Farm house Charles Town (United-States) Price: $ 6,500,000 USD

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Bedrooms 4  Bathrooms 4  Land 69.6 ha

Welcome to Shotwell Farm, an esteemed 172-acre equestrian haven distinguished as a landmark in Jefferson County. This magnificent estate seamlessly combines opulence and practicality. A picturesque tree lined driveway welcomes you to the heart of the farm, where an elegant Southern Living home takes center stage, surrounded by lush landscaping, expansive pastures, and panoramic views. Exclusive access to the main residence and surrounding barns is ensured by a circular driveway for homeowners, while a separate entrance offers guests access to the equestrian facilities. A spacious front porch overlooks the meticulously maintained grounds. Inside, the open foyer boasts marble floors and a grand staircase, setting a tone of luxury. Rooms are bathed in sunlight from floor-to-ceiling windows, features include marble-surround fireplaces, oak flooring and custom built ins throughout. The kitchen, a culinary haven with stainless steel appliances, a double oven, and a gas stove, is complemented by a cozy sitting area with natural light streaming in through French doors. The 1st floor primary suite offers a private sanctuary with a walk-in closet and a seating nook. A Dinning room, butler's pantry, formal living room, substantial laundry room and home office round out the 1st floor. Ascending the grand staircase, a bold library awaits-- a refuge for book lovers! Additionally upstairs you will find 3 guest bedrooms that are well appointed spaces adorned with custom window treatments, and walk-in closets. Beyond the residence, a parking portico featuring an arched cobblestone driveway is strategically positioned near the kitchen. A breezeway seamlessly links the house to a spacious 3-bay garage. The upper level of this garage is thoughtfully designed to house a luxurious 2-bedroom apartment, complete with a full-size kitchen, a full bathroom, and private laundry. As you explore the grounds you'll find facilities designed with precision to address every aspect of equine care and horsemanship. The main barn, a remarkable center-stall stable, serves as the focal point for equestrian activities. This impressive structure includes a generator, a convenient reception area, 2 designated office spaces, a laundry facility, and 3 luxurious staff apartments—one on the first floor and two on the second floor. Passing through the reception area, you'll discover 29 thoughtfully designed horse stalls and a wash stall. The centerpiece of the barn is an extraordinary 100’x300’ riding arena located off the center of the stalls. Adjacent to the primary equestrian facility stands a sprawling 12,000 square feet building, housing a well-designed breeding area and a 2,520 square feet maintenance shop complete with 200-amp electric and water service. Complementing this structure are an additional 39 meticulously crafted horse stalls, mirroring the craftsmanship and materials of the main barn, bringing the total number of stalls across the property to 68. Tucked away at the rear of the grounds are two structures dedicated to hay and equipment storage, each spanning 6,000 square feet. The hay structure includes a practical 16’x100’ lean-to, enhancing the functionality of the storage facilities. The pastures are defined by 18,000 linear feet of 4-rail blackboard fencing and an additional 7,500 linear feet of top rail fencing adorned with diamond wire. The thoughtful layout includes ample storage, strategically placed run-in sheds, and a network of 18 automatic waterers. Each waterer is serviced by a dedicated well and supported by a robust backup system, ensuring an uninterrupted and reliable water supply spanning the entirety of the farm. The final structure on the property is a 1,200 square feet single-family split-level manager's home, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a partially finished basement, and an attached 2-car garage. Experience the extraordinary blend of modern luxury, rustic charm