- Morven Park is made up of more than 1,000 acres of fields, lawns, gardens and wooded areas and was purchased in 1903 by Marguerite and Westmoreland Davis.
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- Morven Park is home to some of Virginia's most honorable establishments, from the iconic Davis mansion to the Winmill Carriage Museum.
- If ever you've dreamed of strolling the grounds of the fictional Downton Abbey, you'll love the opportunity to explore the historic Morven Park Estate.
- With an annual visitor count of 500,000, Morven Park has earned its nickname as “Loudoun County’s 1,000-acre backyard.”
- From the time he acquired the property in 1903, Davis set a standard for grand-scale living and made Morven Park a model dairy farm and an agricultural showplace.
- It is home to the Morven Park Mansion, the Winmill Carriage Museum, formal boxwood gardens, miles of hiking and riding trails, and athletic fields.
- Miles of hiking and horseback-riding trails weave through the grounds, and the Morven Park International Equestrian Center is home to many events and shows...
- Located in Leesburg, Virginia, Morven Park is a historic estate that offers more than just stunning landscapes.
- Morven Park is a 1000-acre property that was once the home of Virginia governor Westmoreland Davis.