10700 Darby Cir, Midlothian, VA 23113

Welcome to this breathtaking estate inspired by the Reverend John Ashley House in Deerfield, Massachusetts, combining 18th-century architectural details with modern conveniences. This property features mature trees, wood shake roof, & new museum-quality Allied storm windows. Outdoor highlights include Trex decks, a woodland garden, brick & slate walking paths, a pergola, koi pond & fountain. Inside, the grand foyer showcases paneled wood walls & reclaimed wood floors sourced from local tobacco barns. The formal living room has wood paneling, a marble-accented fireplace, & crown molding, while the dining room offers wainscoting & built-in china closets. The great room features vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a fireplace & custom wood paneling. A sunroom with built-in bookshelves, crown moldings, & French doors opens to the back deck. The gourmet kitchen includes custom cabinets, marble countertops, a La Cornue French gas range, Perrin and Rowe fixtures, Sub-Zero refrigerator, dual ovens, & an Alder wood prep island with food warmer. A morning room with pocket doors provides extra dining space. The first-floor primary suite includes a fireplace, his & her closets, & an ensuite bath with heated floors, a freestanding, Waterworks Fixtures, Victoria & Albert tub, shower with jets, & a large walk-in closet with a vanity. A conditioned breezeway leads to a craft room with quartz countertops & ceramic tile floors. The mudroom includes washer/dryer hookups, a utility sink, custom drop zone, & access to the deck. Upstairs, the second primary bedroom offers a wood-paneled fireplace, walk-in closet, & ensuite bath with dual vanities, a Victoria & Albert tub, & walk-in shower 4 additional bedrooms, 2 with new carpet & 2 with LVP flooring, have spacious closets. The finished 3rd floor offers bonus rooms, storage, & elevator access. The home includes a 3-car garage with workshop space & an attached storage shed. Optional HOA is a 10 Min walk to private access riverfront park includes a boat ramp & trails on the James River.