The equestrian world is known to intertwine timeless rustic charm and modern luxury in perfect harmony. In this world, the thought of having lush acres of land to harness the passion of riding and raising beautiful creatures is every horse-riding owner’s dream. And for the equestrian community within the undulating landscapes of Virginia, a wonderful opportunity has emerged.

A sanctuary for both horse lovers and those seeking a life of opulence just hit the market in Great Falls, and here are all the details of the equestrian paradise.

An exquisite equestrian mansion hits the Virginia real estate scene

In a post on Facebook by Pricey Pads Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Great Falls, Virginia, the Wildersmoor Estate has just hit the real estate market. The estate on a vast property covering 17.33 acres is every equestrian lover’s dream. The home was built in 2000, and it incorporates both modern design and classic craftsmanship. The vast, lush property is thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of equine enthusiasts. It features well-appointed stables featuring six stalls, providing luxurious accommodations for horses.

The Wildersmoor Estate also includes an impressive sand training arena as part of the equestrian facilities, offering a dedicated space for horse training and exercise. The haven also has three spacious pastures that stretch far and wide, allowing horses to graze and roam freely. The equestrian facilities also incorporate a protective run-in shed, ensuring the horses have shelter and protection in all climates. And that’s not all. The mansion features opulence like no other in terms of its architecture.

The luxurious look of the $17 million residence

The Wildersmoor Estate, only a 25-minute drive from Reagan National and Dulles International Airports, is situated at 9351 Cornwell Farm Dr., Great Falls, VA. The residence has a living space of a whopping 24,500 sq. ft and boasts eight bedrooms and 11.5+ bathrooms. The mansion’s aesthetic includes handmade bricks, arched transoms, ornate cast stone cornices, grand gothic windows, and a Vermont grey slate roof that adds to the overall breathtaking design. Further, the interiors boast a grand reception hall with a cascading staircase, luxurious French limestone floors, cherry wood floors, and 12-foot ceilings.

The mansion also features a library, a living room, a formal dining room, and a chef’s kitchen designed by Johnny Grey. Other special features adding to its luxe are the presence of an indoor swimming pavilion with a pool and spa, a lower level with a billiards room, wet bar, screening room, fitness center, and also a self-contained apartment. The outdoor features, apart from the equestrian facilities, feature mature plantings, a 1/4-acre lake, and lush green spaces surrounding the grounds.

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