Cabin/Lodge

Creek's Edge Winery is among Loudoun County's most architecturally accomplished wineries, offered on 24.93 acres across three lots, none of which is under conservation easement. The centerpiece is an Amish-built timber-framed structure in the tradition of raised barns, finished with local stone, black walnut harvested on the property, and hand-forged metalwork. The tasting room seats up to 100 indoors around a fieldstone fireplace, opening to a deck with vineyard views. A silo built to mimic the interior of a wine barrel connects the tasting room, upstairs loft, and cellar below; its handcrafted staircase received the 2016 Signatures of Loudoun Design Excellence Award. The engine room of the operation is the winery itself, set beneath the tasting room, with a showcased barrel room. Production equipment and wine inventory convey. The covered pavilion, with its high timber roof and raised stage, accommodates up to 200 guests. Together with the front lawn, tasting room deck, bridal loft, and groom's den, the property supports an established wedding and private event business. 4.5 acres are under vine on the slope above the improvements, originally planted to Chambourcin, Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon. A restored 19th-century bank barn stands ready for final finishing, after which it would make an exceptional second event space for weddings and private functions. A separate 0.68-acre lot, part of the overall acreage offered and zoned RC, carries the historic Taylorstown General Store, currently in disrepair and awaiting a restoration the community has long wanted to see. Catoctin Creek, one of the county's most revered waterways, forms a boundary of the property. Two AR1 parcels plus one RC parcel, an hour from Washington, D.C., in the heart of Virginia wine country.

Creek's Edge Winery is among Loudoun County's most architecturally accomplished wineries, offered on 24.93 acres across three lots, none of which is under conservation easement. The centerpiece is an Amish-built timber-framed structure in the tradition of raised barns, finished with local stone, black walnut harvested on the property, and hand-forged metalwork. The tasting room seats up to 100 indoors around a fieldstone fireplace, opening to a deck with vineyard views. A silo built to mimic the interior of a wine barrel connects the tasting room, upstairs loft, and cellar below; its handcrafted staircase received the 2016 Signatures of Loudoun Design Excellence Award. The engine room of the operation is the winery itself, set beneath the tasting room, with a showcased barrel room. Production equipment and wine inventory convey. The covered pavilion, with its high timber roof and raised stage, accommodates up to 200 guests. Together with the front lawn, tasting room deck, bridal loft, and groom's den, the property supports an established wedding and private event business. 4.5 acres are under vine on the slope above the improvements, originally planted to Chambourcin, Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon. A restored 19th-century bank barn stands ready for final finishing, after which it would make an exceptional second event space for weddings and private functions. A separate 0.68-acre lot, part of the overall acreage offered and zoned RC, carries the historic Taylorstown General Store, currently in disrepair and awaiting a restoration the community has long wanted to see. Catoctin Creek, one of the county's most revered waterways, forms a boundary of the property. Two AR1 parcels plus one RC parcel, an hour from Washington, D.C., in the heart of Virginia wine country.