36972 Bridle Ridge Ln Purcellville, VA 20132
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This exquisite Huntwick Place Deluxe home by Carrington sits on nearly 2 private, tree-backed, acres and features over 4000 sqft of finished living space. This elegant colonial blends beauty and function for the perfect country retreat. Step into the grand two-story foyer that flows seamlessly into a spacious hall, featuring triple keystone cased arches that invite you to explore the formal dining room adorned with elegant four-piece dentil molding, the sophisticated sitting room with French doors, and the private main level office. The journey culminates in a stunning sunroom addition, boasting vaulted beamed ceilings, a gas fireplace, and views of the charming parterre kitchen garden. The family room, highlighted by an additional gas fireplace and a coffered ceiling, seamlessly connects to a gourmet kitchen equipped with a butler’s pantry and dual dishwashers in a generous center island. A mudroom, large pantry, and powder room round out this impressive floor. On the upper level, escape to the lavish primary suite, where a grand Palladian window frames breathtaking views of Short Hill Mountain. This sanctuary boasts dual walk-in closets and a spa-inspired en suite bathroom, complete with a soaking tub, water closet, tray ceiling, and dual marble vanities. A secondary bedroom features its own en suite bath, while the remaining two bedrooms share a practical Jack & Jill bathroom. The home’s established English cottage-style garden, featuring a variety of perennial plants, David Austin roses, and espaliered fruit trees, creates a truly bucolic retreat. Nestled near the Goose Creek Historic District between Purcellville and Middleburg, this home offers the privacy of country life with access to charming towns, wineries, and commuter routes, plus the conveniences of the city with fiber internet access, proximity to grocery stores, restaurants and more! All of this could be yours! Welcome Home to Bridle Ridge Lane!
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