A Rare Expression of Virginia Hunt Country Set across 41 magnificent acres in Virginia’s storied and reclaimed Fox Hunting Country, this exceptional equestrian estate embodies the enduring elegance, sporting heritage, and natural beauty of the Piedmont. Just one hour from the Nation’s Capital, it offers a rare opportunity to retreat into a world of rolling pastures, protected vistas, and timeless country living. Surrounded by conservation land, the estate enjoys a remarkable sense of privacy and permanence. Sweeping lawns descend toward a tranquil spring-fed pond, while mature trees, manicured fields, and expansive horse pastures frame breathtaking views of "the Peak" in the Shenandoah National Park. The landscape is as much a part of the property as the architecture itself—a setting that changes beautifully with every single season. The impeccably maintained and upgraded 3500+ sq feet, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath main residence is complemented by a 690 Sq Ft Apartment, distinguished 7-stall barn, large chicken coop and thoughtfully-designed equestrian amenities, creating an estate equally suited to serious horsemen and those simply drawn to the beauty and romance of country life. In recent years, this Home has undergone an exceptional transformation- nearly $500k in capital (residential/farm) improvements and an endless amount of professional land management practices have touched nearly every inch of this Property. The graceful drive through Fauquier County, the quaint village of Hume, to carefully tended grounds, open fields, and distant views create a sense of place that is increasingly difficult to find. Mornings begin with mist over the pond and horses in the pasture; afternoons unfold beneath expansive skies; and evenings settle quietly over a landscape preserved by the surrounding conservation acreage and dark night skies. The location is home to nearby Old Dominion Hounds, founded in 1924- with multiple hunting fixtures within easy riding distance. The Farm offers a large sand arena, 75' round pen, cross-country jumps and well maintained trail system. Riding access to the nearby Rappahannock River, 28-mile Orlean Community Trail System and endless acres of ride-out is available with permission. While the Property is in Conservation with Fauquier County, consideration for a future 150 x 100' Indoor riding arena, pool/pool house and additional agricultural buildings have been pre-determined with strong potential for approval. This is not simply a horse farm. It is a legacy property- an extraordinary piece of Virginia’s historic countryside where equestrian tradition, conservation, privacy, and refined country living converge. A singular opportunity to own a truly exceptional estate in one of Virginia’s most beautiful and enduring landscapes. Owner is licensed Agent. Property is Subject to Conservation Easement w/ Fauquier County, John Marshall Water District. Tenant Occupied Apartment rented for $1650/month through June 2027. Property has (2) 911-Emergency/Mailing addresses: 5740 and 5742