Overnight Stays · Purcellville, Virginia
Sleep where
the story
happened.
Four private properties on a 200-year-old estate in Loudoun County, Virginia. Available year-round.
Four private properties on a 200-year-old estate in Loudoun County, Virginia. Available year-round.
The farm is quieter than you expect.
Not silent — there are birds, and the creek, and the particular sound of gravel underfoot — but the kind of quiet that takes a few hours to settle into properly. By the second evening you stop noticing it and start feeling it.
The North Fork of Goose Creek runs along the front of the property. A small bridge crosses it, connecting the farm to miles of gravel roads that wind through the surrounding countryside — old farms, open fields, the kind of landscape that rewards a slow morning on a bicycle or an evening walk with nowhere particular to be.
Trails follow the creek before opening onto the vineyard rows and the wider fields beyond. Stone walls, open pasture, working vines.
You wake up when you feel like it. Coffee on whichever terrace faces the morning light. The vineyard is a short walk from any of the three properties.
The tasting room opens by reservation — worth booking before you arrive. Overnight guests have the run of the farm in ways that day visitors don't. The Terrace fire pits after dark. Two estate labels to work through at your own pace.
Tours of the vineyard and winemaking facilities are occasionally available during stays — ask when you arrive.
The gravel roads are still out there when you're ready. The creek doesn't go anywhere.
Four ways to make
the farm your own.
Tranquility Farm's overnight properties are available year-round — to wedding guests extending their stay, to families and groups seeking Virginia wine country, and to anyone who simply wants to wake up on a 200-year-old farm with a winery on the grounds and the Blue Ridge Mountains on the horizon. All three houses are available on VRBO, or inquire directly for group bookings, wedding weekend packages, and on-site culinary services.
The 1807 Federal fieldstone manor — heart pine floors on both staircases, plaster crown molding, and a quartz formation that catches the solstice sun at precisely 7am every summer. Built by Quaker stone masons, preserved as found. The Lovett Courtyard at the front of the manor brings the founding-era structures together — the stone smokehouse, now fitted with a new window and a large bluestone table that serves as a beverage centre for events in the courtyard, and the springhouse alongside it. Three structures from 1807, one courtyard — a gathering space that carries the full character of historic Loudoun County.
The house the whole estate grew around. Five bedrooms, sleeping ten, with the full grounds of the estate beyond the door.
Perched at the highest point on the estate — the same hilltop as the Hilltop ceremony site — with a main level deck overlooking the full grounds. Manor, vineyard, winery, barn — the whole estate visible from one vantage point. Four bedrooms, sleeping eight.
The estate winery is within walking distance. Pairs naturally with the Manor House for larger groups looking to take over the farmstead together.
The largest overnight property on the estate — eight bedrooms, sleeping sixteen — positioned on the estate winery grounds with immediate access to the tasting room and vineyard terrace. A private pool available May through September, and the estate's only dedicated game room.
Named for the Grüner Veltliner grape, one of the estate's signature white varieties. The natural base for a wine country group stay — large enough for a full gathering, intimate enough to feel like a private estate.
Open fields, vineyard views, and nights under the stars. Glamping on the farm is available through a preferred outdoor provider — the full setup, management, and experience arranged separately.
Available to estate guests. Reach out when booking your stay and we'll connect you with the provider directly.
A short turn from the centre of Purcellville, Tranquility Road leads out into open countryside. The estate sits where the road ends — an hour from Washington D.C., forty minutes from Dulles International Airport.
All three houses are on VRBO. For wedding packages, group bookings, and on-site culinary services, inquire directly.
