A Loudoun County Home With a Main-Level In-Law Suite
- Peter Leonard-Morgan
- 2 days ago
- 3 min read
In western Loudoun County near Purcellville, a custom farmhouse on approx. three acres pairs multigenerational living with a garage built for a car enthusiast.
Some houses are built to a plan. This one was built around a life. Set on approx. three acres in western Loudoun County near Purcellville, 16081 Purcellville Road is a Loudoun County home with an in-law suite designed for the way families actually live—together, and with room to breathe. Completed in 2014, the custom farmhouse looks out toward the Blue Ridge, wraps itself in a full-length porch, and speaks directly to a priority more and more buyers share: keeping two generations under one roof without anyone giving up independence.
A main-level in-law suite, thoughtfully separate
The heart of the answer sits on the main floor. The in-law suite is a home within the home—its own kitchen, a full bath, and a comfortable living area, all on one level and all without a single stair to climb. It suits aging parents, a returning adult child, a live-in caregiver, or long-staying guests, offering proximity without asking anyone to give up independence. The owners planned for the decades ahead as well: a framed elevator shaft stands ready for a future lift, and the laundry, like the suite, is on the main level. It is multigenerational living designed with foresight rather than compromise.
A three-bay garage built for the enthusiast
For the driver in the family, the detached garage is a genuine event. Heated and cooled across three bays and fitted with dual hydraulic lifts, it holds up to approx. eight vehicles—a collection, project cars, or the weekend fleet—and includes a half bath for the days that run long. Above it, a finished one-bedroom apartment with a full kitchen adds a second flexible space for guests or a studio; the furnishings convey with an acceptable offer. Peter Leonard-Morgan, who began his career advising collectors on marques including Bentley, Ferrari, and Lamborghini, recognizes a garage of this caliber for what it is—a pairing of function and passion that most country properties never attempt.
Inside the custom farmhouse
Beyond the suite, the main residence carries the same care. A vaulted great room rises past ten-foot ceilings, and the kitchen pairs Thomasville cabinetry with granite counters, GE Profile appliances, and a bay-window breakfast area. Hardwood runs through the formal living and dining rooms, crown molding continues throughout, and a dedicated home office sits ready for those who work from the country. Upstairs, three ensuite bedrooms include a primary retreat with a soaking tub and walk-in closet. In all, approx. 4,081 square feet, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms, with little left to the standard playbook.
Land, views, and western Loudoun County
The setting is its own argument. Long views reach toward the Blue Ridge, the level backyard invites a future pool or gardens, and a matching 16-by-24-foot studio building adds still more room to work or create. The W&OD Trail is close at hand, Woodgrove High anchors well-regarded schools nearby, and Leesburg, Middleburg, and the wineries of Hunt Country are all within an easy drive. Verizon Fios fiber serves the property, which sits on well water and septic with no homeowners association. This is western Loudoun County at its most livable: open land and long horizons, minutes from town.
This home is listed by Geri Deane of Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty®, Peter Leonard-Morgan's colleague in Middleburg. Peter, an Associate Broker with the same firm, represents distinctive estates, equestrian properties, and architecturally significant homes across Loudoun County and Northern Virginia, and is glad to introduce this offering to qualified buyers. Licensed in Virginia and Delaware and backed by the global reach of Sotheby's International Realty®, he brings measured, relationship-driven counsel to every transition.
Offered at $1,799,000.
Home. Land. Legacy.
Arrange a tour. For a showing or the full property information package, contact Peter Leonard-Morgan, who is pleased to introduce this home on behalf of his colleague Geri Deane.
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