Set amid the picturesque countryside of Upperville, Virginia, Ayrshire Farm rises from the landscape with a presence that feels both timeless and stately. Encompassing 571 acres in the heart of the Virginia Piedmont, the estate is rich in heritage, design, and purposeful land stewardship. Few properties in the region balance these elements with such ease or at this scale. The manor house, completed in 1912, stands as the estate’s architectural anchor. Constructed of fieldstone quarried from the property, its four-foot-thick walls and steel-reinforced structure were bold innovations in their day. The residence carried the rare distinction of offering electricity, indoor plumbing, and central heating at a time when such comforts were little more than distant ideas for most of the country. More than a century later, its original cypress windows, beams, and intricate masonry speak to a standard of craftsmanship that endures with remarkable clarity. In recent years, the home has undergone a careful and comprehensive restoration, bringing modern performance and convenience to its historic framework. Its 17,000-square-foot interiors have been methodically rewired and re-plumbed, outfitted with three-phase power, central air, underground utilities, and a sophisticated security and communication system. Twelve restored fireplaces, finely calibrated lighting, locally crafted cabinetry, and an English conservatory designed by Glass Houses of England reflect a discerning approach to preservation. The materials, textures, and architectural details that define the residence create an atmosphere of quiet grandeur, grounded in authenticity rather than overt opulence. Ayrshire Farm’s influence extends far beyond the manor. The property became the first in Virginia to achieve both Certified Humane and USDA Certified Organic status, marking a defining moment in the state’s agricultural landscape. Its fields, orchards, and pastures continue to support working organic operations, helping shape regional standards for sustainable and ethical farming. This commitment to the land is not ornamental; it is foundational to the estate’s identity. The natural setting surrounding the home is as compelling as its history. Upperville’s storied equestrian traditions blanket the landscape with a quiet sophistication unique to the Virginia Piedmont. Located just 65 miles from the heart of Washington, DC, and 35 miles from Dulles International Airport, Ayrshire offers a sense of escape without isolation. The charming village of Middleburg, with its boutiques, cafés, and equestrian heritage, lies only a short drive away, placing everyday conveniences and refined country life within effortless reach. To the west, the ridgelines of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the expanse of Shenandoah National Park form a dramatic horizon. Artists and filmmakers have long been drawn to this terrain, captivated by its pastoral simplicity and sense of permanence. Alfred Hitchcock’s Topaz was among the works filmed on the estate, a testament to the property’s cinematic presence. Today, Ayrshire Farm stands as one of the region’s most significant estate holdings, a rare convergence of architectural provenance, ecological leadership, and natural beauty. It is a property defined not only by its past, but by the clarity of its vision. In an area known for remarkable estates, Ayrshire remains singular, offering a balance of history, purpose, and place that feels both beautifully rooted and unmistakably relevant.

This 100-acre equestrian estate offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational facility in a prime Loudoun County location. Positioned along Route 15 just south of Leesburg, the property features expansive views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and significant frontage on Goose Creek. The setting supports both function and visibility within the region’s established equestrian community. The land is fully fenced and divided into multiple paddocks and fields suitable for large-scale equine use. The property includes four barns with a combined total of 80 stalls, two outdoor arenas with professional lighting and maintained footing, and a recently built indoor arena, also fully lit and equipped with high-quality footing. An on-site office provides an appropriate space for administrative work or client meetings, making the property ready for business operations. A historic 4-bedroom, 1.5-bath stone house serves as a practical residence for a manager or staff. In addition to equestrian activities, the land is well suited for other agricultural or agri-business uses. Located in the center of Loudoun County’s equestrian area, this property offers long-term stability, strong operational capacity, and a highly sought-after location. This property is NOT subdivideable.

Set on 175 acres of conserved land with panoramic views of the Bull Run and Blue Ridge Mountains, Seven Springs is a historic country estate that offers natural beauty, timeless architecture, and refined rural living. Anchored by a gracefully expanded and updated circa 1790 stone residence and complemented by a spacious guest house, the property is framed by rolling fields, stone walls, mature woodlands, a spring-fed stocked pond, and a breathtaking formal garden area, creating an exceptional retreat for everyday enjoyment that lends itself to endless entertaining possibilities. The main house marries early American craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates. A welcoming foyer is flanked by a library and a formal living room, each featuring a wood-burning fireplace and preserved original pine floors. From the living room, access both the formal dining room, with it's own fireplace, and adjacent sunroom, with garden and patio access. Upstairs, the private quarters offer comfort and character, with a separate ensuite guest room, a serene primary bedroom, with a gas fireplace and sweeping property views. An updated bath serves the level, along with a third bedroom that also enjoys the glow of a gas fireplace. The lower level provides practical amenities, including a dedicated laundry room with wine storage, outdoor access and a half bath. The separate and distinct updated guest house provides a wonderful extension of the property’s livability, ideal for guests or multigenerational living. Overlooking the pond and fields this comfortable retreat features an eat-in kitchen, living room, sunroom, two bedrooms and a full bath. The estate’s grounds and outbuildings are as impressive as its interiors. The private pool is thoughtfully situated within the garden and pastoral setting. Additional structures include two barns, a corn crib, storage building, and smoke house, all enhancing the property's functionality and charm. Currently the property is home to cattle and allows for a variety of agricultural or recreational pursuits. Seven Springs is part of the historic Middleburg Hunt. Beautiful gardens, pastures, over 2 miles of restored stone walls , and wooded trails complete the landscape, creating a setting that is both picturesque and deeply inviting. With its expansive acreage, historic pedigree, modern comforts, and sweeping mountain vistas, this exceptional property stands as a rare opportunity to own a legacy estate in Virginia's Hunt Country.

Perched majestically in Virginia's prestigious Hunt Country, "The Looking Glass" estate offers an unparalleled living experience across 30 breathtaking acres. Named for its sweeping panoramic views of the mountains and neighboring vineyard, this Tuscan-inspired masterpiece seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern luxury. The magnificent main residence spans 17,000 square feet, with 11,000 square feet of meticulously designed living space on the first two levels and an additional 6,000 square feet on the lower level with room for further customization. Featuring five sumptuous bedrooms and ten elegant bathrooms, the estate creates an atmosphere of refined opulence through its exceptional construction and meticulous maintenance. The exterior showcases a harmonious blend of stone and stucco, complemented by distinctive arched doorways and windows that define its architectural character. Inside, rich hardwood, natural stone, and luxurious marble flooring extend throughout, while wrought iron staircases add to the estate's old-world ambiance. Outdoor entertaining reaches new heights with a heated pool and spa adjacent to an inviting pavilion featuring a stone terrace and outdoor fireplace—all overlooking the estate's stunning grounds and breathtaking vistas. The property is further enhanced by a spacious 2,500-square-foot guest house offering four bedrooms, generous living spaces, and a full kitchen. Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the connecting eight-stall stable with its grand ceiling, convenient wash stall, and well-appointed tack room. "The Looking Glass" represents an extraordinary opportunity to own one of Hunt Country's most distinguished estates.

A completely reimagined estate designed in collaboration with renowned Middleburg architect Timothy Clites. This modern farmhouse is a breathtaking fusion of refined luxury and timeless equestrian elegance, set on 12 acres in the coveted Atoka Chase community with paved roads. An entry framed by original historic stone walls leads to a home and barn cottage that has been completed to the highest standard, surrounded by expansive stone porches capturing panoramic views of rolling pastures and the Blue Ridge Mountains on all sides. Every room was intentionally positioned to frame the intensely beautiful sunrises and sunsets, offering panoramic views from every window and filling the home with natural light from dawn to dusk. Inside, the thoughtful floorplan blends traditional craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication with oak hardwood flooring, shiplap walls and ceilings, vaulted spaces featuring exposed antique beams sourced from local barns, custom closets, designer lighting, heated tile floors and ceiling fans throughout. The main-level primary suite offers incredible western sunset views, a private outdoor screened porch and a bath with heated floors and towel racks. A study with a wood stove and an adjacent office/guest suite is equipped with high-speed fiber internet for seamless remote work and access to an additional full bath all on the main level. The chef’s kitchen is both striking and efficient, featuring heated floors, a gas range, two dishwashers, ice maker and stainless-steel appliances. French doors off the mud room open to the rear covered porch and outdoor kitchen offering a one and only outdoor entertaining space. The living room centers around a dramatic stone wood-burning fireplace, pool views to one side and mountain views out the other. The upper level includes three additional bedrooms and two full baths, each with hardwood flooring, heated tile floors and towel warmers. Large dormer windows provide abundant natural sunlight and mountain views. Every mechanical and electrical system is updated, reflecting the level of detail and investment poured into this property. There is a large unfinished basement with a bathroom rough-in and fireplace. The outdoor living experience rivals a private resort, with a heated saltwater infinity pool and spa overlooking the pastures, Sonos surround sound system, a flagstone patio, gas firepit, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with gas grill, refrigerator, and a dedicated ice maker. The property is a turnkey horse facility with board-fenced pastures, automatic waterers, electric fencing, run-in sheds with electric and individual two-stall barns—all lined with oak milled from Middleburg trees and clad to match the main residence for perfect visual harmony—as well as a dedicated tack room, covered parking/equipment storage, and a comprehensives smart home security system with exterior cameras for full remote monitoring and peace of mind. Every detail was curated to balance beauty, efficiency, and the ease of a true horse lifestyle. This property is more than a home; it is a masterwork of architecture, design, and lifestyle—an unparalleled Middleburg estate where luxury, privacy, and function meet.