A spectacular land offering in the heart of Loudoun County’s most coveted rural corridor, the Hibler and Prosperwell Tracts represent over 1,000 acres of rolling hills, panoramic vistas, and untouched land, a mere six miles from historic Leesburg, Virginia. Defined by undulating pastureland, mature woodlands, and panoramic Potomac River frontage spanning more than half a mile, the property offers a rare canvas for the creation of private estates and commercial opportunities, in addition to a series of potential residential compounds within a conservation and rural framework. This special property is 30 minutes from Dulles International Airport and just 60 minutes from downtown DC. With an allowed heliport, downtown Manhattan NYC is 1 hour and 20 minutes away. Prosperwell Tracts - 747 Acres - PINs 140-370-816-000 and 181-28-3921-000 - $25,000/acre Comprising approximately 747 acres, the Prosperwell Tracts extend the offering into a broader landscape of agricultural fields, wooded transitions, and gently rolling topography. This portion of the property provides flexibility, with select division rights and multiple residential building envelopes, allowing for the creation of one or several estate residences and guest compounds. Potential commercial opportunities further the versatility of the land, such as a rural/wellness/fitness/spa retreat with conference and banquet facilities, a winery and/or brewery in keeping with the region’s ethos, an equestrian center, or a combination of the described uses - all nestled amidst seclusion and surrounded by natural beauty. An agricultural infrastructure exists, providing immediate utility while preserving long-term opportunity for redesign or redevelopment within the conservation framework. Also available: Hibler Tracts - 292 Acres - PIN 106-27-5531 - $75,000/acre Together, the Hibler and Prosperwell Tracts form one of the most significant acreage offerings in the Capital Region, combining proximity to Washington, D.C. and Dulles International Airport, with the rarity of uninterrupted land, river frontage, and conservation-protected permanence. This is not simply acreage, but architecture and new commercial concepts in waiting, to be placed in a magnificent Virginia landscape.