Welcome to White Oak Farm! 1st time offering of this spectacular property anchored by a stone "Hanback" built house. Many local estate homes were built with the utmost care and attention to detail by the legendary local Hanback family firm. Examples include the late Paul Mellon's main residence and the Trinity Episcopal Church in Upperville. The main house at White Oak was designed by Washington Reed, Jr., well known for his work on the redesign of historic Williamsburg. The house is dominated by locally sourced fieldstone and discretely situated in the western corner of Loudoun County - ideally situated between the villages Middleburg and Upperville. This 93-acre farm, which has been in the same family until now, presents 180-degree sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The main 5,900 sq ft 5-bedroom, 5.5 bath house is sited on a knoll with enviable breathtaking vistas. Inside, the house has a more tradition floor plan which provides formal rooms for entertaining, as well as comfortable spaces to relax with family and friends. The home is filled with light from the many windows that take in the mountain views. The property includes a swimming pool with pool house, a 2 BR/1, BA stone tenant house and stone and block 6-stall stable with tack room, feed room and wash stall. The open fields are fenced into large paddocks and there are two spring fed ponds. The farm is in a conservation easement held by the Virginia Outdoors Foundation and is located within the famed Piedmont Hunt territory.