Listings by Cricket Bedford

Littleton Farm comprises over 153 spectacular acres with a four-acre lake, two small ponds and Beaverdam Creek, which meanders through the property. Tucked in the southwest corner of Loudoun County and situated at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the property offers spectacular views. Considered the heart of horse country and within the famed Piedmont Hunt’s territory, there is extensive ride-out.

Welcome to historic Rockburn Farm. Tucked along a quiet gravel road is this idyllic 132-acre horse farm anchored by a classic 10,000+ square foot estate house originally built in 1828 by the Glascock family and lovingly restored by the current owner. Located within minutes of the historic villages of both Middleburg and Upperville, this farm is ideally situated in the heart of Virginia horse and hunt country. The property is within 45 minutes of Dulles International airport and an hour to downtown Washington DC. A property with the historic provenance such as this does not come on the market very often. This is a rare opportunity to live in one of the Middleburg areas most prominent estates.

Welcome to Tre Bien Farm located just minutes from the village of Aldie and a short drive to Middleburg. This turnkey 28 acre horse farm features a pristine contemporary home with over 50 windows offering stunning views.

Welcome to Pemberley – a turnkey horse farm located minutes from the historic village of Middleburg in western Loudoun County. Tucked between large farms down a quiet gravel road, this 12+ acre farm offers everything a horse person desires - 4-stall center-aisle barn, 6 paddocks, 100’ x 180’ riding ring, storage building, and equipment shed. The property is in a conservation easement and cannot be subdivided. It is located within the Middleburg Hunt territory with excellent ride out and the Middleburg Training Center is only a short hack away. Easy commuter location to both Routes 50 and 7. See Site Plan and Floor Plan.

The captivating farm called Willwyn oozes all the charm of horse country. Nestled down a dead-end road sits this property of rolling, open pastures anchored by a meticulously restored 1700’s stone main house, along with a log and stone guest house, bank barn, fenced paddocks and a pond. Steeped in history, this area of Western Loudoun was renowned for its rich agricultural land and sought-after for raising both crops and livestock. Willwyn Farm was no exception. Originally part of a 655-acre land grant, Quaker families came and settled here building what was the original three-room house that remains part of the main house. In 1999, the current owners set out to create an exquisite masterpiece with spectacular architectural designs and features. They began restoring the main house and property all while carefully honoring its historical past. An old corn crib has been adapted for re-use as a garage. Today, friends, guests and family enter the 21-acre compound through stone gate posts to the welcoming and stately circa 1780 stone main house which is now more than 5,300 square feet of exquisitely updated living spaces. Timeless features remain such as the walnut 3-story staircase, heart pine flooring, a solid marble mantel piece, five fireplaces with one believed to have been the original cooking stove. In addition, meticulous care was taken to install custom made windows to replace all throughout the main residence. The current owners more recently restored a 2-bedroom log and stone guest house for those friends and family that will visit this memorable farm. Other outbuildings include a renovated 9-stall bank barn with original silo. There are 8 fenced paddocks, two with automatic waterers and one with a large run-in shed. Other important features added include FIOS high-speed internet to the main house and guest house and a back up generator. Located in the heart of horse county, Willwyn Farm provides easy access to Middleburg and Purcellville, along with Dulles International Airport and downtown Washington, D.C.

Welcome to White Oak Farm! 1st time offering of this spectacular property anchored by a stone "Hanback" built house. Many local estate homes were built with the utmost care and attention to detail by the legendary local Hanback family firm. Examples include the late Paul Mellon's main residence and the Trinity Episcopal Church in Upperville. The main house at White Oak was designed by Washington Reed, Jr., well known for his work on the redesign of historic Williamsburg. The house is dominated by locally sourced fieldstone and discretely situated in the western corner of Loudoun County - ideally situated between the villages Middleburg and Upperville. This 93-acre farm, which has been in the same family until now, presents 180-degree sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The main 5,900 sq ft 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath house is sited on a knoll with enviable breathtaking vistas. Inside, the house has a more tradition floor plan which provides formal rooms for entertaining, as well as comfortable spaces to relax with family and friends. The home is filled with light from the many windows that take in the mountain views. The property includes a swimming pool with pool house, a 2 BR/1, BA stone tenant house and stone and block 6-stall stable with tack room, feed room and wash stall. The open fields are fenced into large paddocks and there are two spring fed ponds. The farm is in a conservation easement held by the Virginia Outdoors Foundation and is located within the famed Piedmont Hunt territory.

Rock Ridge - Set upon a hilltop with magnificent views of the Blue Ridge Mountains is this custom stone and brick French Country style home with 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths. Encompassing over 94 acres of open and wooded land, and featuring 2 guest homes, the estate offers endless possibilities for a private retreat, entertaining or outdoor activities – all only minutes from the dining, shopping and attractions of Middleburg, VA.