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Notable Sales

Sold
$1,850,000

17828 RUNNING COLT PLACE, LEESBURG, VA 20175
- 5 Beds
- 7 Baths
- 8,430 Sq.Ft.
Sold
$1,250,000

15779 BERKHAMSTEAD PLACE, LEESBURG, VA 20176
- 5 Beds
- 5 Baths
- 4,241 Sq.Ft.
Sold
$1,100,000

13200 STONEWALL FARMS DRIVE, HAYMARKET, VA 20169
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 2,745 Sq.Ft.
Sold
$845,000

19976 ABRAM TERRACE, ASHBURN, VA 20147
- 4 Beds
- 5 Baths
- 3,216 Sq.Ft.
Sold
$660,000

816 SUGARLAND RUN DRIVE, STERLING, VA 20164
- 4 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,921 Sq.Ft.
Sold

$510,000

CHARLES TOWN PIKE, HILLSBORO, VA 20132
Sold
$450,000

8514 CHARNWOOD COURT, MANASSAS, VA 20111
- 3 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 1,960 Sq.Ft.
Sold
$351,000

8350 GREENSBORO DRIVE 423, MCLEAN, VA 22102
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 992 Sq.Ft.
Sold
$269,000

12903 ALTON SQUARE Unit: 202, HERNDON, VA 20170
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 810 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$5,500/mo

1108 COUBERTIN DRIVE SE, LEESBURG, VA 20175
- 6 Beds
- 6 Baths
- 5,194 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$4,400/mo

18999 Coreopsis Ter, Leesburg, VA 20176
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 3,795 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$3,300/mo

43768 LEES MILL SQUARE, LEESBURG, VA 20176
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 2,384 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$3,000/mo

44107 PEIROSA TERRACE, CHANTILLY, VA 20152
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,762 Sq.Ft.
Sold

$3,000/mo

887 Tall Oaks Square, Leesburg, VA 20175
Leased
$2,800/mo

216 Occoquan Ter SW, Leesburg, VA 20175
- 3 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 2,020 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$2,500/mo

109 FORT EVANS ROAD SE Unit: C, LEESBURG, VA 20175
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,040 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$2,500/mo

46608 DRYSDALE TERRACE Unit: 103, STERLING, VA 20165
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,134 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$2,400/mo

46608 Drysdale Terrace, #103, Sterling, VA 20165
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
Leased
$2,400/mo

46608 Drysdale Ter #103, Sterling, VA 20165
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,134 Sq.Ft.
Leased
$2,300/mo

8370 Greensboro Dr #402, McLean, VA 22102
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 902 Sq.Ft.

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Loudoun County Communities

Aldie
Arcola
Ashburn
Bluemont
Brambleton
Broadlands
Hamilton
Hillsboro
Lansdowne
Leesburg
Lovettsville
Lucketts
Middleburg
Paeonian Springs
Purcellville
Round Hill
South Riding
Sterling
Stone Ridge
Waterford

Explore Aldie

Tucked between the Bull Run and Catoctin Mountains in southeastern Loudoun County, Aldie is a historic gem where small-town charm meets modern living. From its iconic 1800s gristmill to its fast-growing new communities, Aldie offers scenic Blue Ridge views, rich Civil War history, and a warm, welcoming character that's hard to find anywhere else in Northern Virginia.
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Explore Arcola

Arcola is a growing community in southern Loudoun County, situated along the Route 50 corridor near the Loudoun-Fairfax border. It has emerged as one of the more affordable entry points into Loudoun County, with a mix of townhouses, single-family homes, and newer construction that appeals to buyers looking for value without straying too far from the amenities of the broader D.C. metro. Its location puts Dulles Airport, the Ashburn Silver Line station, and the shopping and dining of One Loudoun all within easy reach. For buyers who want to get into Loudoun County at a competitive price point, Arcola is worth a serious look.
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Explore Ashburn

Located in eastern Loudoun County just 30 miles from Washington D.C., Ashburn is one of Northern Virginia's most sought-after communities, and it's easy to see why. A family-oriented, technology-driven suburb, Ashburn combines top-rated schools, strong public services, and access to regional employment hubs with an exceptional quality of life. Known worldwide as the "Data Center Capital of the World" with an estimated 70% of global internet traffic flowing through here, Ashburn is also home to master-planned neighborhoods, miles of trails, community pools, and the Silver Line Metro for easy access to D.C. Whether you're a growing family, a tech professional, or someone looking for modern suburban living at its finest, Ashburn delivers.
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Explore Bluemont

Bluemont sits at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western Loudoun County, where the Appalachian Trail crosses and the views stretch for miles. It's a small, unincorporated community with a fiercely loyal following. People who find it tend to stay. The area is known for its apple orchards, vineyards, and outdoor recreation, with a rugged, elevated landscape that feels worlds away from the D.C. suburbs. Properties here range from cozy mountain retreats to expansive rural estates, and land with long-range mountain views is genuinely rare anywhere in Northern Virginia.
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Explore Brambleton

Brambleton is one of Loudoun County's most popular planned communities, and it's easy to see why. Built around a town center with shops, restaurants, and a library, it offers the kind of walkable, amenity-rich lifestyle that's hard to find in the suburbs. Residents enjoy an extensive trail system, multiple pools, sports courts, and a calendar full of community events. Homes range from townhouses to large single-family properties, and the community feeds into some of Loudoun County's most sought-after schools. For buyers who want a turnkey neighborhood with a strong sense of community, Brambleton consistently tops the list.
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Explore Broadlands

Broadlands is an established planned community in eastern Loudoun County, set around a nature preserve and an extensive network of trails, ponds, and open green space. It has a more mature feel than some of the newer developments nearby. The trees are grown in, the neighbors know each other, and the community has a settled, welcoming character. Residents enjoy pools, a community center, tennis courts, and easy access to Dulles Airport and the Silver Line Metro. Homes range from townhouses to substantial single-family properties, making it one of the more versatile options in the Ashburn corridor.
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Explore Hamilton

Tucked into the Loudoun Valley with natural beauty, rich history, and small town flavor, Hamilton is one of western Loudoun County's best kept secrets. First settled in the 1730s and once Loudoun's second largest town, this charming community of just over 600 residents sits six miles west of Leesburg along the beloved W&OD Trail. Hamilton is a slow-growing town with a rural, hometown atmosphere where residents and visitors alike enjoy the town's events and genuine hospitality, making it a rare find in one of Northern Virginia's fastest growing counties.
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Explore Hillsboro

Hillsboro is one of Virginia's smallest and most charming incorporated towns, tucked into the hillside along Route 9 in western Loudoun County. With fewer than 100 residents, it's a true hidden gem, a preserved 19th-century village surrounded by vineyards, mountain views, and the quiet countryside of the Catoctin foothills. Homes here are historic and distinctive, and the sense of community is genuine. For buyers looking for something truly unique in Loudoun County, Hillsboro is in a category of its own.
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Explore Lansdowne

Among Northern Virginia's most desirable planned communities, Lansdowne offers a rare combination of upscale living, natural beauty, and resort-style amenities and they're all within one beautifully maintained enclave along the Potomac River. Home to the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, Inova Loudoun Hospital, and the renowned Lansdowne Resort with its Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, this community of over 12,000 residents blends everyday convenience with an elevated lifestyle. Top-rated schools, the Potomac Heritage Trail, boutique shopping, and dining round out a community that truly has it all, just minutes from downtown Leesburg and 32 miles from Washington D.C.
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Explore Leesburg

Leesburg is the heart of Loudoun County. It's a historic town with a walkable downtown, a thriving restaurant and arts scene, and some of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Northern Virginia. It strikes a balance that's hard to find: small-town charm with genuine amenities, easy access to Dulles Airport and the D.C. metro, and a surrounding landscape of farms, wineries, and open countryside. Whether you're drawn to a classic colonial on a tree-lined street or a luxury estate in a private community like Creighton Farms or Shenstone Reserve, Leesburg delivers a quality of life that keeps people here for good.
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Explore Lovettsville

Lovettsville is a small, historic town tucked into the far western corner of Loudoun County, just minutes from the Potomac River and the West Virginia border. Known for its quiet streets, strong community roots, and scenic countryside, it offers a genuine small-town feel that's increasingly rare this close to the D.C. metro. Homes here tend to offer more space and value than eastern Loudoun, attracting buyers who want room to breathe without giving up access to everything Northern Virginia has to offer.
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Explore Lucketts

Lucketts is a small rural community in northern Loudoun County, tucked along Route 15 between Leesburg and the Potomac River. It's best known for its antique shops and roadside charm, but the real draw is the landscape. There are wide open fields, historic farmsteads, and long views that feel increasingly rare this close to the D.C. metro. Properties here are typically larger parcels, from gentleman farms to country estates, attracting buyers who want serious land and genuine seclusion without leaving Loudoun County. It's a corridor that rewards those who discover it.
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Explore Middleburg

Middleburg is a historic Virginia town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, about 15 miles southwest of Leesburg. Known as the "Nation's Horse and Hunt Country," it's home to rolling countryside estates, world-class vineyards, and a charming main street lined with boutiques, galleries, and acclaimed restaurants. Properties here range from in-town Federal-style homes to expansive equestrian estates, and the lifestyle is unlike anywhere else in Northern Virginia.
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Explore Paeonian Springs

Paeonian Springs is a small, quiet village in northern Loudoun County with a character all its own. Incorporated but unhurried, it sits amid rolling farmland and mature trees, offering a rural pace that feels genuinely removed from the bustle of eastern Loudoun, yet it's only a short drive from Leesburg. Properties here tend to be on larger lots with room to breathe, and the area attracts buyers who value privacy, open land, and a strong sense of place over subdivision amenities. It's the kind of community where people know their neighbors and choose to stay.
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Explore Purcellville

Tucked against the Blue Ridge foothills, Purcellville delivers something increasingly rare in Northern Virginia - genuine small-town character without sacrificing access to world-class amenities. An award-winning town of approximately 9,000 residents where history and progress intersect, Purcellville is the western terminus of the beloved W&OD Trail, the heart of Loudoun's wine and brewery country, and home to a thriving walkable downtown filled with locally owned shops, restaurants, and community events. For buyers who want more space, mountain views, and a pace of life that feels refreshingly unhurried, Purcellville is a lifestyle choice as much as it is an address.
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Explore Round Hill

Nestled at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western Loudoun County, Round Hill is one of Northern Virginia's most charming and unhurried small towns. Incorporated in 1900 and originally a summer escape for Washington D.C. residents, Round Hill today is home to over 6,000 residents who enjoy close proximity to Franklin Park, Sleeter Lake, and some of the best outdoor recreation in the region. A designated Appalachian Trail community, Round Hill offers residents abundant outdoor opportunities including hiking, paddleboarding, and fishing and it's all just minutes from their front door. With a historic downtown, a genuine sense of community, and wineries and breweries just around every bend, Round Hill is the kind of place people move to and never want to leave.
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Explore South Riding

South Riding is a well-established planned community in eastern Loudoun County with a lot going for it. It has a town center with everyday conveniences, multiple pools, sports courts, and a trail system that winds through the neighborhood's open spaces and ponds. It has a genuine community feel that develops over time in neighborhoods like this one, where families tend to put down roots and stay. The housing mix runs from townhouses to larger single-family homes, and the location puts Dulles Airport, major commuter routes, and the Ashburn Silver Line station all within easy reach.
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Explore Sterling

Loudoun County's first planned community, Sterling has grown from a dairy farm and a handful of prefabricated homes in 1962 into a vibrant, diverse suburb of over 30,000 residents. Conveniently located just minutes from Dulles International Airport with direct access to the Silver Line Metro, Sterling is one of eastern Loudoun's most practical and affordable communities. Its patchwork of established neighborhoods offers mature trees, parks, and renovation potential for buyers seeking value with serious commute advantages. From the trails of Algonkian Regional Park along the Potomac River to a thriving local dining and brewing scene, Sterling delivers everyday convenience with a genuine community spirit that keeps residents rooted.
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Explore Stone Ridge

Stone Ridge is a vibrant planned community in eastern Loudoun County, built around a well-designed town center with shops, restaurants, and everyday conveniences right within the neighborhood. It has a welcoming, active feel with trails, parks, playgrounds, and a community pool that give residents plenty of reasons to get outside. The housing mix includes townhouses, single-family homes, and larger estate-style properties, offering options across a range of budgets. Its location near Route 50 and the Ashburn Silver Line station makes commuting into D.C. or Tysons straightforward, which is a big draw for buyers who want suburban space without sacrificing accessibility.
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Explore Waterford

Waterford is one of the best-preserved 18th-century villages in the United States. It's a National Historic Landmark community nestled in the rolling hills of northern Loudoun County. Founded by Quakers in the late 1700s, its stone cottages, mill buildings, and historic homes have remained remarkably intact, giving it an atmosphere you simply can't manufacture. The surrounding countryside is protected farmland and conservation easements, which means the views stay. For buyers who want history, character, and a genuine sense of place, Waterford is extraordinary.
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