Historic 180 Acre Estate In The Hunt Country Of Loudoun County, Virginia

Incredible property. If anything the listing understates the charm and beautiful setting of this historical estate. We spent a week at the estate as our home base for my daughter’s wedding in Middleburg. The grounds and garden were a photographers dream.Thanks for the overall experience at Little Oatlands.

Property is beautiful! We didnt spend much time there because we had our daughter's wedding at Stone Tower Winery right down the road. It was a place big enough to sleep our entire immediate family!

The room over the kitchen was freezing (broken window) the bathroom had many stains in the toilet and sink. The whole place needs some upkeep and investment in repairs and new furnishings. The location and outside was gorgeous

Wonderful place! Excellent for a large group and Kim was incredibly responsive to any question we had. Hope to be back soon.

The property was beautiful, beds very comfortable, house well appointed with everything you need. Three main bedrooms upstairs were very close and comfortable. Air conditioning for this area worked very well. The queen bedroom on main floor is associated with a different air zone and it never reached below 76 degrees. Back double bedroom is very far from the rest of the bedrooms and is not air conditioned at all and as we stayed during a hot stretch it was unusable. Pool was so nice and fun to have. The owner was in constant communication with everything we needed. If you are a history buff this is the place for you- very cool place

The house and property was the perfect size for our family gathering. The kitchen was a good size for the amount of cooking that was done. The air conditioning was not working in that section of the house, so it was very hot! We did let the owner know and they sent an HVAC guy, but he was unable to fix it. We had brought some extra fans with us to help cool the area down. The pool was a great touch for the weekend because of the heat. The furniture is very worn, I know the owner wants to stay with plantation feeling, but the house does need some TLC. Having a bathroom for each bedroom was a plus. I would recommend this house, but just know that it is older and not every plug is in working condition.

During sweltering days in DC, we enjoyed serenity in the shade of Little Oatlands. Mornings enjoying coffee on the porch were one of our favorite moments as well as an afternoon swim. It was our second visit to this historic property and the magnificence of the surrounding land is truly unparalleled in this day and time. Prepare to wander.

We had a wonderful weekend celebrating my daughter's graduation in this beautiful setting. Thank you for hosting us!

The property is quite lovely, surrounded by the rolling hills of western Virginia. The house was perfect, a lot of space to spread out if needed. We spent our evenings on the screened in back porch. The pool and gardens were an added bonus. Every evening the neighbor cows would graze along the fence line- just a lovely get away from the City!

We had an amazing stay at Little Oatlands! The property is a dream — every room is beautiful from the furnishings to paintings to the views, and the extensive grounds are absolutely unmatched. Kim was extremely helpful and responsive throughout the rental process and while we were staying at the property. It’s perfect for a family getaway, reunion, or wedding, and we couldn’t recommend it enough! We can’t wait to return!

We stayed for 3 days and loved it. The garden was beautiful and loved seeing the cows!

It was good for our large family The place is very old and rambles Pool enjoyable Does have air conditioning but we had to turn it on when we arrived and it took a while to get comfortable

Little Oatlands was the perfect spot for a family gathering/vacation. The pool and the garden kept the children who were with us (ages 5 and 2), entertained for hours. The toy closet has a generous supply of tennis balls, rackets, plastic baseball bats, and basketballs. The fire pit served us well for roasting marshmallows. The house was spotless upon our arrival. We highly recommend this spot and hope to return next year!

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Little Oatlands was the perfect place for our outdoor wedding and we’re very happy we chose it. If you are planning to do the same, and have family stay in the guest house for the weekend, read the contract *carefully*. We skimmed it and failed to realize that you’ll need to take all trash bags to the dumpster by the barn and strip all of the bed sheets and put them downstairs, etc…

This property was perfect for our family reunion, in conjunction with a wedding in Middleburg. The house was interestingly rambling, and had perfect spaces for everyone who came. The grounds, garden, and swimming pool were cherries on top! It was the perfect setting for a large gathering, with plenty of spaces for different activities and conversations. Such a unique property!

Little Oatlands was home for 9 of us for a flower filled week in May. We assembled from KC, BC, CA and VA to attend my daughter’s wedding overlooking the Potomac at Murray Hill. The property and approach to Little Oatlands takes your breath away! Flowering Dogwoods line the drive blending with the white fence and homes in the distance. Each of us walked down the lane to read the plaques and the history of the preserved property. Certainly a history lesson and it would be wonderful to know more. There are grand rooms and humble spaces in the Main House. We enjoyed them all! The owners shared linens and China for the generous dining room and we lit candles one evening for dinner. The 4 seats at the kitchen table were the ones in highest demand. We all sat on the front brick patio most mornings gazing at the fields ahead. Cows would appear at the fence, Blue birds and Cardinals flew in daily and Bunnies peeked through the edges. But the 2 acre garden, a sanctuary in itself, was the delight of us all! The photos on the website cannot begin to capture it all! It is not a modern property and is not fashioned that way. It is a loving time capsule of years forever gone. Rarely will you find a place that you may call your own for a few days to imagine what it must have been like to live at that time. My granddaughter and her father learned pickleball, we learned to make endcaps for wedding aisle chairs and there was a pick your own Strawberry patch at the start of the lane.