A Most Generous One of a Kind Find is offered here at the Distinctive Auburn Mill Village. This Hand- Built 1900's Colonial Home fronts Cedar Run Creek and it further sits between and among many historical references and markers including Neavil's Ordinary (where George Washington attended), Neavil's Mill, The Battle of Coffee Hill, Second Battle of Auburn, and Stuart's Bivouac. The landscape and the interior of this home presents an irresistible Handsome Charm. The deck overlooks a gorgeous lush lawn, Cedar Run Creek, and a few handsome oak trees. The neighboring field of velvet cattails are just on the other side of Auburn Bridge, which separates Auburn Mill Road and Rogues Road. Its incredibly park like and it so happens that Fauquier County is planning a park nearby which will only further compliment the lucky few homes located in this area. Perfect Timing Indeed. The interior of this home is loaded with amazing character. Most enter from the back deck where the parking area is located. Upon entering you will see Post and Beams carved from a local mill and cathedral ceilings beautifully placed within. The kitchen cabinets are handmade which frame the kitchen walls perfectly. The countertops are wooden and treated with nontoxic oil to preserve them. There is a well sized main level bedroom off to the back side of the kitchen. To the other side of the kitchen it opens up to the dining room and living room combined and the living room has a gas fireplace. A half bath is located off from the living room. All walls newly painted and new bath floorings as well. Just inside the front door at the bottom of the staircase is slate flooring. Directly from there is the stairwell which leads upstairs to two bedrooms and a full bath. At the top of the stairs, the bedroom to the left surprises you with an open loft and an exposed brick chimney. To the right is a full bath that has a tub and shower combined. To the left of the bath is an additional small bedroom that the family uses as storage. Underneath the main level there is a dry cellar framed in hand laid stone. I hope you find the heart felt warmth inside that this well loved home has provided for many years. The home/structure is not in a flood plain. They don't make them like they used to.