Hideaway Springs Farm: Horses, History, and Forty Private Acres in Loudoun County
- Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty
- Jun 4
- 4 min read
43470 Evans Pond Road | Leesburg, Virginia
Hideaway Springs Farm, tucked along Evans Pond Road just north of Leesburg on more than 40 acres of wooded and open Loudoun countryside, features a thoughtfully renovated and expanded primary residence, a restored historic log house, a remarkable equestrian barn complex, and sweeping pastoral land. This property is a true private farm estate with the depth, character, and versatility to accommodate generations of living.
Hideaway Springs Farm: A Property with Layers
From the air, Hideaway Springs Farm reads as a series of discoveries. A main house nestled amid mature hardwoods, a distinctive green-roofed barn rising from a clearing just beyond, a historic log cabin tucked along the driveway, and open pastures unfolding toward the horizon. On the ground, each structure reveals a story of utility and design.
The estate has been shaped with a rare eye for the authentic. Rather than starting from scratch, the owners incorporated reclaimed materials, salvaged architectural elements, and preserved historic structures throughout the renovation, creating a home where every doorway, beam, and threshold is a point of interest.
The Main Residence: One-Level Living with Extraordinary Scale
The primary residence at Hideaway Springs Farm was originally constructed in 1961 and subsequently renovated and expanded with tremendous care. The result is a spacious, single-level home that combines historic character and contemporary comfort.
The heart of the home is a dramatic great room anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. This is the kind of fireplace you build a room around! The great room features vaulted ceilings, reclaimed wood trim, and heated stone floors throughout.
A bank of wood-framed windows and French doors draws the outside in across every season, flooding the room with natural light and framing views of the surrounding beauty. A long farmhouse harvest table centered in the room makes it easy to imagine joyous gatherings of friends and family.
The gourmet kitchen anchors the family space with warm wood floors, a six-burner gas range, and a custom island crafted from timber salvaged from the property's own historic log cabin.
A thoughtfully designed addition introduced a private main-level primary suite, complete with a beautifully finished bath, walk-in closet, and dedicated laundry. Two additional bedrooms, including one with an en-suite bath, offer comfortable accommodations for family and guests. A generous office with a large closet translates easily into a fourth bedroom when the need arises.
The Historic Log House: A Private Residence with Its Own Story
One of Hideaway Springs Farm's most compelling features is the preserved and relocated historic log house that serves as a fully independent guest residence on the property.
Originally part of the farm's earlier history, the log home has been thoughtfully restored and repositioned to function as a private dwelling complete with its own kitchen, living spaces, and stone fireplace.
With its own entrance, its own sense of place, and complete separation from the main house, it offers genuine versatility, and could be used as a guest cottage, a caretaker's residence, multigenerational accommodation, or a private retreat for the owners themselves. The log house gives Hideaway Springs Farm a deep layer of character.
The Equestrian Complex: Built for Serious Horsemanship
For equestrian buyers, the barn and equestrian facilities at Hideaway Springs Farm represent the estate's most compelling offering.
The property's primary equestrian barn is a substantial structure accessed by a driveway that separates it from the residential components of the property. With its distinctive green roof, cupola details, and well-proportioned design, the barn is a handsome element on a thoughtfully composed estate.
The Hideaway Springs Farm equestrian facilities have been built with both function and longevity in mind, offering generous space for horses, equipment, and the practical needs of a working equestrian operation.
Fenced pastures extend from the barn complex, providing turnout space in a setting that reflects the agricultural heritage of the broader Leesburg countryside. Additional outbuildings expand the property's utility further.
For buyers coming from established equestrian communities, the farm's scale, infrastructure, and setting will read immediately as both serious and lovingly maintained.
Forty Acres at the Edge of Leesburg
The aerial perspective on Hideaway Springs Farm reveals just how extraordinary its land holdings are for a property this close to Leesburg. Forty-plus acres of mixed woodland, open pasture, and pond-fed landscape create a genuine sense of remove while keeping the property well within reach of the town's restaurants, markets, and services.
Hideaway Springs Farm features stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, visible from elevated vantage points on the property. This is the combination buyers are searching for: acreage, privacy, and views, within minutes of everything.
A Property for Those Who Understand What They're Looking For
The appeal of Hideaway Springs Farm is rooted in history and convenience: a stone exterior and green-roofed barn visible from the road, the slow reveal of the historic log home and the equestrian complex beyond, the warmth of the great room fireplace, the quiet of forty wooded acres. It deserves to find an owner who recognizes exactly what they're being offered.
To arrange a private tour of Hideaway Springs Farm, please contact:
Janeen Marconi
Principal Broker & Managing Partner
Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty
c. 703.401.6465
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