Welcome to Ashburn
Located in eastern Loudoun County, Ashburn was originally called Farmwell as early as 1802. Around 1870 an ash tree on prominent citizen John Janney's farm was hit by lightning and ignited. The ash tree smoldered for days and residents from all around came to see it. The first recorded use of the name Ashburn was in 1870 to describe Janney's farm and the name stuck.
What To Expect
Ashburn was mostly farmland up until the 1980s. Now, it is located in the Dulles Technology Corridor, best known for its data centers and high-tech companies, like Verizon, Raging Wire, Equinix, Amazon Web Services, QTS, and Telos. Many of Ashburn's residents commute to Washington, D.C., and the surrounding suburbs like Tysons Corner and Reston for work.
The Lifestyle
Home to trendy restaurants, shops, sports complexes, and sprawling data centers, Ashburn is part of D.C.'s Wine Country and the LoCo Virginia Ale Trail. There are amazing craft breweries, cycling trails, public parks, and great schools - all perfect for growing families.
Ashburn is part of Washington D.C.'s Wine Country and an emerging LoCo Virginia Ale Trail. Only eight miles away from Dulles International Airport, Ashburn is convenient for those traveling for work or pleasure. Residents have many activities available, including golfing on first-class courses, kayaking on the Potomac River, and cycling on the WO&D trail.
The Market
Ashburn is a very popular, modern area in northern Virginia. There are many housing options available in Ashburn including single-family homes in quiet, family-friendly neighborhoods, townhomes, and luxury condominiums. One Central Park is located at the popular, vibrant One Loudoun, and recent construction of downtown Brambleton near Brambleton Town Center
You'll Fall In Love With
Staying close to home. Everything you need is contained nicely in Ashburn - from Top Golf, ION ice rink, and indoor skydiving, to the beautiful parks, playgrounds, and peaceful neighborhoods where you can take a stroll.
