Loudoun County sits at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains just west of Washington D.C. in Virginia.  This beautiful region is one-of-a-kind with its rich history, legendary equestrian heritage and country vineyards intermixed with technology, higher education and modern convenience.

Establish in 1757, Loudoun celebrated its 250th birthday in 2007.  In those years the county has seen its share of history.  During the Civil War, Union and Confederate armies marched back and forth across the county with the County's largest entanglement at the Battle of Ball’s Bluff where the Confederate army pushed the Union troops into the Potomac River in defeat.  Today, residents can visit the site of the battle and national cemetery at the Ball’s Bluff Regional Park located just outside the town of Leesburg.

With the largest population of horses in Virginia and the third largest in the country, Loudoun’s designation as horse country is well founded.  Small paddocks can be found in the higher density eastern part of the county and large ranches drape the rolling landscape of the western county.  Residents who don’t own horses but are looking to enjoy the equestrian experience can do so at one of the many steeplechase races that are run during the Spring and Fall at Morven Park, Oatlands Plantation and Belmont Country Club.

Home to 12 wineries and 336 acres of grape vines, Loudoun County is now the state’s second largest grape producing county and the states’ leading producer of wine.  Many of the wineries offer guided tours and hold special events to enhance your touring experience.  Pick up a copy of the “Wine Trail” at the Loudoun County Visitors Center and spend a day or two visiting the wineries throughout the county and enjoy the scenic countryside along the way.

Loudoun is quickly becoming one of the hottest areas in the country as more and more national and international companies choose to make it home.  Here you will find respected companies such as AOL, Verizon, Oribtal Sciences, many large government contractors and small high-tech start-up companies.  Soon, Loudoun will also be the home of the World Trade Center at One Loudoun, opening a whole new chapter for the county.

Overall, Loudoun offers something for everyone with its abundant employment opportunities, outstanding amenities and scenic and historic countryside.  Discover for yourself what Loudoun has to offer and you too may soon be calling it home.  Available homes include apartment style condominiums, townhomes, single family homes and estates with locations in new communities, historic downtowns, golf course communities and open countryside.  

Call or email us today and we can help you find your dream home here in Loudoun County.

• Home to many technology companies including the likes of Verizon, AOL, Orbital Sciences, Lockheed Martin, TRW and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
• The new World Trade Center at One Loudoun
• Higher Institutions of Learning (George Washington University, Northern Virginia Community College, George Mason University, Marymount University, Strayer University and many more)
• Dulles International Airport
• Government Agency Facilities
• Loudoun County Public School System

• Equestrian Medical Center
• Steeplechase Races at Morven Park, Oatlands Plantation and Belmont Country Club.
• Primarily Central and Western Loudoun with small horse farms scattered throughout the east

• Civil War History (Ball’s Bluff Battlefield and Cemetery)
• Downtown Leesburg (Historic old town,  antique shops, court house and museum)
• Historic Waterford
• Downtown Middleburg (Located in the heart of the county’s horse country)
• Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center

• W&OD Bike Trail
• Regional parks
• Golf courses (Public and Private Country Clubs)
• Wine tours
• Recreation centers, Regional Shopping Malls

• Leesburg (Shenstone Farm, Beacon Hill, Lakes at Red Rock-North Lake, Potomac Station, River Creek, Lansdowne)
• Sterling/Potomac Falls (Cascades, Lowes Island, Sterling Park, Sugarland Run, Dominion Station, Peace Plantation, Westerley, Seneca Ridge, Countryside)
• Ashburn (Ashburn Village, Ashburn Farm, Belmont Country Club, Broadlands, Brambleton, Loudoun Valley Estates)