Gorgeous protected property of 203 acres with charming farmhouse nestled in the quaint village of Scuffleburg. Built in 2001 with recycled hand-hewn materials, the house has breathtaking mountain views and overlooks a beautiful pond. The house is crafted with near museum-quality features: custom cabinetry, a built-in bed, hand-forged hardware, a magnificent fireplace, antique pine flooring and an expansive wrap-around porch.

Also within the property is a historic hand-hewn cabin identified to Josiah Adams, a son of John Adams of Pleasant Vale. Favored by Civil War enthusiasts for re-enactments, the cabin could be restored for use as an auxiliary dwelling. The property has strong Civil War associations – the grandson of Josiah Adams served with Mosby’s Rangers, who mustered one of their units in Scuffleburg.

The partially wooded and open land has sweeping views of Naked and Brushy Mountains, the Cobblers, and distant views of the Bull Run. The property has been placed in a conservation easement that allows the farm house to be expanded up to 3,000 square feet. The property may not be further subdivided but does have an additional approved building site with no size restrictions. There are many locations on the property to capture the stunning mountain views. In addition, two secondary dwellings, such as a guest house, caretaker cottage or tenant house with some size restrictions can be built as well.

Build your dream home, create a family compound or just live the good old life in the existing cozy farmhouse.

An adjacent 102-acre parcel of land is also available.

Why you want to Live in Delaplane/Scuffleburg