Tucked into the heart of historic Hillsboro, this 1885 farmhouse blends post–Civil War architecture with modern comfort in one of Loudoun County’s most charming villages. The era saw both farmhouse‑style and Victorian homes built here, and this clapboard farmhouse stands out with higher ceilings, original hardwood floors, and a warm, inviting layout. Inside, you’ll find a living room with wood‑burning stove, an updated kitchen with gas cooking, clever storage, and generous light, plus a dining room with built‑ins and a cozy family room that nods to the old “sleeping porch” tradition with its distinctive windows and porch access. Upstairs, the ensuite primary bedroom is unusually generous for a historic home, offering two walk‑in closets and a renovated bath with custom shower, rain shower head, and clawfoot tub overlooking the backyard. Two additional bedrooms provide comfortable space for guests, family, or a home office, and a renovated main‑level full bath doubles as a laundry room with hex tile, subway‑tiled shower, and stackable washer/dryer. Outside, the home sits on nearly three‑quarters of an acre with a large backyard, garden shed, and valuable off‑street parking—ideal for relaxing, gardening, or entertaining while enjoying the quiet village setting. This historic home has too many upgrades and improvements to list here, including new or newer roof, windows and furnace, see listing documents for a complete list. Beyond the property itself, Hillsboro offers a preserved streetscape, artisan and community events, and convenient access to popular destinations. Wineries and breweries in Loudoun County are close by, and West Virginia attractions such as Harpers Ferry and the Charles Town racetrack & casino are within easy reach. Whether you’re seeking a character‑rich primary residence or exploring the home’s potential for short‑term rental or weekend‑getaway use, this farmhouse captures a timeless village lifestyle with strong regional appeal.