Wednesday, July 15, 2026
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By Janeen Marconi and Christy Hertel
Birchwood Estate Arial View
There are homes that are built, and then there are estates that are carefully composed over time—places where architecture, landscape and history come together to create something truly extraordinary. Birchwood Estate is one of those rare properties.
Nestled among the rolling hills of Virginia’s renowned Hunt Country, just minutes from the National Historic Landmark village of Waterford, Birchwood Estate offers an exceptional blend of timeless design, natural beauty and modern luxury. Inspired by the celebrated English Arts & Crafts architect C.F.A. Voysey, the stone manor was designed to embrace its surroundings, creating a residence that feels as though it has always belonged to the landscape.
From the moment visitors arrive, Birchwood makes a lasting impression. Mature specimen trees line the drive, leading to a beautifully crafted stone home where traditional English architecture meets refined contemporary living. Every detail—from the hand-selected fieldstone exterior and slate roof to the soaring ceilings and generous windows—was thoughtfully designed to capture both elegance and comfort.
Inside, approximately 9,000 square feet of living space unfolds with remarkable warmth and sophistication. Expansive gathering rooms, handcrafted millwork, impressive fireplaces and light-filled interiors create an atmosphere equally suited for intimate family living or grand-scale entertaining. A gracious main-level primary suite, beautifully appointed guest accommodations and thoughtfully designed entertaining spaces ensure comfort at every turn.
While the residence itself is extraordinary, it is the surrounding landscape that truly sets Birchwood apart.
Situated on approximately 37 breathtaking acres overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains, the estate is home to one of the East Coast’s finest private arboretums. Carefully cultivated over many years, the collection includes rare conifers, Japanese maples, beeches and other exceptional specimen trees sourced from around the world. Formal gardens transition seamlessly into natural woodlands, while walking paths, an orchard, butterfly gardens and an apiary invite quiet moments of discovery throughout the seasons.
Outdoor living is equally captivating. Stone terraces provide sweeping views across the countryside, creating an idyllic setting for morning coffee, elegant evening gatherings or simply enjoying the peaceful rhythm of Virginia’s changing landscape. Bordering scenic Catoctin Creek, Birchwood offers a rare sense of privacy while remaining conveniently close to the shops, restaurants and wineries that make Loudoun County one of the region’s most sought-after destinations.
Modern conveniences have been thoughtfully integrated throughout the estate, including geothermal heating and cooling systems that complement the home’s timeless craftsmanship. The result is a residence that honors tradition while embracing today’s standards of luxury and sustainability.
Whether envisioned as a distinguished primary residence, a country retreat or a legacy property to be enjoyed for generations, Birchwood Estate represents an opportunity that comes to market only once in a lifetime.
For discerning buyers seeking architectural significance, extraordinary gardens and one of Virginia’s most remarkable private settings, Birchwood Estate offers an incomparable place to call home.
Presented by Hunt Country Sotheby’s International Realty
To schedule a private tour or learn more about Birchwood Estate, visit TheBirchwoodEstate.com or contact:
Janeen Marconi
Managing Broker, REALTOR®
703.401.6465
[email protected]
Christy Hertel
Global Real Estate Advisor
703.624.6283
[email protected]
The Birchwood Estate
Property Highlights
Offered at: $5,995,000
13223 Loyalty Road
Leesburg, Virginia
Approximately 37 private acres
Approximately 9,000-square-foot English Arts & Crafts-inspired manor
Six bedrooms
Spectacular Blue Ridge Mountain views
One of the East Coast’s premier private arboretums
Formal gardens, orchard, apiary and walking trails
Geothermal heating and cooling
Wine cellar
Minutes from Historic Waterford
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