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Posted in Virginia Attractions, Farms & Wildlife May 15, 2017 by Beth

There’s A Market Tucked Inside This Virginia Barn And It’s As Enchanting As It Sounds

With summer quickly approaching, we have a lot to look forward to in terms of gardening and fresh produce. Luckily, living in a state as farmer-friendly as Virginia means never having to be without delicious produce and freshly baked goods. Recently, we covered an epic farmers market in Vienna that makes for the perfect weekend activity. Not too far away, there’s a local market that’s situated inside an authentic barn in Warrenton. Here’s more on Green Maple Market and why you’ll want to plan your visit:

Green Maple Market is located at 7172 Lineweaver Road, Warranton VA 20187.

This friendly, local grocery store can be found inside an old barn complex in an area known as Vint Hill.

All products are locally sourced, offering some of the freshest and most sustainable products on the market.

The store is passionate about buying products from farmers who don't use hormones or antibiotics. And this always translates into quality meat and eggs.

Inside the barn, you’ll love sorting through the colorful assortment of fresh flowers, fruit, and vegetables.

If you stop by at the right time, you might even be lucky enough to sample something sweet.

The store is also a popular destination for picking up a loaf (or two!) of delicious breakfast bread.

No matter what time of season you stop by, you'll enjoy a whole array of seasonal goodies.

You can even buy organic milk, which comes packaged in a glass container. It's the perfect way to take a little bit of the barn back with you.

Whether you're stopping in to shop for your weekly groceries or just looking for a quick snack, you won't be disappointed by your trip to Green Maple Market.

Have you visited this enchanting market before? If so, we’d love to hear about your experiences there!

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Beth

A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.