Mill Race

Aldie, Virginia
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The unincorporated village of Aldie, Virginia was laid out in 1810 by Charles Fenton Mercer. He named it for his Scottish clan home “Castle Aldie.” Aldie Mill 1807, survives as Virginia’s only known gristmill powered by two overshot water wheels. This Historic District was the birth place of General Stonewall Jackson’s mother, Julia Beckwith Neale. The village was the site of the Civil War “Battle of Aldie.” “Mill Race,” this charming home on 2.83 acres, 25 minutes from Dulles and 45 minutes from Washington, D.C., was built in 1914. The design and feeling is Federal with high ceilings, beautiful moldings and many fine mantels throughout.

This spacious home has three bedrooms, 2 baths, and room for more. There was an apartment on the 1st floor and more bonus rooms on the second floor. There is a lovely 2 bedroom guesthouse next door, now used as a rental at $1,350 per month. At the front of this home you are part of the town of Aldie, but out the back you are far away in the countryside. This property has large frontage on The Historical Aldie Mill Race, with the land reaching behind the neighboring properties. This is a delightful home and could be even more spectacular if one opened the view from the kitchen to the south.

	MLS# LO6355963 PRICE: $760,000

BABETTE SCULLY
Office 540-687-6395
Office Fax 540-687-5195
Home 540-687-3323
Babette.Scully@AMRFPFP.com