10115 Highland Dr, Marshall, VA 20115

Discover the ultimate in luxury living at this one-of-a-kind, custom-built Tudor-style estate located on 14.97 acres of secluded, forested land in Marshall, Virginia. Constructed with all brick and stone, this remarkable property offers an unparalleled blend of privacy, grandeur, and natural beauty. Just 10 minutes to Warrenton, VA, and an hour from Washington, D.C., this majestic estate provides rural seclusion while keeping you close to local and metropolitan conveniences. The estate’s regal exterior façade harmonizes beautifully with the woods, sloping hills, and one-acre pond surrounding it, blending seamlessly into the natural landscape. Step inside through mahogany exterior doors to a grand foyer that introduces the elegant interiors within. With over 15,000 sq. ft. +/- of meticulously designed living space, the estate boasts 5 expansive bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, and 5 half bathrooms. The thoughtful floor plan balances soaring ceiling heights and generously sized rooms—perfect for large gatherings—while adjoining more intimate spaces to create a sense of comfort and warmth. In the vast great room, 20-foot ceilings and large windows bathe the space in natural light, offering breathtaking views of the greenery. The gourmet kitchen features Wolf and Subzero appliances, ensuring an exceptional culinary experience, and six fireplaces throughout add warmth and ambiance. The property also includes a detached 5-bay garage with an independent apartment above, ideal for an in-law suite or rental opportunity. Outdoors, enjoy a serene one-acre private pond and a personal pool surrounded by mature trees for complete privacy and tranquility. This magnificent estate combines elegant design, natural beauty, and connectivity to modern amenities, making it an extraordinary opportunity for discerning buyers. Don’t miss your chance to experience this grand lifestyle—schedule your showing today! Prospective buyers will have the opportunity to purchase an additional adjacent lot of 5.32 acres