Live Oak Farm offers a secluded lifestyle with luxurious features.
Located at 37789 Baker Mill Rd., the estate has 12,169 square feet of living space, with plenty of room to entertain, relax, and enjoy the outdoors. It is currently listed at $3,250,000.
This home, built in 2006, rests on 10 acres of land near the Blue Ridge Mountains. It has four bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, and four half baths. The estate has geothermal heating, a five-stall barn with living quarters above it, a riding arena, and mature fruit trees and berry bushes.
This home’s kitchen has Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances. The space also features two large islands with new quartz countertops. One has a prep sink. The butler’s pantry features a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator and extra storage.
The primary bedroom is the epitome of relaxation with a sizable sitting room, gas fireplace, and wet bar. There is a large walk-in dressing room. Just off the bedroom is a private deck, the perfect quiet space to take in the surrounding landscape.
This primary bathroom is fitted with a jetted tub, an oversized shower, and double vanity. Enjoy the bathroom’s fireplace and towel warming drawer.
The house’s lower level has a plethora of amenities that provide fun for family and friends, including a gaming area, bar, gym, and theater. Doors off the lower level open to the shaded patio.
Since this estate is located in Virginia’s wine country, it’s only right to have a large wine storage room.
The deep gunite pool is a stylish source of outdoor entertainment, complete with a dive rock, sun ledge, 40-foot waterslide, and waterfalls. There is an outdoor shower and powder room. The space is surrounded by manicured landscaping, making for a resort-like experience.
This home has a 48-foot-long garage with front and rear doors. And above the barn is a 1,700-square-foot apartment that has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a renovated kitchen.
For more information on this property, contact Steven Greenberger with Properties on the Potomac.
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