8 Historic Homes on the Market

Welcome to Aspen Hill! Listed on the National & WV Registry of Historic Places, this unique property is approximately 5000 sq ft with 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. This classic predominantly all brick 1830’s home with the original attached 1740’s log cabin offers inspiring spaces and an exceptional amount of outdoor space nestled on 6.5+acres.

Listing details: The original grand staircase welcomes you as you enter from the picturesque front porch. The home flows effortlessly to each of the ten beautifully decorated rooms. Three of the many showstoppers throughout the home are the seven fireplaces, mahogany windowsills and original hardwood floors throughout the entire home.

13027 Beaver Dam Road, where two centuries collide to deliver a magnificent residence that sits upon 20 acres of natural beauty! The original home, a repurposed stone grist mill built in 1899, has a 2006 addition designed by Lawrence Link, Architect and Home Designer. Impossible to match the character of the original home, the addition depicts a contemporary and modern flair of the 21st century.

Listing details: The almost 6,000 square foot dwelling has four bedrooms, two full baths and two half baths. The separate cottage or guest quarters has an additional full bath, kitchenette, living room, bedroom, upper level deck and stone patio.

Comprised of three separate homes, including a main house, carriage house, and town home, this property sits on over an acre and a half of beautiful landscaping. Entering into the front floor of the 4 bed, 2.5 bath, over 5,000 sq ft mansion there is an expansive first floor filled with unique historic details including the banister, fire place, archways and so many more for you to notice as you walk through.

Listing details: The gorgeous historical estate at 5910 Oak Twin Ct is truly a one of a kind property.

Welcome to this 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath retreat with an additional 3 bedroom,2 bath guest house, plus a 6-car garage with office, Machine Shed/Barn,and a mile of groomed walking trails with meditation labyrinth and 2 fire pit areas. Currently being used as a profitable yoga retreat center,Airbnb, and “rustic wedding venue,” this property overlooks the Blue Ridge mountains and scenic farm fields all around.

Listing details: The original log cabin was built in 1852 and was meticulously fully renovated/upgraded with an addition in 2008, housing a gourmet kitchen/family room and primary bedroom wing. This property has it all-vaulted gourmet kitchen with a professional range, double oven, huge island, under-cabinet lighting, and plenty of cabinet space.

Maryland’s local brokerage proudly presents 117 E. Montgomery Street.Listed on the National Historic District Register, this stunning home is located on a sought-after block in Federal Hill just steps away from the park. It’s one of four homes built together from 1840-43 by a local shipbuilder.

Listing details: Boasting 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, it is a sophisticated blend of traditional and contemporary design that has been restored and finished to an exceptional standard.Welcoming you at the front door is a beautiful gas-lit lantern by Bevoloof New Orleans. Step inside and be greeted by an open concept living room-dining room combo that is 14’ wide, has 9 ft ceilings and lots of natural light.

EDGE MONT – Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains is this circa 1796 gem whose design is reputed to be the only remaining private residence attributed to Thomas Jefferson.

Listing details: The property showcases 572 acres of rolling Virginia farmland with the Hardware River running through its lush fields, magnificent gardens, a tennis court, pool, pool house, manager’s house, two guest houses, separate executive suite, stables and barn. Located 15 miles south of Charlottesville, the University of Virginia, and exceptional hospitals.

This historically significant farmhouse was built circa 1787 and was the headquarters for Union soldiers during the Civil War and a hospital after the battle at Antietam. The sprawling 10.4 acre parcel was originally part of a 157 acre tract and was surveyed by George Washington.

Listing details: This home boasts original wood floors, 9-12 ft. ceilings, 10 fireplaces, a frame style blacksmith shop with original bellows, gouge-work detailed mantles and many other original features.Upon entering, you are greeted with a wide hallway and wraparound staircase with incised stair brackets.

The estate commands stunning views of the surrounding Loudoun County countryside from its hilltop above the North Fork of Goose Creek. Nestled in the shadow of nearby Mount Gilead, the property overlooks the beautiful 35 acre Oliver Lake to the east,and has broad views to the west of the Blue Ridge.

Listing details: This former glebe house, originally an 18th-century farm granted by England to the Anglican Church’s local parish, is on both the Virginia and National Landmark Registers. It remains one of the state’s handful of Colonial glebe houses and perhaps the only one for which original specifications survive.