Broadaxe Farm is located on a very private 114 acres of fields and forest in the heart of Warrenton's estate section. The imposing brick residence was built in 1936 by noted Richmond Architect Courtney S. Welton.  Many of the grandest estates in Warrenton were constructed at this time and the solidity of the construction is unmatched anywhere.  The main house at Broadaxe Farm was sited on a rock promontory above the rest of the farm.  Countless loads of soil were brought in by donkeys and mules to create the terraced lawns and gardens surrounding the house.  The Georgian architecture retains its understated grandeur and it has been meticulously cared for by only two owners over the past 85 years.  The current owners have done thoughtful updates to the exterior and interior and the house awaits its third owner to take it into its next century.  This comfortable family home has well-proportioned rooms for grand entertaining as well as everyday family relaxing.

The Grounds surrounding the main residence at Broadaxe Farm are confined to the entry drive and approximately 3 acres around the house. The entry drive is lined with boxwood and large trees and makes an imposing arrival.  Lawns near the house are terraced up three levels.  Brick and stone retaining walls with steps and driveway pavement allow one to drive right to the front door or park below the middle or lower tiers.   Large specimen trees including several Magnolia grandiflora flank the house in the front, and larger specimen trees help define the garden space in the back.  There are several flower beds and planting areas near the stone steps that lead down from the front door to the entry drive and the fields beyond.

The 114.75 acres is almost evenly divided between open fields and woodlots.  The wooded portions of the property form a nearly 60 acre block between Broadaxe Farm and the famed Chrysler estate "North Wales."   The woods are of predominantly mixed hardwoods with a few pines.  There are several walking and riding trails throughout.   The residue of the farm is open hayfields.  These fields are well maintained by a local farm who takes 2-3 cuttings a season.  From October through April these fields read as one enormous lawn.  From May to September they are a flowing meadow of grass.  In all seasons the grounds provide a stunning backdrop to the house and afford the luxury of complete privacy from all neighbors.

There are two outbuildings on Broadaxe Farm and they are connected by a shared breezeway.  One is a 3 bay garage with plenty of storage and the other is a three stall stables with a small tack room.