OPEN HOUSE Sunday August 2nd from 1:00 - 3:00pm. Price improvement. This property offers a rare opportunity to own one of Western Loudoun County's most distinctive historic properties—located just outside the charming town of Lovettsville and within walking distance of local restaurants, shops, the grocery store, and year-round community events. 

Built in 1923, the fully restored Four Square farmhouse seamlessly blends timeless character with modern convenience. Renovated and reconstructed by a well respected local builder, the home has undergone a comprehensive restoration includes updated and replacing all of the electrical, all of the plumbing, brand new HVAC system, water treatment system, and all new windows. The remodeled kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, complete with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, a center island, and double ovens. Throughout the home, historic charm has been thoughtfully preserved while incorporating the comforts today's owners expect.

Adding even more value is the detached one-bedroom, one-bath guest cottage (ADU), completed in 2023 above the original spring house. Whether used for visiting family and friends, a private home office, multigenerational living, or a short-term rental, this versatile space offers excellent income-producing potential.

The property's historic bank barn is equally impressive and presents endless possibilities. The barn has recently been used to host family celebrations, including a wedding, the barn is well-suited for events, hobbies, storage, or equestrian pursuits. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the fenced paddock, seven stalls, tack room, frost-free well hydrant, and electricity throughout. With its flexibility and unique character, the barn offers another opportunity for future income generation.

Properties like this rarely come to market. Combining historic significance, extensive modern updates, income-producing opportunities, and a walkable small-town location, this exceptional estate offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find—and impossible to replicate.