The Dell is a rare offering in which old world luxury meets a private retreat on approximately 150 acres in Northern Fauquier County. This c1840 estate has many possibilities such as a private residence, family compound, retreat, or boutique bed-and-breakfast. The exceptional offering includes a Georgian style main residence, entirely renovated secondary residence, guest house situated near the inner courtyard & pool, stone lodge office with attached log cabin, separate 3-bedroom log home ideal for a groundskeeper, and a large horse barn with a 2-floor apartment. Old world elegance best describes the main residence with stucco brick construction, formal living & dining rooms, great room, library, sunroom, floor to ceiling windows, 7 fireplaces, generous stair landings, heart pine floors, complete with an elevator. The secondary residence was entirely renovated in 2020 and completed with a modern floorplan and finishes. The enchanting tree-lined drive awaits you as you enter, and the property is bordered by over 1-mile of Fiery Run frontage to the west and has many unique features including stone facing gorges, hiking trails, a 60-year-old Poplar tree grove, trout filled pond, 30 acres of horse pastures, historic stone walls, heated pool, and hot tub. There is 10,000 sq ft equipment building with 2 floors, workshop, and 5 garage overhead doors ideal for the car enthusiast, events, or storage. The property is surrounded by the Marriot Ranch, a 4,200-acre working cattle ranch. The Dell is unrestricted so there is potential for a variety of uses, easement tax credits, opportunities for carbon and nutrient programss, and is conveniently located near Route 66, an hour for Washington DC, 45 minutes from Dulles Airport, and 20 minutes from the Inn of Little Washington. High speed 5G cellular based internet. A must see to fully appreciate.

The 4862 square feet Russell Versaci inspired Sawyer Farmhouse from his simple farmhouse collection was built in 2002 by Castlerock Enterprises, Gretchen Yahn, President. This seven and one-half (7.5) acre property has commanding views of the scenic pond and Blue Ridge Mountains beyond. There are four bedrooms and four full baths, a powder room and a half bath in the basement which doubles as a changing room for the swimming pool. The basement has been finished and contains a workout area as well as a cedar closet for clothing storage which doubles as a storm and bomb shelter. The clapboard construction is constructed using Werzalit siding in China White. The front porch has been replaced with pressure treated floor joists and Hardy Plank tongue and groove material. The 1” by 12” wooden band boards have been completely replaced with plastic wood (high density polyethylene (HDPE) with a 50-year warranty). The property has a two-bay garage with a third bay for equipment storage. An Invisible Fence dog containment system is installed with control in the garage. A separate single car garage with a covered breezeway leads to the laundry room with easy access to the kitchen and large pantry. There is professionally installed stonework in the pool area and in the rear of the main house suitable for evening dining, socializing, and lounging. Professional landscaping and compatible plantings were installed by Earthworks of Berryville. A discretely private fenced inground swimming pool and spa with a gas fired heater is nestled amongst plantings on the southside of the house. A retractable awning has been installed in the rear patio area to shield the sun when it is brightest or if there were a gentle rain that one would like to enjoy the viewshed with the lake and Blue Ridge Mountains beyond while having a refreshment on the back porch. Centered in the driveway between the front door and the barn is an original millstone surrounded by cobblestones which define the perimeter of the driveway in front of the house. Weeds, honeysuckle, bull thistle, were all removed exposing the natural rock formations where a variety of rock garden plants and flowers were lovingly planted. Many trees were planted including a Japanese Maple in the pool area, two Crepe Myrtles, a lilac, four Nelly Stevens Holy trees, six white pines, two weeping willows, three Dogwoods, four Redbuds, an Elm, four October Glory Maple Trees, four arborvitae, three Norwegian Spruce, appropriate wetland flowers, grasses, and a pussy willow in addition to the initial developer plantings. All these additions are complemented by the towering Ailanthus which dominates and defines the property so majestically. The Ailanthus is protected by a sturdy copper grounding wire. Shrubs, including boxwoods and azaleas, abound on the property in the front, back and sides, as well as along the northern property line.

This unique design by local architect James Hricko combines contemporary & rustic elements creating a modern cottage style home. Custom built in 2002, the “Silo House” was designed to evoke the barn and silo that once stood on this site and to nurture a passion for horses. Reminiscent of the way homes and barns were designed in early America or colder climates in Europe, the barn attaches to the main house. Thus, it is wonderfully easy to comfortably check on equine friends, even in the worst weather. The house was carefully designed to blend naturally in its setting, among gently rolling fields, and placed purposefully, so that horses in their pastures are always in view. The siding is comprised of natural cedar shingles, with tongue & groove vertical boards on the silo, and painted in “Wedgewood Blue”, a luxurious shade that is both serene and delightful. Inside, cool gray flooring, white walls, and clean lines exude a peaceful “zen-like” energy. The family room is warmed by a wood burning fireplace with rustic wood mantel and beams, which were salvaged from the old barn that once stood on the site. Throughout the home, sunlight spills in through an abundance of windows and glass doors, and gorgeous pastoral views are enjoyed from every room. The round silo provides a unique space perfect for a cozy “lounge” on the main level and an invigorating office space upstairs. Thoughtfully planned to make horse keeping as care-free as possible, the well-ventilated and well-lit barn is comfortable for both horse & human, with a heated & cooled tack room, three 12x12 matted stalls, a luxurious wash stall and plenty of hay storage. There are 3 board-fenced paddocks with run-in sheds, 2 of which have automatic waterers and all three have spigots by them. A circular drive makes trailering a breeze, and there is ample parking for trucks and farm equipment. Last, but not least, a Generac generator is waiting to save the day if the power goes out. Located in Hume, one of the most scenic and protected parts of Fauquier County, it is an easy drive to the town of Marshall for groceries, or to grab a sandwich at the world-famous Red Truck Bakery. With access to a variety of options for high-speed internet, it is feasible to work successfully from home. For those who must commute to the city, route 66 is just a 10 minute drive, with Wegmans and the shopping meccas of Gainesville and Haymarket along the way. The current owner has invested over $120,000 in improvements since they purchased the home, and it shows! To fully appreciate this truly “one of a kind” equestrian property, you will want to schedule a personal tour. Please ask for a detailed brochure, with 3D Tour, Floor Plans and a long list of improvements.

Properties like this rarely come on the market. Circa 1800 in the historic Village of Hume., just 5 miles from I-66 make this ideally situated to commuting routes and Warrenton and surrounding towns. Leeds Manor Road has some of the most beautiful views in the county. with miles of open rolling landscape! Situated on a beautiful 1.5 acre lot gives this home endless opportunities to make it your own country escape. This charming country home offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a large front porch. Perfect as a main residence or 2nd home. Don't miss your chance to own this special property and make it your own. Property sold "As -Is Where Is".