Interactive floorplans coming soon. See documents tab for features & systems info. Small acreage, right in town! The Dr. C.E. Foley House — A Victorian Gem in Downtown Lovettsville 2011 Community Blue Ribbon Design Excellence Award for Restoration, from The Loudoun County Joint Architectural Review Board! See interactive floor plans under the virtual tour tab. Beautiful 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Victorian blends history, character, and small-town charm. Once home to Lovettsville’s town doctor, the property is a rare find—2.5 acres in the heart of town with a private pond PLUS a separate .3-acre parcel with paid water/sewer tap included in the sale. No HOA and chickens are allowed in town! Inside you'll be charmed by the soaring 9-foot ceilings and original hardwood floors, oak trim, a leaded glass window, pocket doors, and working original windows. Historic home lovers will notice details like solid oak five panel doors with bullseye door knobs, vintage brass switch covers, and period lighting. A modern kitchen with granite countertops, glass-front cabinetry, and walk-in pantry offers everyday comfort. Spacious rooms, a main-level office, and front and rear staircases add to the home’s appeal. Primary bedroom has an ensuite full bath and walk in closet. Shared hall bath is spacious with a claw foot soaking tub and separate shower. Bedroom 2 and 3 also have walk in closets. Outside, enjoy a deep wraparound porch, slate patio, and custom-painted exterior restored by hand. The siding is American Chestnut, which is naturally rot resistant. Brand new (2025) HVAC! No well and septic, this acreage is on town water/sewer! Oversized gravel parking area behind the home offers plenty of room to build a garage if desired. The old carriage house foundation surrounds the garden area. Xfinity internet makes working from a home a breeze. From your front lawn, watch the Independence Day parade and fireworks, then stroll, bike, or drive to 10 restaurants, Back Street Brews coffee shop, the Co-op Grocery, library, the 90-acre community park, dog park, Community Center, pool, and more. With festivals, traditions, neighbors who know your name, and many wineries and breweries nearby, this is small-town living at its best. The original portion of the home is c1899. A rear addition was added by the doctor c1920 to expand the living space. Dr. Foley welcomed patients from the side entrance that opened into his waiting room (now the laundry/mud room). The main level office is currently used as a 5th bedroom. It's more than a home, it's a piece of Lovettsville history.