Mayapple Farm | This is an incredible opportunity to live minutes from Middleburg on an extraordinarily unique property. The house is rich in character, known as the Nathan Ayer House, and was built in 1790 in Preston City, Connecticut, dismantled, and moved to Virginia hunt country. The quality and authenticity throughout the home is remarkable – the charming floorboards, 9 stone fireplaces, custom woodworking, original hardware, and exposed beams only begin to describe the features of this home. The kitchen, primary bathroom, and guest bathroom have been tastefully renovated by the current owner with quartzite counters, custom cabinetry, and high-end finishes. There is an inviting pool, terraces, and lush perennial gardens off the rear of the house, all surrounded by stately dry stacked stone walls. The bank barn dates back to the late 19th century and is constructed of hand-hewn oak and poplar beams and fieldstone, originally built in Leesburg, Virginia. The stone barn offers endless possibilities for entertaining, creative workspace, and, of course, horses. The home is heated and cooled by a geothermal system with seven separate zones. The property has frontage on Goose Creek and provides ultimate privacy.