Barn with stallsSpring houseDouble porchesPotting shedBuilt of local fieldstoneExposed stone walls
Winodee Farm - The historic George Tavenner house, built in 1788 and known as the first home built in Hamilton. Sited on 5.64 acres, this amazing property is a wealth of Loudoun County history. Built of local fieldstone with double porches, exposed stone walls, cupboards made of oak and heart pine, every nail made by the blacksmiths at the time, now is the chance to own this amazing piece of history. Most of the home was built in 1788 with the kitchen, primary suite and lower level pub being added on in 1855. The property consists of multiple outbuildings including a separate garage with tons of storage above, barn with stalls, potting shed, spring house and three fenced paddocks for the horses.
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Listed by:
Beckwith Bolle571-220-9906,
Carter Braxton Preferred Properties(571) 220-9906
Source: Bright MLS,MLS#: VALO2130336
Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Full bathrooms: 3
Basement
Area: 600
Heating
Radiator, Zoned, Oil
Cooling
Ceiling Fan(s), Window Unit(s)
Appliances
Included: Dishwasher, Dryer, Refrigerator, Cooktop, Washer, Water Heater, Electric Water Heater
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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