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On the Market: A 1920s Craftsman in Purcellville Listed for Under $900K

This 104-year-old home features original flooring, a farmhouse-style kitchen, and a classic backyard barn.

311 S. Maple Ave., Purcellville exterior
Photo by David Pipkin

Built in 1921, the H.W. Sickler House allows you to enjoy a more relaxed lifestyle in western Loudoun County and escape much of Northern Virginia’s hustle and bustle. 

Located at 311 S. Maple Ave. in Purcellville, the craftsman-style home includes four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and 2,612 square feet. It is currently listed for $885,000.

formal living room with white brick fireplace
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As you enter the foyer, you’re met with the formal living room. The brick fireplace is easily the focal point of the space, complimenting the original pine flooring found throughout the home. 

white kitchen with tile accent wall and black-and-white flooring
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The farmhouse-style kitchen fits perfectly with the rest of the home’s interior design. The white kitchen cabinets, farmhouse sink, and black-and-white checkered floor will make you feel like you’re enjoying farm living, despite living just steps from downtown Purcellville.

dining room with four-chair table
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No matter if you’re into small get-togethers or large dinner parties, the dining room will be able to accommodate your guest list.

bonus room with built-in cabinets and access to deck
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Hidden behind the kitchen is one of the home’s bonus rooms. This area is packed with built-ins, making it a great option for a mudroom or a space for extra kitchen storage. The doors lead out to the back deck.

primary bedroom with original oak flooring
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The pine flooring continues to the second level of the home and into the primary bedroom. Natural lighting fills the room, making it a welcoming yet relaxing space.

two-level deck with pergola
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The home’s deck easily lends itself for outdoor entertaining. The two-level deck includes a pergola with privacy fencing and space for additional seating and backyard grilling accessories. Gardeners will appreciate the raised garden beds already built in the backyard.

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red barn
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The property also includes a classic barn in the backyard. While the space isn’t complete, it has potential to become an artist’s studio, garden shed, or workshop.

Laura Farrell at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty is the listing agent for 311 S. Maple Ave., Purcellville.

Feature image by David Pipkin

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