Step back in time and experience a rare piece of Virginia history at this remarkable circa 1730 estate, originally part of the historic Ulrich Farm. Set on 20 acres, this property offers an exceptional combination of historic significance, Virginia Colonial architecture, and equestrian potential. Approximately 10 acres are open fields and 10 acres are mature hardwoods. Previously used as an equine veterinary facility, the property retains some fencing and features a four-stall horse barn with hay loft, electricity, and water. The home was rebuilt in 1940 while preserving much of the original Virginia Colonial character and architectural details. The first floor features impressive 11-foot ceilings, welcoming foyer, living room with fireplace, updated kitchen, formal dining room, and oversized primary suite with fireplace, attached sitting room, and private bath. Upstairs are two bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. The full basement offers an extraordinary connection to the property's past, featuring the original stone fireplaces from the 1730 home at both ends of the residence, along with 11-foot ceilings, family room, in-law suite with full kitchen and bath, utility room, and one-car garage with EV charging station. Outside, enjoy the welcoming front porch, screened side porch leading to a large patio, and multiple outbuildings. The former housekeeper quarters has a finished first floor with half bath on its own well and septic offering an opportunity for a future guest house or other uses. The property's equestrian amenities and open acreage provide a wonderful setting for riding, training, boarding, or simply enjoying the country lifestyle. The combination of original 1730 stonework, Colonial architecture, mature hardwoods, open fields, and historic outbuildings creates a property with a sense of place rarely found today. Whether envisioned as a private estate, equestrian retreat, or historic homestead, this property offers a truly distinctive opportunity.