$375,000

Discover a quieter side of Loudoun County, where country surroundings offer a welcome change of pace while keeping everyday destinations and commuter connections within reach. Inside, comfortable bedroom spaces provide room to recharge, while the kitchen offers practical counter space and cabinetry for cooking, storage, and daily routines. Step outside to the deck for an extension of the living space, whether enjoying a morning coffee, dining outdoors, or taking in the surrounding setting. A private driveway adds everyday convenience. Living here also puts the experiences of western Loudoun close at hand. Downtown Lovettsville offers local restaurants, businesses, and community amenities, while nearby wineries and breweries provide plenty of options for an afternoon out. Lovettsville Community Park offers trails, a fishing pond, picnic areas, sports facilities, and additional outdoor recreation. Harpers Ferry, Brunswick, Purcellville, and Leesburg expand the possibilities for dining, shopping, recreation, and exploring the region. For commuters, Route 287 provides connections south toward Route 9, Purcellville, and Route 7, with Route 7 continuing toward Leesburg and eastern Loudoun. Head north on Route 287 for access to Brunswick, Maryland, where the MARC Brunswick Line provides weekday commuter rail service toward Montgomery County and Washington, D.C. If you are looking for comfortable living spaces, outdoor enjoyment, country surroundings, and access to both western Loudoun destinations and regional commuter routes, this home offers an opportunity to enjoy them together. Photos may be virtually staged Discover a quieter side of Loudoun County, where country surroundings offer a welcome change of pace while keeping everyday destinations and commuter connections within reach. Inside, comfortable bedroom spaces provide room to recharge, while the kitchen offers practical counter space and cabinetry for cooking, storage, and daily routines. Step outside to the deck for an extension of the living space, whether enjoying a morning coffee, dining outdoors, or taking in the surrounding setting. A private driveway adds everyday convenience. Living here also puts the experiences of western Loudoun close at hand. Downtown Lovettsville offers local restaurants, businesses, and community amenities, while nearby wineries and breweries provide plenty of options for an afternoon out. Lovettsville Community Park offers trails, a fishing pond, picnic areas, sports facilities, and additional outdoor recreation. Harpers Ferry, Brunswick, Purcellville, and Leesburg expand the possibilities for dining, shopping, recreation, and exploring the region. For commuters, Route 287 provides connections south toward Route 9, Purcellville, and Route 7, with Route 7 continuing toward Leesburg and eastern Loudoun. Head north on Route 287 for access to Brunswick, Maryland, where the MARC Brunswick Line provides weekday commuter rail service toward Montgomery County and Washington, D.C. If you are looking for comfortable living spaces, outdoor enjoyment, country surroundings, and access to both western Loudoun destinations and regional commuter routes, this home offers an opportunity to enjoy them together. Photos may be virtually staged

$549,900

Northern Loudoun County is a beautiful area of rolling hills, mountain views, and historic places. All-brick ranch house on a scenic highway with the opportunity for a roadside farm stand or food truck. Almost 2 acres of land with a pond and a seasonal stream. No HOA. Zoned AR-1. New roof. Newly remodeled kitchen with white cabinets and a farmhouse sink. Genuine hardwood floors. New paint throughout. Shop in Leesburg or the Lovettsville Co-op Market. Explore Lucketts Antiques for charming, unique finds. Nearby Lovettsville has great cafes, restaurants, and shops, not to mention the annual Oktoberfest held in late September. Also close, historic Waterford (a National Historic Landmark) is a charming, well-preserved 18th and 19th-century village that hosts the fantastic Waterford Fair each year in October. Cross over the Potomac River to visit Frederick, Harper’s Ferry, or Brunswick. A commuter train to Washington, D.C. is available from Point of Rocks, MD (only 3 miles away). Point of Rocks also has a boat launch on the Potomac River and the C&O Canal towpath, a walking & bike path that goes all the way to Georgetown. This is a great place to relax and enjoy all four seasons. Listen to spring peeper frogs sing next to your pond and watch daffodils pop up around your yard. In summer, watch hummingbirds and butterflies while enjoying a cup of coffee on the back porch. Visit your raised-bed garden to snack on fresh cherry tomatoes. In fall, harvest from your paw paw and fig trees and watch the leaves on the mountainside change color. When the weather gets chilly, sit by your campfire or in front of your wood-burning stove. Love where you live! Northern Loudoun County is a beautiful area of rolling hills, mountain views, and historic places. All-brick ranch house on a scenic highway with the opportunity for a roadside farm stand or food truck. Almost 2 acres of land with a pond and a seasonal stream. No HOA. Zoned AR-1. New roof. Newly remodeled kitchen with white cabinets and a farmhouse sink. Genuine hardwood floors. New paint throughout. Shop in Leesburg or the Lovettsville Co-op Market. Explore Lucketts Antiques for charming, unique finds. Nearby Lovettsville has great cafes, restaurants, and shops, not to mention the annual Oktoberfest held in late September. Also close, historic Waterford (a National Historic Landmark) is a charming, well-preserved 18th and 19th-century village that hosts the fantastic Waterford Fair each year in October. Cross over the Potomac River to visit Frederick, Harper’s Ferry, or Brunswick. A commuter train to Washington, D.C. is available from Point of Rocks, MD (only 3 miles away). Point of Rocks also has a boat launch on the Potomac River and the C&O Canal towpath, a walking & bike path that goes all the way to Georgetown. This is a great place to relax and enjoy all four seasons. Listen to spring peeper frogs sing next to your pond and watch daffodils pop up around your yard. In summer, watch hummingbirds and butterflies while enjoying a cup of coffee on the back porch. Visit your raised-bed garden to snack on fresh cherry tomatoes. In fall, harvest from your paw paw and fig trees and watch the leaves on the mountainside change color. When the weather gets chilly, sit by your campfire or in front of your wood-burning stove. Love where you live!