Leesburg has changed many times since its establishment in 1758—the town’s rich history spans three centuries! This historic community has received a facelift several times throughout the Civil War and both WWI and WWII. Leesburg also has a growing arts and cultural presence as well as a ton of shops and restaurants.
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Leesburg is ranked #2 in the top ten communities in Virginia for raising families. The ranking was decided based on several factors—family life and fun, education, health and safety, affordability, socioeconomics, and the most attractions. The ranking was a result of a research study for WalletHub’s best places in Virginia for raising a family.
The median income is higher than that of the state. The median sales price for housing is $415,000 offering several options. This community offers older historic homes as well as older and newer single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. Browse the newest real estate listings in Leesburg, VA.
Loudoun County is known to have some of the best public schools in the state. There are three high schools and more than ten elementary and middle schools. Find homes in Leesburg by school district.
Leesburg is located approximately 33 miles West-Northwest of Washington D.C. at the base of the Catoctin Mountain and adjacent to the Potomac River. Occupying 12.47 square miles, Leesburg is a historic town, which sits in the heart of the county seat of Loudoun County—one of the fastest growing counties in the country.
The Dulles Greenway toll road provides direct access to Dulles International Airport (which is only 13 miles away) as well as access to Fairfax County, Arlington, and D.C. The Leesburg Executive Airport also provides easy access for businesses into and out of the area.
Loudoun County Transit provides commuter bus service to the West Falls Church Metro Station, Rosslyn, the Pentagon, and Washington D.C., as well as to different sites within Loudoun County. Routes 15 and 7 intersect Leesburg, providing highway access in all directions.
For over 250 years, Leesburg has been the original farm-to-market location and cultural hub of Loudoun County. Visit the local galleries filled with the masterful creations of local artisans, bike along the W&OD Trail, relax on the Town green while listening to live music performances or dine in one of our award-winning restaurants.
There is no shortage of things to do in and around Leesburg. Loudoun County has an increasing number of wineries and vineyards as well as some of the best dining opportunities in Northern Virginia. There are opportunities for nature lovers, families, relaxation, history buffs, etc.
Some of the recommended top sites to visit are White’s Ferry, Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets, Morven Park, Oatlands Historic House and Garden, Stone Tower Winery, Fabbioli Cellars, Leesburg Animal Park, Ball’s Bluff Battlefield and National Cemetery, The Marshall House (home to George C. Marshall), Casanel Vineyards.
Although the town of Leesburg produces many events throughout the year to celebrate as a community the many traditional holidays, there are several signature events:
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