Rose Hill Farm

Rose Hill Farm is a rural property with a two-and-a-half-story main house and several outbuildings arranged across the landscape. The structures demonstrate traditional building techniques and were designed to support grain and livestock farming operations.

The farm was built in 1820 for settler Amos Denham and developed into an important agricultural center in Loudoun County. During the Civil War, Confederate troops used the granary building as a strategic observation post.

The farm reflects the deep connection between the family and agricultural life that shaped this rural area for generations. You can still see how the different buildings were arranged to support various farming tasks.

The property is located in a rural setting near Upperville and is accessible by local roads through farm country. Plan to visit during daylight hours when natural light best reveals the architectural details and the layout of the site.

The granary building served a clever dual purpose as both storage and a military observation tower during the war. This repurposing of a farm structure for military needs was common on properties throughout the region during that conflict.