Tucked at the end of Lost Lane in Western Loudoun, you'll find a private estate that feels like it belongs to another era — one where 17+ acres of protected conservancy land wrap around you, rolling pastoral farmland stretches to the horizon, and the only sound is the wind moving through the trees. The long driveway winds past open fields before the home comes into view, and that arrival — the slow reveal of the property after a quarter mile of privacy — is something photos can only hint at. Built in 2023 by Carrington Homes, this semi-custom estate offers over 7,400 square feet of finished living space, with 5 bedrooms and 5 designer bathrooms laid out for both grand entertaining and quiet everyday living. Step through the front door and wide-plank upgraded hardwoods lead you past a formal office — ideal for the buyer who works from home but wants a real room to do it in — and a formal dining room made for holidays and long dinners with people who matter. The living room, anchored by a coffered ceiling, opens directly onto a screened-in porch, where you'll find yourself most mornings with coffee, watching the fields wake up. From the living room, the home flows into a huge extended farmhouse-style kitchen — the true center of the house, built for a crowd, not just a family of four. And at the far end of the main level, a large club room offers a separate space entirely for entertaining, made for the nights when the party doesn't want to end. Downstairs, a fully finished walkout basement adds another full level of living space, ready to become whatever the next owners need — Multiple guest rooms, full bathroom, a home gym, a media room, a recreation room for weekends when family comes to stay & play. And then there's the land. Beyond the manicured lawn, the acreage opens into wooded and pastoral ground with real potential: room for a pool, a barn, sport courts, a few beehives, or horses and other animals — this is a property built to be lived on, not just looked at. High-speed Verizon FIOS keeps you fully connected, even out here, where the quiet feels like it should mean disconnecting. All of this sits just minutes from the historic villages of Purcellville and Loudoun's award-winning wineries, with an easy run to major commuter corridors — proof that you don't have to choose between seclusion and convenience. This isn't just a house at the end of a lane. It's a legacy estate, waiting for the next family to write its next chapter.