Dual boot Windows/hypervisor for a single computer lab

So, I'm looking to do a virtual lab with 2 Windows servers (probably 2012 and 2016) and 2-3 windows 10 workstations. Going to create a domain with AD, DNS, DHCP, etc. Question is: has anyone, or can you, dual boot something like Xenserver (not stuck on this, any hypervisor recommended) with my main Windows 10 computer?

What I'd like to accomplish is to have a router set up to be on it's own network, plug my computer into the router, boot into the hypervisor and do my lab stuff on my main desktop. 3 idiots full movie in mp4 format free download. When I'm done, shut it down, swap the cable back, and boot into Windows. Realistically, I'd probably use this 1-2 times a week depending on how much free time I have.

I already had plans on building a new computer with an i5 7600k and 16gb of memory. I already have the storage space to accommodate the VMs. I'd like to justify buying just the main computer upgrade as opposed to getting both (lab and computer). Also, I don't have a ton of space for additional equipment (though I could make it work with a microserver) and it would be great to work from my desk. Likely if it's not feasible to dual boot, I'll forego the new computer for the lab since I'm determined to get a lab going.

So, TLDR:

1. Can I dual boot a hypervisor with 2 servers and 3 workstations (I'll be swapping my network cable into a DMZ'd router, not a big deal, closet is 6 feet away) from my main desktop? And is there any recommended hardware (looking at 7600k and 16gb of memory, I have storage covered)?

2. If 1 isn't feasible, which microsever is recommended for what I'd like to accomplish? I was looking at the HP Microserver, but there seems to be multiple versions with different hardware configurations. I don't want to over do it, but I don't want to not be a little future proof either. I'm not as well versed with server hardware as I am with desktop hardware.

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For the record, based on my search of this subreddit, I'm going to be looking into a Ubiquiti Edgerouter.