most aggressive data-center developers—a sector that the Trump administration and Vance in particular have consistently backed.
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