37275 CHARLES TOWN, Hillsboro, VA 20132 - Loudoun County

BUSINESS OWNERS' DREAM OPPORTUNITY Nestled along the scenic Charles Town Pike in Hillsboro, The Mann House presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to blend history, nature, and enterprise on over 12 acres of pristine Loudoun County countryside. Whether you envision a goat or llama farm, equestrian lifestyle, beekeeping haven, yoga and wellness retreat, bed and breakfast, or a boutique wedding venue (please confirm with the county for any special use permits), this property offers limitless potential. With rolling pastures, wooded trails, and Catoctin Creek frontage, the land invites creativity, sustainability, and a connection to nature - making it the perfect foundation for your business dream or private sanctuary. The Mann House is one of Loudoun County's oldest surviving homes - a timeless 1740 log and stone estate rich in history, privacy, and craftsmanship. Lovingly preserved across centuries and thoughtfully upgraded in recent years, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence radiates authenticity: hand-hewn log walls, original wide-plank pine floors, and two fieldstone fireplaces evoke the charm of early colonial life, while a standing seam metal roof and modern systems ensure long-lasting comfort and efficiency. The kitchen - designed for gathering - features Argentine and Brazilian marble countertops, custom cabinetry, and architectural details that blend rustic elegance with modern utility. A stone-lined root cellar offers space for wine storage, provisions, or a creative historic showcase. Behind the scenes, extensive system updates have already been completed, providing the peace of mind that this historic treasure is ready for 21st-century living. Steeped in heritage yet full of future promise, The Mann House is more than a residence - it's a legacy estate where history, creativity, and opportunity meet.

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