This home checks ALL the boxes for a Virginia country home. Built circa 1830, the Tyler-Bishop house is located on just under an acre and is surrounded by common area. The "cottage" was originally constructed 50+ years after the birth of this Nation. The community of Fauquier Springs was once the site of "one of the grandest resorts that defined the old Virginia Southern tradition." Before the War Between the States, Fauquier White Sulphur Springs was the most celebrated mineral water resort in the country, only a day's stagecoach ride from Washington, D.C. Its visitors were a list of "Who's-Who" of government and visiting dignitaries. One of a kind: This pristine, colonial-era home is a quintessential example of "five, four, and a door" historic American architecture. The central front door has two large first-floor windows flanking it on each side, and five large windows on the second floor, creating the classic "five, four, and a door" elevation. It is Historical but not encumbered by restrictions. It has been restored with care and a critical eye for detail, yet every inch has been improved and preserved. Light pours into every room as a result of the floorplan (just under 4,000 SqFt partially finished basement) and design. Th