Middleburg Country Estate

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Welcome to Middleburg, the “Nation’s Horse and Hunt Capital.” Historic, charming, horse-loving, laidback and stamped with understated elegance, this small town in Loudoun County is the embodiment of all the things that make Virginia’s Hunt Country special. It’s no wonder, then, that a Middleburg country estate has never ceased being the weekend property du jour of generations of notable people.

Approximately an hour’s drive west from Washington, D.C., this town with a population of less than 1,000 is just a little over ten minutes north of The Plains in neighboring Fauquier County Real Estate and around half an hour’s drive from Fauquier’s seat, Warrenton. Though it’s the heart of a region well-known throughout the country for being the equestrian playground of some of the world’s wealthiest (and famous) people, Middleburg has a casual down-to-earth charm that helps explain the appeal behind folks’ continuing love of Middleburg country estates.

Many a Middleburg country estate have been – and are – home to prominent individuals. Among the town’s most well-known residents have been Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke, Elizabeth Taylor, and Alice DuPont Mills.

Imbued with Virginia Hunt Country Real Estate's all-pervading love for all things equine, Middleburg has been welcoming equestrians and people looking for a private country retreat since the turn of the century. When you invest in a Middleburg country estate, you continue the tradition.

For more information on Middleburg country estates and Middleburg property for sale, contact Jay Miller of Piedmont Sotheby’s International Realty at 540 675 1675.