Peter Leonard-Morgan and Isabelle Truchon of Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty today closed on the sale of their listing of a quaint western Loudoun County vineyard and private residence with attached tasting room, on Harpers Ferry Road.

The property, with scenic views of the Short Hill from its expansive front porch, was built in 1940, and carefully added to over the intervening years. With multiple barn-buildings, set up for wine production and aging, plus the half acre vineyard, we can't wait to see how  the new owners will re-invent this unique location. 

Our delightful family vineyard, winery and residence on Harpers Ferry Road has recently seen a change to its pricing parameters; effective immediately, we have been authorized to offer this lovely property as a residence with land and outbuildings but without the wine making equipment, stainless steel fermentation tanks, oak barrels, mobile commercial kitchen and extensive wine inventory for the new price of $795,000.

The inventory and equipment is still available for an additional $115,000.

The rationale behind this bold move was to ensure that the property would not be overlooked by any potential buyers of a serene residence with land, views and additional buildings suitable for a multitude of other uses.

​Let us know if you have questions, or better still want to take a tour.

Full details of this two-acre property on Harpers Ferry Road, within the bucolic Loudoun Heights Cluster of wineries, can be reviewed HERE.  With views of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the west from the tasting terrace, patrons enjoy relaxing afternoons accompanied by a glass of estate wine and home made light fare.

Get in touch with Isabelle or Peter to schedule a visit HERE, or use our contact form in the main details page.

In addition to the two vineyard and winery properties we have for sale (see Notaviva Winery and our "landmark Loudoun winery"), two further properties came to the market with fellow brokers recently, namely North Gate and Dry Mill, the former in Purcellville and the latter in Leesburg.

With a healthy range of wine oriented businesses currently on offer in this fertile and accessible county,  now may be an excellent time to seriously consider investing in a local industry where what you put into the ground is rewarded with the oldest and most revered of drinks, drawing aficionados (and therefore customers) from near and far.

In summary, wine properties available in Loudoun are:

• The landmark Loudoun winery at $11,000,000
• North Gate at $4,250,000
• Dry Mill at $2,400,000
• Notaviva at $1,995,000

​Let us know if you would like more information on any of these wonderful properties.