Oh wait, I do see that it lists fiber optic lower in the details. So guess it's not internet service related.

I wonder if it has to do with internet availability? If you follow the services link on the listing, it says that Viasat is the internet provider. No mention of broadband/wired service in the listing, which usually there is in Western Loudoun if there is wired internet available--because it's a definite plus and not available at quite a few locations.

Out of curiosity, I checked and Verizon says it can service the address (Fios) and Xfinity's service checker says it's an invalid address.

The chance that you might have to depend on satellite, particularly if you WFH at all, is definitely enough to pass on a house (there's a long wait list for Starlink in the area and I wouldn't count on being able to get that, either). I live in Western Loudoun and we ruled out a couple of properties when we bought because it was unclear whether we could get any service other than satellite, and we found that ISPs were unwilling to answer really detailed questions unless you were the property owner (understandably) -- so you could be assured that service was available "nearby", buy the house and then find out that you'd have to pay for a $5K-$10K (or more!) extension to actually get fiber to your house down a long driveway, dirt access road, or whatever. We weren't willing to risk that, so it meant ruling out some properties based on that factor alone.

It’s ALWAYS the price with RARE exceptions. This house is no exception.

I checked FEMA flood maps for the area. House is not even located remotely close to a floodplain.

The house is honestly nice but the unfinished basement on top of the 1.2 mil price tag are gonna make the house sit. If they had finished the basement and continued the wood floors into the bedrooms the house would of sold within a week.

Delusional sellers are a plague.

OP, what’s your budget? If you got the house down to 1.1 and even put 75-100k into it the house would be ideal.

Also, to the PP’s saying “what’s Purcellville” or “can’t you get a farm for that price?” Cmon man. Purcellville is highly coveted and beautiful, only reason I don’t live is due to my commute.

You are not buying a whole farm for only 1mil anywhere in VA or MD. That’s laughable. Newer homes in western Loudoun go for at least 1 mil and usually more. People pay 2.5 mil to live in Willowsford in ALDIE!! Just because you scoff at the location and price doesn’t mean that plenty of people are willing to live/pay these prices.

Anonymous wrote:That's a lot of money ... for living someplace I've never heard of

I am embarrassed for you.

Who hasn’t heard of Purcellville? It’s pretty coveted.

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Anonymous wrote:For that much money out there can’t you get a small farm?

+1. What did all the other homes in the neighborhood sell for? It just seems like a lot of money for that house in that location.

Nearly all of the homes this size go for around 1+

Anonymous wrote:Where's Purcellville?

too few buyers interested in this place

Western Loudoun County. 20132 has been one of the hottest zip codes in northern Virginia this year, so you just self-identified as a clueless moron.

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Anonymous wrote:Unfinished basement, no bathtub in the master bedroom. Most homes built during that time period out there have 3-car garages. This one does not.

I get that 3 acres is a lot of maintenance as a PP pointed out, although almost half the lot seems to have trees on it. So it looks less cumbersome to deal with than other lots.

Facade of the home is pretty and the interior is nice.

It's the price. A house sold a few months ago in Waterford for the same price and it had a finished basement/tub in master bath.

House is probably worth 100k-150k less than what it's priced for.

tubs in master baths are outdated. no one uses them or wants them.

Bullshit

Cheap carpeting
Cheap bathroom fixtures

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Anonymous wrote:Unfinished basement, no bathtub in the master bedroom. Most homes built during that time period out there have 3-car garages. This one does not.

I get that 3 acres is a lot of maintenance as a PP pointed out, although almost half the lot seems to have trees on it. So it looks less cumbersome to deal with than other lots.

Facade of the home is pretty and the interior is nice.

It's the price. A house sold a few months ago in Waterford for the same price and it had a finished basement/tub in master bath.

House is probably worth 100k-150k less than what it's priced for.

tubs in master baths are outdated. no one uses them or wants them.

Incorrect, I use mine all the time and wouldn't consider a master bathroom without it. I deep condition my hair and rinse the olaplex 2 in the tub, it's much easier. I also wash my dog in it; we have a sink in the laundry room but it's too high and too small for her to fit in it.

Anonymous wrote:That's a lot of money ... for living someplace I've never heard of

and you are the center of the universe.

Anonymous wrote:For that much money out there can’t you get a small farm?

+1. What did all the other homes in the neighborhood sell for? It just seems like a lot of money for that house in that location.

Anonymous wrote:FLOODS

Looked it up on Redfin, it is in flood zone.
Also who wants a house with septic and well water? Pass!

Why on earth is Loudoun approving houses in bad floodplains and why is the builder putting lots in floodplains?? Weird

I respect that it’s 4k sq feet and not 6-7 like every other new Loudoun house.