Shiloh Manor Farm

Shiloh Manor was once a part of a vast land grant owned by Lord William Fairfax, and it is now a private residence. The property, which has been in the family for generations, has played an important role in the history of Loudoun County, supplying goods to the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, hosting encampments of both the northern and southern armies during the Civil War, and today serving as an elegant and historic setting for weddings and other special events. Located just north of Purcellville, Shiloh Manor has a seating capacity of 100 people and is easily accessible. Our facility's 25-foot-high ceiling, numerous windows, recessed ceiling lighting, and brass chandeliers all contribute to the creation of a bright and airy environment that is fully air-conditioned and heated. A seamless and outstandingly memorable experience for you and your guests is our goal. We have three restrooms, a private bride's suite (with private restroom), professional catering kitchen, musicians loft, and excellent acoustics to accomplish this. It opens through double doors to a well-lit 35'x25' raised patio with travertine floors and a beautiful and unusual stone quatrefoil railing, which is ideal for dancing under the stars. The barn has a total of four bedrooms and three bathrooms. We also have a nearby domed stone gazebo for wedding vows, as well as a large tent-friendly area adjacent to our vineyard for larger gatherings. In addition, we can provide the groom and his groomsmen with a 250-year-old spring house that has been renovated and is fully air conditioned.