luxury property for sale Charles Town, United States

Discover elegant country living on 10 picturesque acres just outside historic Waterford, Virginia. Surrounded by rolling pastures, mature woodlands, and sweeping countryside views, this private Loudoun County estate combines a beautifully appointed home, inviting outdoor spaces, and the freedom of no HOA—with exciting potential for buyers who dream of bringing their horses home. Inside, timeless craftsmanship meets relaxed sophistication. Rich American cherry hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and custom millwork complement the home’s warm, inviting interiors. A dramatic sunken family room features a magnificent stone fireplace, custom built-ins, and a wall of glass framing pastoral views. The gracious living room offers a second fireplace, while a private study with deck access provides an inspiring work-from-home setting. The sun-filled, eat-in kitchen features new appliances and easy access to outdoor entertaining. Upstairs, three generously sized ensuite bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet, offer exceptional privacy. An expansive skylit bonus room provides flexible space for a guest retreat, fitness studio, media room, or additional office. Two spacious Trex decks and a private swimming pool extend the living experience outdoors. Enjoy morning coffee overlooking the countryside, summer afternoons poolside, and memorable gatherings beneath the stars. The expansive grounds offer possibilities for equestrian pursuits, farming, gardening, and recreation. An existing small run and electrified run-in shed provide a starting point for your equestrian plans. Nearby Morven Park International Equestrian Center and Virginia Tech’s Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center place competitions, equestrian events, and advanced veterinary care within convenient reach. The surrounding Leesburg and western Loudoun horse community offers access to trainers, riding facilities, veterinarians, and fox hunts. Thoughtful recent improvements include all-new windows, carpets, exterior doors, and fresh interior paint. A detached workshop with a loft, an attached two-car garage, and a four-bedroom septic permit further enhance the property’s versatility. Conveniently located near historic Waterford and Leesburg, this distinctive estate offers a balance of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility—with space to pursue your interests and make country living your own. 10 acres. No HOA. A private pool. Equestrian possibilities. An extraordinary lifestyle awaits.

VA Assumable Loan at 2.75%. Inquire for details!Tucked into the rolling landscape of Waterford Manor, this Brookfield Residential Hadleigh model offers a rare combination of scale, setting, and everyday livability. Built in 2021 and spanning over 6,300 square feet across three levels, the home sits on 3.24 acres, where wooded privacy, mountain sunrises, and a natural backdrop create a setting that feels both expansive and deeply personal. The arrival sets the tone. A long approach and generous driveway create a sense of space and welcome, with room for guests and gatherings alike. From there, the property opens into a landscape that feels more like a private retreat than a traditional homesite. Mature trees frame the rear of the home, and just beyond the property line, a natural path leads to one of the area’s most special features—a 20-foot-wide creek with a dramatic rock face. In the spring, the experience shifts even further. Bluebells begin to bloom along the path, creating a quiet, fleeting moment of color that feels almost hidden—something you discover rather than expect. It’s the kind of setting that invites you to slow down, whether you’re walking to the water, fishing, or simply taking in the surroundings. Inside, the home opens with intention, but it’s the great room that defines the experience. The two-story great room rises at the center of the home, filled with natural light that shifts throughout the day. Tall windows draw your eye upward and outward at the same time, framing the surrounding trees while creating a sense of volume that feels both expansive and calm. It’s a space that feels just as right for quiet mornings as it does for a full house—grounding the entire home in light, scale, and connection. From here, the layout unfolds naturally. The kitchen sits just beyond, designed to support both everyday living and entertaining, with quartz countertops, extensive cabinetry, and KitchenAid stainless steel appliances. It opens seamlessly to the great room, allowing the two spaces to function as one without losing definition. A formal dining room and separate sitting room frame the entry, offering more intimate spaces when needed, while a private office and powder room add flexibility to the main level. The rear deck extends the living space outdoors, overlooking the acreage and wooded backdrop. Upstairs, four bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged to provide both privacy and versatility. The primary suite is especially generous, offering a true retreat with a large footprint, walk-in closet, and a spa-like bath complete with soaking tub and separate shower. One bedroom includes a private ensuite bath, while two additional bedrooms are connected by a Jack & Jill bath. A laundry room on this level adds convenience, and an open overlook to the great room below keeps that sense of connection present throughout the home. The lower level adds another layer of possibility. With over 2,200 square feet, including a large finished recreation area and additional unfinished space, the layout supports a wide range of uses—media, fitness, guest space, or future expansion with the potential for an additional bedroom and bathroom. The walk-out design provides direct access to the backyard, making the space feel fully integrated. The capital improvements here are both recent and meaningful. In 2026, the home was freshly painted throughout in McCormick Dove’s Wing, the stairs were professionally stained, and new flooring was added to bedrooms and office. The septic system was pumped in December 2025, and all major systems—including HVAC, roof, windows, electrical, and plumbing—date to the home’s 2021 construction. Featuring Xfinity high speed internet. Living in Waterford Manor offers a unique balance of privacy and accessibility. The setting feels quiet and removed, yet you remain just minutes from historic Waterford, downtown Leesburg, and the region’s wineries and countryside destinations.

A living masterpiece, three decades in the making Birchwood Estate is the rare convergence of visionary architecture, botanical significance, and unspoiled Virginia landscape. Designed by Loudoun County architect Kevin Ruedisueli and inspired by the celebrated English Arts and Crafts architect C.F.A. Voysey, the stone manor was completed in 1996 with hand-selected fieldstone, a slate roof, and meticulous attention to every detail of its construction. The residence offers approx. 9,000 finished sq. ft. across three levels, with a main-level primary suite, five additional bedrooms, a wine cellar, and multiple fireplaces — all warmed by geothermal systems and oriented to capture panoramic Blue Ridge Mountain views. Beyond the residence, the property encompasses approx. 37 acres of rolling meadow, mature forest, and one of the largest privately held arboretums on the East Coast — a world-class collection of rare conifers, Japanese maples, beeches, and specimen trees from across the globe. Catoctin Creek, a Virginia State Scenic River, traces the property's boundary, and the historic village of Waterford, a National Historic Landmark, lies just minutes away. Featured in Southern Home magazine, Birchwood has been thoughtfully restored and enriched by its current stewards, who revived the arboretum, added cutting and butterfly gardens, an apiary, and a fruit orchard. This is a property shaped by intention, sustained by care, and offered for the first time in seven years.

Creek's Edge Winery is among Loudoun County's most architecturally accomplished wineries, offered on 24.93 acres across three lots, none of which is under conservation easement. The centerpiece is an Amish-built timber-framed structure in the tradition of raised barns, finished with local stone, black walnut harvested on the property, and hand-forged metalwork. The tasting room seats up to 100 indoors around a fieldstone fireplace, opening to a deck with vineyard views. A silo built to mimic the interior of a wine barrel connects the tasting room, upstairs loft, and cellar below; its handcrafted staircase received the 2016 Signatures of Loudoun Design Excellence Award. The engine room of the operation is the winery itself, set beneath the tasting room, with a showcased barrel room. Production equipment and wine inventory convey. The covered pavilion, with its high timber roof and raised stage, accommodates up to 200 guests. Together with the front lawn, tasting room deck, bridal loft, and groom's den, the property supports an established wedding and private event business. 4.5 acres are under vine on the slope above the improvements, originally planted to Chambourcin, Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon. A restored 19th-century bank barn stands ready for final finishing, after which it would make an exceptional second event space for weddings and private functions. A separate 0.68-acre lot, part of the overall acreage offered and zoned RC, carries the historic Taylorstown General Store, currently in disrepair and awaiting a restoration the community has long wanted to see. Catoctin Creek, one of the county's most revered waterways, forms a boundary of the property. Two AR1 parcels plus one RC parcel, an hour from Washington, D.C., in the heart of Virginia wine country.

This is the one you have been waiting for!! Well cared for home, one story living in desirable Briarwood Estates...east side location convenient to commuter routes, shopping and Old Towne Winchester. Open floor plan with close to 1700 square feet. Three bedrooms, two full baths with hardwood floors in living/family room and dining area. Gas fireplace in family room, two walk in closets in master suite. Two car garage, two decks (enjoy your morning coffee on deck off of master bedroom!!) and large fenced backyard with storage shed.

CHAMBLIN MILL | CIRCA 1792 — HISTORY, PRIVACY & A LIFESTYLE LIKE NO OTHER 2,75% Assumable Mortgage/Separate Guesthouse with rental income Set on 3.21 private and scenic acres with approximately 1,000 feet of Beaver Dam Creek frontage, this extraordinary historic property offers something increasingly difficult to find in Northern Virginia: genuine character, remarkable privacy, natural beauty and a story more than two centuries in the making — all just 10 minutes from the charming village of Middleburg. Originally built in 1792 as a working grist mill, the surviving Miller's home now forms the heart of a beautifully restored and expanded residence where centuries-old character blends comfortably with modern living. With more than 4,700 square feet of total living space, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and five wood-burning fireplaces, Chamblin Mill is a home meant to be experienced rather than simply viewed. Outside, the property becomes its own private retreat. Listen to the creek from the porch, watch wildlife move through the grounds, catch a glimpse of the resident blue heron, or spend summer afternoons beside the in-ground pool and spa. Here, privacy is not created by fences or landscaping — it comes naturally. Adding exceptional versatility is a fully independent guest house with its own entrance, driveway and utilities. Featuring 2 bedrooms, a full bath, kitchen, dining room, family room and full front porch, it offers wonderful possibilities for extended family, guests, a private office or continued income-producing use. (MLS Lower Level 2 reflects finished living spaces within the guest house.) An assumable loan at 2.75% provides an additional opportunity for qualified buyers. And for the buyer who falls in love not only with the home but with the way it has been furnished, with an acceptable offer, the furniture is included, creating the possibility of stepping into Chamblin Mill and simply beginning the next chapter. This is not a cookie-cutter luxury home, and it was never meant to be. It is a 234-year-old piece of Virginia history with a creek, pool, guest house, privacy and a personality entirely its own. If you have been waiting for a property that feels different from everything else you have seen, come experience Chamblin Mill in person. Schedule your private showing and discover why some homes are not merely purchased — they are passed from one caretaker to the next.

4766 John Mosby Highway, Boyce, VA 22620