tucked into the rolling mountains of northern virginia’s wine country, this european-inspired custom residence is a rare offering of timeless architecture, pristine condition, and breathtaking natural beauty. set on 10 private acres, the home captures sweeping mountain and countryside views while delivering refined luxury at every turn. designed for both everyday comfort and elevated entertaining, the residence features a highly sought-after main-level primary suite complete with a spa-like bath retreat. the gourmet kitchen opens seamlessly to a dramatic four seasons room, anchored by a striking two-story stone fireplace—an architectural centerpiece that defines the heart of the home. thoughtful details and superior craftsmanship continue throughout, supported by geothermal systems, a whole-house generator, a four-car garage, and room for a future elevator, ensuring efficiency, comfort, and long-term flexibility. outdoor living is equally compelling. a private pool with hot tub creates a resort-style setting framed by panoramic views, making this property an entertainer’s dream and a private retreat all in one. located within the catoctin creek village community, residents enjoy 164 acres of protected land, with 115 acres designated as common area. the community offers six miles of walking trails, a shared barn for recreation and storage, along with streams, open fields, mature trees, and a scenic community pond where residents can enjoy fishing. direct access to catoctin creek provides an exceptional outdoor lifestyle, with the ability to kayak downstream to the potomac river—an experience that beautifully connects everyday living to the surrounding natural landscape. wildlife and nature abound, offering a sense of serenity and connection to the land that is increasingly rare. this is a truly one-of-a-kind estate, where european elegance meets the unspoiled beauty of virginia countryside living—offering privacy, views, and a lifestyle designed for those who value quality, space, and enduring natural surroundings.
