This property is ideal for people and horses alike.

This horse lover’s paradise sits only six miles from downtown Leesburg, but it feels worlds away. The equestrian farm rests on 25 acres of private land, plenty of space to ride to your heart’s content. The property includes a three-level Colonial home and a custom-built barn. 

The five-bedroom, 4.5-bath home is traditional and spacious, built in 1998, and updated with a screened-in porch, brand-new windows, and a fully finished basement. But the barn is the real star of this property, equipped with every amenity an equestrian facility could desire. The 8,000-square-foot barn encompasses ten stalls, a tack room with an electric fireplace, a laundry room, an office, and a two-bedroom apartment. 

The property also provides a spectacular riding ring and a ¾-mile bridle path. Horse lovers couldn’t ask for more. 

This home’s screened in front porch is a pleasant place to enjoy a cup of coffee and morning views of the lush green property. 

Inside the 5,300-square-foot home, an open floor plan combines a kitchen, informal dining room, and family room in one big, bright room fit for both entertaining and relaxing. 

Each of the homes’ upstairs bedrooms are elegant and streamlined, with neutral colored walls and large windows that let in natural light, making them perfect resting places after long days in the stables. 

The tasteful wood-paneled barn is as stunning as it is functional, with ten stalls, rubber flooring, matted stalls, and even chandeliers. 

A two-bedroom apartment above the barn makes for a useful addition, whether you choose to use it as a rental unit for in-house trainers and veterinarians or a luxurious guest suite for friends and family. 

The property’s own private bridle path is a dream come true for avid equestrians. Have your own ride off into the sunset moment once you make this gorgeous home yours. 

To learn more, contact Connie Street-Jager at McEnearney Associates for more information.

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