Nestled along Beaver Dam Creek in Purcellville, Chamblin Mill tells a story that bridges centuries. First constructed in 1792 as the miller’s home for a working grist mill, this remarkable residence has withstood the tides of history—even as the original mill was lost to the Civil War. Today, it has been thoughtfully restored and expanded into a 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath luxury home that offers both historic gravitas and contemporary elegance.

Built in 1805, this charming Colonial home sits in the heart of Waterford, one of Virginia's most picturesque and well-preserved historic villages. Located in Loudoun County, Waterford is renowned for its cobblestone streets, original 18th and 19th-century architecture, and its designation as a National Historic Landmark.

Built in 1769, this remarkable Georgian estate at 11210 Cash Smith Road in Keymar, Maryland, offers 6,227 square feet of meticulously maintained living space on an expansive 25.02-acre parcel.