This stately Greek Revival Farmhouse on almost 8 acres of lush sloping fields sits high up on a ridge with sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Just outside the Historic Village of Waterford, this home was custom built in the style of an authentic New England Captains house with details such as bullet glass transom in the entrance, interior "Widows Walk " gallery, cupolas, wainscoting, moldings, and lighting typical of the time.The current owner, an interior designer has added her unique touch. Entering through the front door from a brick path, you are struck with the sunny two-story Living Room with large imposing fireplace and gallery walk above. Looking straight through to the Family Room with large wood burning fireplace and French doors to the views of the Blue Ridge is breathtaking 12 months of the year.The Dining Room has traditional cupboards and wainscoting with the modern twist in the wall covering and lighting making this room a great transition to the Gourmet kitchen. The updated kitchen with gray cabinets, marble counter tops, and a dramatic chandelier is elegant and practical at the same time. The first-floor Bedroom would be a great guest room, den or Master Bedroom.An enclosed staircase in keeping with the authentic style of the house leads you to the dramatic "Widows Walk" that leads you to the bedrooms. The Master Bedroom with large windows and Large Bath is a serene getaway. Another private bedroom and bath and 2 en suite bedrooms with a bath complete this comfortable upstairs.Cherry Floors throughout, molding, built-ins and custom lighting and stylized details make this a spectacular home.Carefully sited on the almost 8 acres gives you privacy and views. The sloping back is Southwest facing in coveted Middleburg AVA makes this perfect for growing grapes. The village of Waterford was listed as a Virginia Historic Landmark in 1969. Located in Western Loudoun County Waterford and a significant portion of its surrounding countryside was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1970.The designation was made in recognition of the town's well-preserved 18th and 19th-century architecture and landscape.Significant buildings include the mill (circa 1750), Arch House Row (circa 1750), Camelot School (circa 1800), the Hague-Hough house, which is Waterford's oldest house (circa 1740), and the 1882 Presbyterian church.The Catoctin Creek Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, and the William Virts House was listed in 2011.Waterford has an elementary school serving grades K-5, A foundation building known as the 'Old School was rebuilt after a fire 10 years ago that has an auditorium and is host to the Waterford Concert series and other community events.An active Citizens Association sponsors, 4th of July, complete with a parade, food and fireworks and many fun activities for the citizens throughout the year.Home to many artists , their studios in the village are open to the publicConvienient to the Greenway and the Marc Train makes Waterford perfect for commuters.
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