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As someone who calls historic Waterford home and has spent over 25 years helping clients envision the perfect blend of period charm and modern comfort, I’m continually amazed by properties that successfully bridge centuries of design evolution. The Chamblin Mill estate at 36155 Chamblin Mill Lane in Purcellville represents exactly this kind of rare find.

It’s not every day that I have the privilege of bringing a property to market that truly captures the essence of Waterford’s rich heritage. As someone who has lived in this picturesque village for many years and served our community through the Waterford Foundation and Citizens Association, I’m particularly honored to introduce you to “The Bank House,” a stunning Federal home circa 1806, located at 40149 Main Street.

In the heart of picturesque Waterford, Virginia stands a property that doesn’t just represent our village’s rich history—it embodies it. I’m thrilled to introduce you to the Griffith Gover House, a landmark residence dating back to the late 1700s that combines historical significance with modern luxury living in living in a way rarely found in today’s market.

It’s time for one of the best community events in Northern Virginia, The Waterford Fair. In fact, this year marks the 80th anniversary of the event which began in 1944. Read on to learn more about this historic town!

My hometown, the Historic Village of Waterford was recently featured in The Washington Post. It’s a lovely article that reverently describes the village as “a remarkably intact example of an early 19th-century rural village surrounded by historic farmland.” Read on the learn more.

Hats off to Douglas Rogers and the team at Visit Loudoun for their post "The 5 Best Ways to Explore Waterford." This video really captures the essence of Waterford about as quickly as can be done. I also heartily certify their choice of 5 “Must Do” activities for anyone looking to explore and get a taste of what life in Waterford is all about. Read on to learn more.

Waterford, Virginia's timeless charm has captivated visitors for generations, but finding the perfect property in this Historic Landmark village requires local expertise. Here's what you need to know about Montebello and life in Waterford.

‘Montebello’ is a classic Palladian-style home sited on a park-like hilltop of nearly 8 acres with mature plantings and spectacular views. Just list in Waterford, Virginia, the property, constructed in 1998, is located on a quiet road outside the National Historic Landmark Village of Waterford, in Loudoun County, Virginia. Recent upgrades make this house the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience.

The Waterford Foundation has presented Hunt Country International Sotheby’s Realty with their 2021 Community Partner of the Year Award. The Waterford Foundation values its partnership with local property owners in the preservation of the Waterford National Historic Landmark. Read on the learn more about Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty in Waterford.

Sited on a grassy knoll adjacent to thirty-five gorgeous, wooded acres, this historic country escape is alluring with B&B worthy charisma, modern amenity, and the simple charms of exquisite Georgian architecture. With cleared grounds revealing lush landscaping, guest house, barn, and garden-wrapped pool, you will adore life here – hosting guests or simply living a life apart.

Rare find in The Historic Village of Waterford, this cottage built in 1925 has been home to only two owners. Completely renovated in 2018 keeping the historic charm with modern conveniences boasting an open floor plan, original woodwork , moldings , and hardwood floors throughout. Extensive landscaping on this generous village lot affords privacy. This beautiful home is a rare find.