$939,900 Welcome to this exceptional THREE FINISHED LEVELS 2023-built townhome with 3679 SQUARE FEET in the sought-after Cadence at Lansdowne, a premier 55+ community. This is the first resale of this rarely available floor plan with THREE FINISHED LEVELS, offering a thoughtfully designed layout with two primary suites—one on the main level and one on the upper level and an impressive array of upgrades and custom finishes throughout. The flexible layout provides multiple private living areas, offering an ideal solution for multi-generational living, guests, or evolving lifestyle needs.” The main level features a stunning gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, custom backsplash and countertops. The kitchen opens to the great room, creating the perfect space for both everyday living and entertaining. The soaring 10 foot ceilings enhance this main level living. The spacious main-level primary suite includes a luxurious bathroom with custom top of the line tile. The design of the home provides the convenience of true main-level living. Additional highlights include a laundry room with custom cabinets, powder room, and direct access to the finished two-car garage with insulated garage door. As an end unit, the home is filled with natural light thanks to additional side windows. Step outside to the beautiful deck overlooking a peaceful wooded setting and creek, offering privacy and tranquil views. Upgraded hardwood floors on main and upper level as well as beautiful wood staircases. Upstairs, you’ll find a second expansive primary suite with a sitting room and luxury bathroom with custom features. The upper level also includes another generously sized bedroom with its own private bathroom, a spacious and comfortable family room and a versatile bonus room perfect for an office, hobby space, or additional living area. The finished walk-out lower level adds even more living space and features a large recreation room with custom wall details, a full kitchenette/bar area with upgraded cabinets and countertops, exercise room, storage area and a full bathroom with custom tile. Walk out to the large fenced backyard, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Located close to shopping, major commuter routes, wineries, and breweries, this beautifully upgraded home offers the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience in one of Loudoun County’s most desirable active adult communities.Residents can enjoy scenic walking trails throughout the neighborhood, a nearby dog park and convenient access to pickleball courts. The home is ideally located close to shops, restaurants, and just minutes from INOVA Loudoun Hospital and a variety of medical offices. Easy access to Route 7, Route 28, The Greenway and the Dulles Toll Road. The community includes front yard and common area maintenance, making for an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle. This nearly new home offers a perfect blend of modern design, energy efficiency, smart home features, and a prime location in one of Loudoun County’s most sought-after communities. Pickleball courts, dog park and miles of walking trails. 3 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths Welcome to this exceptional THREE FINISHED LEVELS 2023-built townhome with 3679 SQUARE FEET in the sought-after Cadence at Lansdowne, a premier 55+ community. This is the first resale of this rarely available floor plan with THREE FINISHED LEVELS, offering a thoughtfully designed layout with two primary suites—one on the main level and one on the upper level and an impressive array of upgrades and custom finishes throughout. The flexible layout provides multiple private living areas, offering an ideal solution for multi-generational living, guests, or evolving lifestyle needs.” The main level features a stunning gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, custom backsplash and countertops. The kitchen opens to the great room, creating the perfect space for both everyday living and entertaining. The soaring 10 foot ceilings enhance this main level living. The spacious main-level primary suite includes a luxurious bathroom with custom top of the line tile. The design of the home provides the convenience of true main-level living. Additional highlights include a laundry room with custom cabinets, powder room, and direct access to the finished two-car garage with insulated garage door. As an end unit, the home is filled with natural light thanks to additional side windows. Step outside to the beautiful deck overlooking a peaceful wooded setting and creek, offering privacy and tranquil views. Upgraded hardwood floors on main and upper level as well as beautiful wood staircases. Upstairs, you’ll find a second expansive primary suite with a sitting room and luxury bathroom with custom features. The upper level also includes another generously sized bedroom with its own private bathroom, a spacious and comfortable family room and a versatile bonus room perfect for an office, hobby space, or additional living area. The finished walk-out lower level adds even more living space and features a large recreation room with custom wall details, a full kitchenette/bar area with upgraded cabinets and countertops, exercise room, storage area and a full bathroom with custom tile. Walk out to the large fenced backyard, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Located close to shopping, major commuter routes, wineries, and breweries, this beautifully upgraded home offers the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience in one of Loudoun County’s most desirable active adult communities.Residents can enjoy scenic walking trails throughout the neighborhood, a nearby dog park and convenient access to pickleball courts. The home is ideally located close to shops, restaurants, and just minutes from INOVA Loudoun Hospital and a variety of medical offices. Easy access to Route 7, Route 28, The Greenway and the Dulles Toll Road. The community includes front yard and common area maintenance, making for an easy, low-maintenance lifestyle. This nearly new home offers a perfect blend of modern design, energy efficiency, smart home features, and a prime location in one of Loudoun County’s most sought-after communities. Pickleball courts, dog park and miles of walking trails. 19006 Coral Reef Sq, Leesburg Listing courtesy of Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty. Contact: (540) 687-8500
$3,795,000 At the end of a gently winding country road, where Loudoun County’s storied landscape unfolds in quiet beauty, there lies a place where history lingers and new memories are waiting to be written—37961 Forest Mills Road. This remarkable estate tells a story nearly two centuries in the making. Dating to approximately 1830, the main residence stands as a living piece of Virginia’s heritage—gracefully preserved and thoughtfully partially renovated in 2026 to honor its historic character while enhancing comfort for modern living. With six bedrooms, three full baths, and two half baths, the home offers both scale and intimacy. Set within a natural hollow and embraced by rolling hills and mature trees, the residence enjoys a rare sense of shelter and serenity—protected from the outside world, yet open to the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Here, sunlight filters softly through the canopy, and every season unfolds like a painting beyond your windows. Wide-plank floors, period details, and timeworn textures echo its past, while carefully updated spaces provide ease for today’s lifestyle. Each room feels deeply connected to the land, offering peaceful, private views in every direction. The story extends well beyond the main home. Across the property, a beautifully reimagined carriage house, fully renovated in 2026, offers two bedrooms and one bath—perfect for guests, extended stays, or income potential. A second residence, a charming colonial-style home with three bedrooms and two baths, adds further flexibility for multi-generational living or rental opportunities. The land itself invites possibility. Two barns—one large and one medium-sized—stand ready for equestrian use, storage, or creative adaptation. A picturesque pond reflects the surrounding greenery, while a swimming pool provides a tranquil setting for relaxation and entertaining during warmer months. And everywhere you look, there is history. During the Civil War, the property served as a vital local supply post—its grounds quietly witnessing a defining chapter in the nation’s past. In later years, a noted National Geographic cartographer called this land home, drawn by its perspective and natural beauty. Even earlier, a natural water spring on the property served as an important watering site for the nearby village of Lincoln, making this land a place of gathering and sustenance for the community. Even the trees here tell a story. Identified by a local arborist, the property is home to several rare and noteworthy tree specimens, adding both distinction and natural significance to the landscape. Today, 37961 Forest Mills Road offers a rare blend of heritage and opportunity. The estate supports a range of uses, including private residential living, income-producing rentals with two additional homes, or hospitality ventures such as a bed and breakfast, vacation rental, or wedding and event venue. All of this is protected within a conservation easement, preserving the land’s beauty and ensuring its legacy endures. Here, life unfolds differently. Mornings begin with mist rising through the hollow, afternoons stretch across open fields and shaded paths, and evenings settle gently beneath a canopy of stars. It is a place of quiet refuge, rich history, and endless potential. More than an address, this is a legacy— a story rooted in the land, waiting for its next chapter to be written. 6 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths At the end of a gently winding country road, where Loudoun County’s storied landscape unfolds in quiet beauty, there lies a place where history lingers and new memories are waiting to be written—37961 Forest Mills Road. This remarkable estate tells a story nearly two centuries in the making. Dating to approximately 1830, the main residence stands as a living piece of Virginia’s heritage—gracefully preserved and thoughtfully partially renovated in 2026 to honor its historic character while enhancing comfort for modern living. With six bedrooms, three full baths, and two half baths, the home offers both scale and intimacy. Set within a natural hollow and embraced by rolling hills and mature trees, the residence enjoys a rare sense of shelter and serenity—protected from the outside world, yet open to the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Here, sunlight filters softly through the canopy, and every season unfolds like a painting beyond your windows. Wide-plank floors, period details, and timeworn textures echo its past, while carefully updated spaces provide ease for today’s lifestyle. Each room feels deeply connected to the land, offering peaceful, private views in every direction. The story extends well beyond the main home. Across the property, a beautifully reimagined carriage house, fully renovated in 2026, offers two bedrooms and one bath—perfect for guests, extended stays, or income potential. A second residence, a charming colonial-style home with three bedrooms and two baths, adds further flexibility for multi-generational living or rental opportunities. The land itself invites possibility. Two barns—one large and one medium-sized—stand ready for equestrian use, storage, or creative adaptation. A picturesque pond reflects the surrounding greenery, while a swimming pool provides a tranquil setting for relaxation and entertaining during warmer months. And everywhere you look, there is history. During the Civil War, the property served as a vital local supply post—its grounds quietly witnessing a defining chapter in the nation’s past. In later years, a noted National Geographic cartographer called this land home, drawn by its perspective and natural beauty. Even earlier, a natural water spring on the property served as an important watering site for the nearby village of Lincoln, making this land a place of gathering and sustenance for the community. Even the trees here tell a story. Identified by a local arborist, the property is home to several rare and noteworthy tree specimens, adding both distinction and natural significance to the landscape. Today, 37961 Forest Mills Road offers a rare blend of heritage and opportunity. The estate supports a range of uses, including private residential living, income-producing rentals with two additional homes, or hospitality ventures such as a bed and breakfast, vacation rental, or wedding and event venue. All of this is protected within a conservation easement, preserving the land’s beauty and ensuring its legacy endures. Here, life unfolds differently. Mornings begin with mist rising through the hollow, afternoons stretch across open fields and shaded paths, and evenings settle gently beneath a canopy of stars. It is a place of quiet refuge, rich history, and endless potential. More than an address, this is a legacy— a story rooted in the land, waiting for its next chapter to be written. 37961 Forest Mills Rd, Leesburg Listing courtesy of Realty World Homes & Castles. Contact:
$3,795,000 At the end of a gently winding country road, where Loudoun County’s storied landscape unfolds in quiet beauty, there lies a place where history lingers and new memories are waiting to be written—37961 Forest Mills Road. This remarkable estate tells a story nearly two centuries in the making. Dating to approximately 1830, the main residence stands as a living piece of Virginia’s heritage—gracefully preserved and thoughtfully partially renovated in 2026 to honor its historic character while enhancing comfort for modern living. With six bedrooms, three full baths, and two half baths, the home offers both scale and intimacy. Set within a natural hollow and embraced by rolling hills and mature trees, the residence enjoys a rare sense of shelter and serenity—protected from the outside world, yet open to the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Here, sunlight filters softly through the canopy, and every season unfolds like a painting beyond your windows. Wide-plank floors, period details, and timeworn textures echo its past, while carefully updated spaces provide ease for today’s lifestyle. Each room feels deeply connected to the land, offering peaceful, private views in every direction. The story extends well beyond the main home. Across the property, a beautifully reimagined carriage house, fully renovated in 2026, offers two bedrooms and one bath—perfect for guests, extended stays, or income potential. A second residence, a charming colonial-style home with three bedrooms and two baths, adds further flexibility for multi-generational living or rental opportunities. The land itself invites possibility. Two barns—one large and one medium-sized—stand ready for equestrian use, storage, or creative adaptation. A picturesque pond reflects the surrounding greenery, while a swimming pool provides a tranquil setting for relaxation and entertaining during warmer months. And everywhere you look, there is history. During the Civil War, the property served as a vital local supply post—its grounds quietly witnessing a defining chapter in the nation’s past. In later years, a noted National Geographic cartographer called this land home, drawn by its perspective and natural beauty. Even earlier, a natural water spring on the property served as an important watering site for the nearby village of Lincoln, making this land a place of gathering and sustenance for the community. Even the trees here tell a story. Identified by a local arborist, the property is home to several rare and noteworthy tree specimens, adding both distinction and natural significance to the landscape. Today, 37961 Forest Mills Road offers a rare blend of heritage and opportunity. The estate supports a range of uses, including private residential living, income-producing rentals with two additional homes, or hospitality ventures such as a bed and breakfast, vacation rental, or wedding and event venue. All of this is protected within a conservation easement, preserving the land’s beauty and ensuring its legacy endures. Here, life unfolds differently. Mornings begin with mist rising through the hollow, afternoons stretch across open fields and shaded paths, and evenings settle gently beneath a canopy of stars. It is a place of quiet refuge, rich history, and endless potential. More than an address, this is a legacy— a story rooted in the land, waiting for its next chapter to be written. 6 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths At the end of a gently winding country road, where Loudoun County’s storied landscape unfolds in quiet beauty, there lies a place where history lingers and new memories are waiting to be written—37961 Forest Mills Road. This remarkable estate tells a story nearly two centuries in the making. Dating to approximately 1830, the main residence stands as a living piece of Virginia’s heritage—gracefully preserved and thoughtfully partially renovated in 2026 to honor its historic character while enhancing comfort for modern living. With six bedrooms, three full baths, and two half baths, the home offers both scale and intimacy. Set within a natural hollow and embraced by rolling hills and mature trees, the residence enjoys a rare sense of shelter and serenity—protected from the outside world, yet open to the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Here, sunlight filters softly through the canopy, and every season unfolds like a painting beyond your windows. Wide-plank floors, period details, and timeworn textures echo its past, while carefully updated spaces provide ease for today’s lifestyle. Each room feels deeply connected to the land, offering peaceful, private views in every direction. The story extends well beyond the main home. Across the property, a beautifully reimagined carriage house, fully renovated in 2026, offers two bedrooms and one bath—perfect for guests, extended stays, or income potential. A second residence, a charming colonial-style home with three bedrooms and two baths, adds further flexibility for multi-generational living or rental opportunities. The land itself invites possibility. Two barns—one large and one medium-sized—stand ready for equestrian use, storage, or creative adaptation. A picturesque pond reflects the surrounding greenery, while a swimming pool provides a tranquil setting for relaxation and entertaining during warmer months. And everywhere you look, there is history. During the Civil War, the property served as a vital local supply post—its grounds quietly witnessing a defining chapter in the nation’s past. In later years, a noted National Geographic cartographer called this land home, drawn by its perspective and natural beauty. Even earlier, a natural water spring on the property served as an important watering site for the nearby village of Lincoln, making this land a place of gathering and sustenance for the community. Even the trees here tell a story. Identified by a local arborist, the property is home to several rare and noteworthy tree specimens, adding both distinction and natural significance to the landscape. Today, 37961 Forest Mills Road offers a rare blend of heritage and opportunity. The estate supports a range of uses, including private residential living, income-producing rentals with two additional homes, or hospitality ventures such as a bed and breakfast, vacation rental, or wedding and event venue. All of this is protected within a conservation easement, preserving the land’s beauty and ensuring its legacy endures. Here, life unfolds differently. Mornings begin with mist rising through the hollow, afternoons stretch across open fields and shaded paths, and evenings settle gently beneath a canopy of stars. It is a place of quiet refuge, rich history, and endless potential. More than an address, this is a legacy— a story rooted in the land, waiting for its next chapter to be written. 37961 Forest Mills Rd, Leesburg Listing courtesy of Realty World Homes & Castles. Contact:
$3,500,000 Searching for a haven that lets you wake up to panoramic views, serene seclusion, 50 acres to enjoy with Goose Creek frontage and a private pond? Perched gracefully on a gentle knoll within the prestigious Red Cedar enclave of Conservancy properties, this timeless 6-bedroom, 5.5-bath brick estate delivers an urbane lifestyle with a rare blend of luxurious design and rural freedom, just minutes from downtown Leesburg and the Brambleton Town Center! Enter a grand foyer where soaring ceilings and a striking staircase set a tone of sophistication. On either side, find a formal living room and an elegant dining alcove ready for memorable gatherings. Throughout the home, gleaming wood-flooring, tasteful millwork, wrought iron accents, bright windows, and a calming neutral palette (freshly painted) create a sense of classic refinement warmed by natural light. Stylish and impressive, the gourmet-inspired kitchen has been outfitted with stainless steel appliances, plentiful cabinetry, luminous granite countertops, and a central island that encourages culinary creativity. Adjacent is a sunroom that can double as a large breakfast nook, with walls of windows offering those enviable morning moments. The nearby family room invites relaxation with its mellow brick hearth and sprawling backyard views, while a separate office or main level bedroom, offers privacy for remote work or overnight guests. Upstairs, your stunning primary suite feels like the ultimate refuge, with an oversized walk-in closet and a luxurious ensuite with a frameless shower and separate soaking tub. Three additional retreats, including a Jack-and-Jill layout, offer comfortable repose for visitors or an oasis for practicing hobbies. The finished basement is a versatile sanctuary, featuring a kitchenette and bar, gaming corner, den with a fireplace, a guest bedroom with a full bath, and abundant storage. For the equestrian or outdoor enthusiast, the estate’s amenities are unrivaled. A traditional center aisle barn features six stalls (including wash and dry stalls), a tack room, hay loft, and adjacent paddocks. Ride year-round in the fenced, bluestone dressage ring (80 x 128) or explore the peaceful grounds with its private trails, Goose Creek frontage, and private pond. Three additional run-ins with water and a workshop with oversized bays, a flexible office, and an RV pad enhance the property’s functionality. Beyond the lifestyle it offers, this home combines natural beauty with modern practicality, featuring public utilities, a laundry room, and an attached 3-car garage as well as New HVAC and Hot Water Heater. Located just a short drive from Dulles Airport, Brambleton, and Arlington, this one-of-a-kind residence is more than a refuge—it’s a destination. Come see how life expands when in a place where you can grow anything from your garden to your goals! 6 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths Searching for a haven that lets you wake up to panoramic views, serene seclusion, 50 acres to enjoy with Goose Creek frontage and a private pond? Perched gracefully on a gentle knoll within the prestigious Red Cedar enclave of Conservancy properties, this timeless 6-bedroom, 5.5-bath brick estate delivers an urbane lifestyle with a rare blend of luxurious design and rural freedom, just minutes from downtown Leesburg and the Brambleton Town Center! Enter a grand foyer where soaring ceilings and a striking staircase set a tone of sophistication. On either side, find a formal living room and an elegant dining alcove ready for memorable gatherings. Throughout the home, gleaming wood-flooring, tasteful millwork, wrought iron accents, bright windows, and a calming neutral palette (freshly painted) create a sense of classic refinement warmed by natural light. Stylish and impressive, the gourmet-inspired kitchen has been outfitted with stainless steel appliances, plentiful cabinetry, luminous granite countertops, and a central island that encourages culinary creativity. Adjacent is a sunroom that can double as a large breakfast nook, with walls of windows offering those enviable morning moments. The nearby family room invites relaxation with its mellow brick hearth and sprawling backyard views, while a separate office or main level bedroom, offers privacy for remote work or overnight guests. Upstairs, your stunning primary suite feels like the ultimate refuge, with an oversized walk-in closet and a luxurious ensuite with a frameless shower and separate soaking tub. Three additional retreats, including a Jack-and-Jill layout, offer comfortable repose for visitors or an oasis for practicing hobbies. The finished basement is a versatile sanctuary, featuring a kitchenette and bar, gaming corner, den with a fireplace, a guest bedroom with a full bath, and abundant storage. For the equestrian or outdoor enthusiast, the estate’s amenities are unrivaled. A traditional center aisle barn features six stalls (including wash and dry stalls), a tack room, hay loft, and adjacent paddocks. Ride year-round in the fenced, bluestone dressage ring (80 x 128) or explore the peaceful grounds with its private trails, Goose Creek frontage, and private pond. Three additional run-ins with water and a workshop with oversized bays, a flexible office, and an RV pad enhance the property’s functionality. Beyond the lifestyle it offers, this home combines natural beauty with modern practicality, featuring public utilities, a laundry room, and an attached 3-car garage as well as New HVAC and Hot Water Heater. Located just a short drive from Dulles Airport, Brambleton, and Arlington, this one-of-a-kind residence is more than a refuge—it’s a destination. Come see how life expands when in a place where you can grow anything from your garden to your goals! 41419 Southpaw Pl, Leesburg Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact: 7037837485
$999,000 THE MANN HOUSE — A RARE OPPORTUNITY ON 12 ACRES The Mann House is a 1740 log and stone estate on 12.08 acres in western Loudoun County, with frontage on Catoctin Creek. Built by John Mann on land originally purchased from Thomas Fairfax — cousin of Lord Fairfax — it's one of Virginia's oldest privately held homes, owned by just five families in nearly 300 years. A Property With Options Live in it, work it, or build a business around it. Zoned AR1, the property supports agricultural, equestrian, and low-density commercial uses. The land is suited to a hobby farm (goats, llamas, bees), boutique vineyard, farm winery, wellness retreat, bed and breakfast, short-term rental, or boutique wedding venue (subject to Loudoun County approval). Located just minutes from Loudoun's wine trail and Hillsboro's scenic corridor, with rolling pastures, wooded trails, and creek frontage. Historic designation may also qualify the property for state and federal tax credits on approved restoration or preservation work. The Home Three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2,071 square feet. The original character is intact: hand-hewn log walls, wide-plank pine floors, two massive fieldstone fireplaces, and authentic wood paneling throughout. The kitchen has been updated with Argentine and Brazilian marble countertops, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a striking exposed beam overhead — built for gathering. A stone-lined root cellar offers wine storage or a unique historic feature, and the original spring house, summer kitchen, and historic outbuildings remain on the property. Built to Support a Bigger Vision The infrastructure has been intentionally sized and updated to support both family living and business use: Well: 963-foot deep private well connected to an underground river, rated for up to six (6) bedrooms. Big Blue whole-house filtration, flushing filtration system, and new pressure tank (February 2025). Septic: Designed for a six (6) bedroom residence — providing ample capacity for expansion or commercial use. Holding tank and main tank upgraded with new pump, power, and alarm in Fall 2023. Electrical: Two 200-amp panels (42-pole main + 24-pole secondary dedicated to kitchen and HVAC), plus Dominion Energy WiFi-monitored smart meter (2023). HVAC: Two split-system 5-ton heat pumps (one per level), main level replaced 2020, upper level replaced 2023. Ductwork professionally cleaned with UV purification system (2024). Roof: Standing seam metal on both the main residence and rustic log cabin — a true "install once" investment-grade roofing system. Recent Updates New LG stacking washer and dryer (September 2025) New Bosch dishwasher (December 2025) New pressure tank (February 2025) Full plumbing, electrical, and HVAC inspections completed by Appleton Campbell (October–December 2024) Ductwork UV purification system installed (December 2024) Bath faucets and shower heads replaced (2023) The Bottom Line The Mann House offers the privacy and character of early colonial Virginia with the comfort and reliability buyers expect today — and well, septic, and electrical capacity built for far more than a 3-bedroom home. It's a legacy estate ready for family living, business vision, or both. Offered at $999,000 3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths THE MANN HOUSE — A RARE OPPORTUNITY ON 12 ACRES The Mann House is a 1740 log and stone estate on 12.08 acres in western Loudoun County, with frontage on Catoctin Creek. Built by John Mann on land originally purchased from Thomas Fairfax — cousin of Lord Fairfax — it's one of Virginia's oldest privately held homes, owned by just five families in nearly 300 years. A Property With Options Live in it, work it, or build a business around it. Zoned AR1, the property supports agricultural, equestrian, and low-density commercial uses. The land is suited to a hobby farm (goats, llamas, bees), boutique vineyard, farm winery, wellness retreat, bed and breakfast, short-term rental, or boutique wedding venue (subject to Loudoun County approval). Located just minutes from Loudoun's wine trail and Hillsboro's scenic corridor, with rolling pastures, wooded trails, and creek frontage. Historic designation may also qualify the property for state and federal tax credits on approved restoration or preservation work. The Home Three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2,071 square feet. The original character is intact: hand-hewn log walls, wide-plank pine floors, two massive fieldstone fireplaces, and authentic wood paneling throughout. The kitchen has been updated with Argentine and Brazilian marble countertops, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a striking exposed beam overhead — built for gathering. A stone-lined root cellar offers wine storage or a unique historic feature, and the original spring house, summer kitchen, and historic outbuildings remain on the property. Built to Support a Bigger Vision The infrastructure has been intentionally sized and updated to support both family living and business use: Well: 963-foot deep private well connected to an underground river, rated for up to six (6) bedrooms. Big Blue whole-house filtration, flushing filtration system, and new pressure tank (February 2025). Septic: Designed for a six (6) bedroom residence — providing ample capacity for expansion or commercial use. Holding tank and main tank upgraded with new pump, power, and alarm in Fall 2023. Electrical: Two 200-amp panels (42-pole main + 24-pole secondary dedicated to kitchen and HVAC), plus Dominion Energy WiFi-monitored smart meter (2023). HVAC: Two split-system 5-ton heat pumps (one per level), main level replaced 2020, upper level replaced 2023. Ductwork professionally cleaned with UV purification system (2024). Roof: Standing seam metal on both the main residence and rustic log cabin — a true "install once" investment-grade roofing system. Recent Updates New LG stacking washer and dryer (September 2025) New Bosch dishwasher (December 2025) New pressure tank (February 2025) Full plumbing, electrical, and HVAC inspections completed by Appleton Campbell (October–December 2024) Ductwork UV purification system installed (December 2024) Bath faucets and shower heads replaced (2023) The Bottom Line The Mann House offers the privacy and character of early colonial Virginia with the comfort and reliability buyers expect today — and well, septic, and electrical capacity built for far more than a 3-bedroom home. It's a legacy estate ready for family living, business vision, or both. Offered at $999,000 37275 Charles Town Pike, Hillsboro Listing courtesy of Pearson Smith Realty, LLC. Contact: listinginquires@pearsonsmithrealty.com
$2,600,000 Comfortably set in the heart of Loudoun County, the William Smith House is a well-preserved example of early American architecture. This renovated Federal-style brick farmhouse dates to 1813—the same year Pride and Prejudice was first published. Set on just under 40 acres, the property offers privacy and open space while still being conveniently close to town, the Dulles Greenway, and paved road access. With more than 5,250 square feet of finished space across multiple structures, there’s flexibility here for a variety of uses. The land features a pond with a dock, a creek crossed by a stone bridge, and a restored corn crib. A rare two-story brick springhouse adds character, and the wide front porch is a natural place to take it all in. Equestrian features include a horse barn and a stone run-in. One of the standout features is the 1813 Federal brick barn—one of the few in Loudoun County to survive the Civil War. Restored by local builder Allan Cochran, it offers over 2,500 square feet of additional living space with high ceilings, multiple fireplaces, wood floors, a kitchen, bath, and its own well and septic. The property also includes extensive stonework and mature landscaping that ties everything together. With its combination of history, usable land, and updated structures, the William Smith House offers a rare opportunity for a well-rounded country property. 4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths Comfortably set in the heart of Loudoun County, the William Smith House is a well-preserved example of early American architecture. This renovated Federal-style brick farmhouse dates to 1813—the same year Pride and Prejudice was first published. Set on just under 40 acres, the property offers privacy and open space while still being conveniently close to town, the Dulles Greenway, and paved road access. With more than 5,250 square feet of finished space across multiple structures, there’s flexibility here for a variety of uses. The land features a pond with a dock, a creek crossed by a stone bridge, and a restored corn crib. A rare two-story brick springhouse adds character, and the wide front porch is a natural place to take it all in. Equestrian features include a horse barn and a stone run-in. One of the standout features is the 1813 Federal brick barn—one of the few in Loudoun County to survive the Civil War. Restored by local builder Allan Cochran, it offers over 2,500 square feet of additional living space with high ceilings, multiple fireplaces, wood floors, a kitchen, bath, and its own well and septic. The property also includes extensive stonework and mature landscaping that ties everything together. With its combination of history, usable land, and updated structures, the William Smith House offers a rare opportunity for a well-rounded country property. 38678 Piggott Bottom Rd, Hamilton Listing courtesy of Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty. Contact:
$1,399,999 Just over 59 breathtaking acres with mountain views in every direction, this beautiful lot offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience. Secluded and serene, yet just minutes to Route 7 and close to local wineries, equestrian events, and fine dining, this remarkable property presents endless possibilities. Property boarders Dowdy Mill Road and Booth Rd, so plenty of access to routes north and south. Whether you envision building your dream home, establishing a horse farm, creating a bed & breakfast, opening a winery or brewery, or pursuing another agricultural venture, this property provides an exceptional foundation. It borders Catoctin Creek — a State-designated scenic river — and features a small pond along with a tributary stream that meanders through the property before flowing into the creek. Enjoy approximately 12-foot-deep swimming holes, with the creek leading directly to the Potomac River just two miles away. The land is protected by an open space easement, Old Dominion Land Conservancy preserving its natural beauty and privacy in perpetuity. Twelve-foot-wide groomed trails circle the entire property, ideal for hiking, horseback riding, or hunting. A three-acre managed food plot enhances the land for wildlife and gardening enthusiasts alike. Deer, turkey, eagles, heron, and rabbits are frequently seen throughout this nature-rich setting. Additional improvements include a 30' x 40' lofted barn with electricity installed and plumbing in place, two ready-to-build homesites, and seven drilled wells already on the property. Select land - farm equipment is negotiable — see photos for details. A rare opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of protected countryside with unmatched views, water access, and unlimited potential. Parcel is currently in Land Use. Trail cams are in place. Check out the drone flyover videos.. Just over 59 breathtaking acres with mountain views in every direction, this beautiful lot offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience. Secluded and serene, yet just minutes to Route 7 and close to local wineries, equestrian events, and fine dining, this remarkable property presents endless possibilities. Property boarders Dowdy Mill Road and Booth Rd, so plenty of access to routes north and south. Whether you envision building your dream home, establishing a horse farm, creating a bed & breakfast, opening a winery or brewery, or pursuing another agricultural venture, this property provides an exceptional foundation. It borders Catoctin Creek — a State-designated scenic river — and features a small pond along with a tributary stream that meanders through the property before flowing into the creek. Enjoy approximately 12-foot-deep swimming holes, with the creek leading directly to the Potomac River just two miles away. The land is protected by an open space easement, Old Dominion Land Conservancy preserving its natural beauty and privacy in perpetuity. Twelve-foot-wide groomed trails circle the entire property, ideal for hiking, horseback riding, or hunting. A three-acre managed food plot enhances the land for wildlife and gardening enthusiasts alike. Deer, turkey, eagles, heron, and rabbits are frequently seen throughout this nature-rich setting. Additional improvements include a 30' x 40' lofted barn with electricity installed and plumbing in place, two ready-to-build homesites, and seven drilled wells already on the property. Select land - farm equipment is negotiable — see photos for details. A rare opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of protected countryside with unmatched views, water access, and unlimited potential. Parcel is currently in Land Use. Trail cams are in place. Check out the drone flyover videos.. Booth Rd, Lovettsville Listing courtesy of Charis Realty Group. Contact: 3018315099
$725,000 15 Beautiful Acres on Snickersville Turnpike – A Dream Homesite. This stunning 15-acre lot along the historic Snickersville Turnpike is the kind of property that doesn’t come around often. The property features open fields, mature woods, and a creek running through—perfect for a custom home, equestrian estate, or private retreat. Not to mention, this lot is located off a paved road for easy year-round access. This 15-acre lot on Snickersville Turnpike offers a rare opportunity to build in a prime Western Loudoun location. Approved homesite and drainfield locations in place. Owner is a custom builder in Loudoun County and available to answer any questions regarding site development or construction. Whether you have questions about site prep, design, or navigating the build process, help is available from someone who knows this land inside and out. Build-Ready – Approved homesite and drainfield locations already in place Unbeatable Location – A few miles from Bluemont & Round Hill, with quick access to Route 7 Top-Tier Schools – Zoned for Round Hill Elementary, Harmony Middle, and Woodgrove High Natural Beauty – Open space, wooded trails, and a serene creek running through the property The combination of location, setting, and expert guidance makes this an exceptional opportunity to build your dream home. Serious inquiries only—reach out today to walk the land and start planning your future home. 15 Beautiful Acres on Snickersville Turnpike – A Dream Homesite. This stunning 15-acre lot along the historic Snickersville Turnpike is the kind of property that doesn’t come around often. The property features open fields, mature woods, and a creek running through—perfect for a custom home, equestrian estate, or private retreat. Not to mention, this lot is located off a paved road for easy year-round access. This 15-acre lot on Snickersville Turnpike offers a rare opportunity to build in a prime Western Loudoun location. Approved homesite and drainfield locations in place. Owner is a custom builder in Loudoun County and available to answer any questions regarding site development or construction. Whether you have questions about site prep, design, or navigating the build process, help is available from someone who knows this land inside and out. Build-Ready – Approved homesite and drainfield locations already in place Unbeatable Location – A few miles from Bluemont & Round Hill, with quick access to Route 7 Top-Tier Schools – Zoned for Round Hill Elementary, Harmony Middle, and Woodgrove High Natural Beauty – Open space, wooded trails, and a serene creek running through the property The combination of location, setting, and expert guidance makes this an exceptional opportunity to build your dream home. Serious inquiries only—reach out today to walk the land and start planning your future home. Snickerville Tunrpike, Round Hill Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Distinctive Real Estate, Inc.. Contact: 7038211840