Farmhouse/National Folk

Once upon a time in Purcellville… this sweet farmhouse sits on a coveted acre along G Street in the heart of town. With its welcoming front porch, pine floors, and stone foundation, this charming three-bedroom farmhouse offers both the town and country lifestyle. The large deep property features mature trees shade winding deer paths that lead to a special orchard, lovingly transplanted by the owners from a historic farm along nearby Hughesville Road. Apple, Moon Glow pear, plum, Bing cherry, white peach, Georgia Belle peach, and fig trees bring a little magic to every season. A greenhouse invites winter gardening, while a cabin tucked toward the rear of the wooded property, complete with solar power and electricity, offers endless possibilities for a creative studio, writing retreat, art space, or peaceful escape. Inside, the neatly presented farmhouse features two upstairs bedrooms and a full bath, plus a third bedroom on the main level that has served as an office. A front parlor offers space for dining while the family room is found at the rear of the home next to the kitchen. From here step onto the back deck and listen for the familiar calls from Fireman’s Field as the Purcellville Cannons, the town’s minor league baseball team, take the field. Best of all, downtown is just a short stroll away, with the sidewalk to town only three houses down! Start your morning with breakfast at the Purcellville Family Restaurant or one of the town's boutique coffee shops, browse the farmers market and charming antique and specialty shops, enjoy a little pampering at a local spa or salon, or stop for a scoop at Grutto’s Ice Cream. When evening rolls around, gather for dinner at beloved local favorites Bia Kitchen or Magnolias. This is a town where people say hello, walk their dogs along familiar streets, and come together for wonderful Fourth of July and Christmas parades. You can even walk to the Washington and Old Dominion Trail, a regional favorite for walking, running, horse riding and cycling, stretching all the way toward Arlington. Beyond town, Loudoun County’s scenic country roads draw cyclists and runners from near and far, winding through rolling countryside, vineyards, and farmland. With celebrated wineries, craft breweries, and a thriving local food scene, Loudoun has become one of the country’s most sought-after places to live, offering a distinctive blend of rural beauty, vibrant communities, and access to the greater Washington, DC area. And with a full acre in this coveted in-town location, the possibilities extend well beyond the farmhouse itself. Enjoy the home just as it is, create your own woodland retreat, or explore options for expansion or a future home, subject to zoning and approvals. A sweet farmhouse, a remarkable piece of land, and a walkable location in one of Loudoun County’s most beloved small towns — come discover the possibilities and make this special Purcellville property your own!

Once upon a time in Purcellville… this sweet farmhouse sits on a coveted acre along G Street in the heart of town. With its welcoming front porch, pine floors, and stone foundation, this charming three-bedroom farmhouse offers both the town and country lifestyle. The large deep property features mature trees shade winding deer paths that lead to a special orchard, lovingly transplanted by the owners from a historic farm along nearby Hughesville Road. Apple, Moon Glow pear, plum, Bing cherry, white peach, Georgia Belle peach, and fig trees bring a little magic to every season. A greenhouse invites winter gardening, while a cabin tucked toward the rear of the wooded property, complete with solar power and electricity, offers endless possibilities for a creative studio, writing retreat, art space, or peaceful escape. Inside, the neatly presented farmhouse features two upstairs bedrooms and a full bath, plus a third bedroom on the main level that has served as an office. A front parlor offers space for dining while the family room is found at the rear of the home next to the kitchen. From here step onto the back deck and listen for the familiar calls from Fireman’s Field as the Purcellville Cannons, the town’s minor league baseball team, take the field. Best of all, downtown is just a short stroll away, with the sidewalk to town only three houses down! Start your morning with breakfast at the Purcellville Family Restaurant or one of the town's boutique coffee shops, browse the farmers market and charming antique and specialty shops, enjoy a little pampering at a local spa or salon, or stop for a scoop at Grutto’s Ice Cream. When evening rolls around, gather for dinner at beloved local favorites Bia Kitchen or Magnolias. This is a town where people say hello, walk their dogs along familiar streets, and come together for wonderful Fourth of July and Christmas parades. You can even walk to the Washington and Old Dominion Trail, a regional favorite for walking, running, horse riding and cycling, stretching all the way toward Arlington. Beyond town, Loudoun County’s scenic country roads draw cyclists and runners from near and far, winding through rolling countryside, vineyards, and farmland. With celebrated wineries, craft breweries, and a thriving local food scene, Loudoun has become one of the country’s most sought-after places to live, offering a distinctive blend of rural beauty, vibrant communities, and access to the greater Washington, DC area. And with a full acre in this coveted in-town location, the possibilities extend well beyond the farmhouse itself. Enjoy the home just as it is, create your own woodland retreat, or explore options for expansion or a future home, subject to zoning and approvals. A sweet farmhouse, a remarkable piece of land, and a walkable location in one of Loudoun County’s most beloved small towns — come discover the possibilities and make this special Purcellville property your own!