Nestled along the scenic Charles Town Pike in Hillsboro, The Mann House offers a rare opportunity to own one of Loudoun County’s oldest surviving homes — a timeless 1740 estate rich in history, privacy, and natural beauty. Lovingly preserved across centuries and thoughtfully upgraded in recent years, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath log and stone home sits on over 12 acres of gently rolling pasture, wooded trails, and flowing creeks — including frontage on Catoctin Creek, one of Virginia’s most storied waterways. With only six owners in nearly 300 years, the home radiates character and craftsmanship: hand-hewn log walls, original wide-plank pine floors, and two fieldstone fireplaces offer a warm, authentic atmosphere throughout. The standing seam metal roof preserves the colonial character while offering lasting durability. The kitchen — designed for gathering — features Argentine and Brazilian marble countertops, custom cabinetry, and architectural details that blend rustic elegance with modern utility. A stone-lined root cellar offers space for wine, storage, or a creative historic showcase. Behind the scenes, extensive system updates have already been completed: