Colonial

Set within the Hunt Ridge Preserve community of Purcellville, 36972 Bridle Ridge Lane unfolds across nearly two acres, where open space stretches behind the home and a distant tree line frames the setting without closing it in. That same sense of scale carries through the home itself, with four bedrooms, three full and two half baths, and over 6,000 square feet of total space across three levels, shaping a layout that moves comfortably from one space to the next. From the moment you arrive, the depth of the homesite and the distant tree line come into view. Inside, a two-story foyer opens into a central hall, where the transition into the main living spaces is defined by a series of keystone-trimmed arches, giving a clear sense of structure as you move through. The formal dining room carries four-piece dentil molding, adding detail and finish without overwhelming the space, while a private office with French doors sits just off to the side. Further in, the home opens into the spaces that carry everyday living. The family room, centered around a fireplace and framed by a coffered ceiling, connects seamlessly to the kitchen, where the scale and layout are immediately apparent. A generous center island fitted with dual dishwashers anchors the space, creating a natural gathering point, while the butler’s pantry and separate walk-in pantry keep prep and storage tucked just out of view. Just beyond, the club room draws in natural light throughout the day, with vaulted ceilings, a second fireplace, and views that extend across the rear of the property and surrounding landscape. Upstairs, the primary suite is set apart with the scale and layout to function as a true retreat, where windows take in the surrounding landscape and frame views toward Short Hill Mountain. The space is complemented by dual walk-in closets and a well-appointed bath with a soaking tub, separate shower, and dual vanities. The secondary bedrooms are laid out with a balance of privacy and connection—one with its own en-suite, and two joined by a Jack & Jill bath. The walk-out lower level, already roughed-in for a full bath, offers a clear opportunity to expand—whether for additional living space, a guest suite, or a recreation area that evolves with your needs. Outside, the property continues to unfold. The nearly two-acre homesite is both open and framed, with the rear of the property extending toward a tree line and the surrounding space allowing for a variety of uses. The raised garden beds and established plantings introduce structure and seasonality to the landscape without taking away from the openness of the lot. Hunt Ridge Preserve offers a quieter, more tucked-away setting while still keeping you close to everything that defines western Loudoun. Just minutes from the center of Purcellville, you’re surrounded by local restaurants, coffee shops, farm markets, breweries, and wineries, along with everyday conveniences right nearby. Outdoor recreation is woven into the area, with access to the W&OD Trail, Franklin Park, and the Blue Ridge foothills just beyond. Located just minutes from the heart of Purcellville, with access to Route 7 for commuting toward Leesburg, Ashburn, and beyond, the home offers a balance of space, setting, and convenience.

Set within the Hunt Ridge Preserve community of Purcellville, 36972 Bridle Ridge Lane unfolds across nearly two acres, where open space stretches behind the home and a distant tree line frames the setting without closing it in. That same sense of scale carries through the home itself, with four bedrooms, three full and two half baths, and over 6,000 square feet of total space across three levels, shaping a layout that moves comfortably from one space to the next. From the moment you arrive, the depth of the homesite and the distant tree line come into view. Inside, a two-story foyer opens into a central hall, where the transition into the main living spaces is defined by a series of keystone-trimmed arches, giving a clear sense of structure as you move through. The formal dining room carries four-piece dentil molding, adding detail and finish without overwhelming the space, while a private office with French doors sits just off to the side. Further in, the home opens into the spaces that carry everyday living. The family room, centered around a fireplace and framed by a coffered ceiling, connects seamlessly to the kitchen, where the scale and layout are immediately apparent. A generous center island fitted with dual dishwashers anchors the space, creating a natural gathering point, while the butler’s pantry and separate walk-in pantry keep prep and storage tucked just out of view. Just beyond, the club room draws in natural light throughout the day, with vaulted ceilings, a second fireplace, and views that extend across the rear of the property and surrounding landscape. Upstairs, the primary suite is set apart with the scale and layout to function as a true retreat, where windows take in the surrounding landscape and frame views toward Short Hill Mountain. The space is complemented by dual walk-in closets and a well-appointed bath with a soaking tub, separate shower, and dual vanities. The secondary bedrooms are laid out with a balance of privacy and connection—one with its own en-suite, and two joined by a Jack & Jill bath. The walk-out lower level, already roughed-in for a full bath, offers a clear opportunity to expand—whether for additional living space, a guest suite, or a recreation area that evolves with your needs. Outside, the property continues to unfold. The nearly two-acre homesite is both open and framed, with the rear of the property extending toward a tree line and the surrounding space allowing for a variety of uses. The raised garden beds and established plantings introduce structure and seasonality to the landscape without taking away from the openness of the lot. Hunt Ridge Preserve offers a quieter, more tucked-away setting while still keeping you close to everything that defines western Loudoun. Just minutes from the center of Purcellville, you’re surrounded by local restaurants, coffee shops, farm markets, breweries, and wineries, along with everyday conveniences right nearby. Outdoor recreation is woven into the area, with access to the W&OD Trail, Franklin Park, and the Blue Ridge foothills just beyond. Located just minutes from the heart of Purcellville, with access to Route 7 for commuting toward Leesburg, Ashburn, and beyond, the home offers a balance of space, setting, and convenience.