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Leesburg

Home on Cornwall Street NW

St. James Episcopal Church

Leesburg Museum Garden

Historic Downtown Leesburg

Laurel Brigade Inn

Tally Ho Theater

Thomas Balch Library, a history and genealogy library

Doener Bistro

Tuscarora Mill at Market Station

Glenfiddich House

Union Cemetery

River Creek Golf Course

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Leesburg Office
107 N. King Street
Leesburg, VA 20176
Direct: 202-552-5634
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Market Stats

The following charts track four leading market indicators, and are updated on or about the 10th of every month. “New Pendings” shows the number of contracts ratified each month and is the best indication of the direction of the market. And please note that it is not unusual to see significant monthly change, both up and down, in the Average Sales Price chart. We use zip codes as the basis for these indicators to ensure there are sufficient data to make the charts relevant, and the Town of Leesburg rest in parts of two zip codes - 20176 and 20175. While all of these indicators are important, the best way to determine the value of a specific property is a thorough market analysis by a McEnearney Associate.

About

Leesburg is located roughly 40 miles outside of Washington, D.C. For most of its history, Leesburg consisted of large farms and plantations. Leesburg’s historic district was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. Today, it marks the center for Loudoun County’s government and commercial affairs.

Quality of Life:

Rated #4 Best Place to Live in CNN's Money Magazine. Downtown Leesburg is well preserved and picturesque with numerous shops and gourmet restaurants. There is plenty to do for the idle mind. Oatlands Plantation and Morven Park allow one to explore the community’s history and architecture. Balls Bluff Battlefield Park features wooded trails and guided tours. The nearby Leesburg Premium Outlets provides an ideal shopping experience.

From historic sites and museums to shopping destinations, parks and outdoor recreation to seasonal attractions, Leesburg has something for anyone. The historic downtown gets you away from the hustle and bustle and provides a vast array of shopping, dining and entertainment.

Getting Around:

The Dulles Greenway and Route 7 are the easiest ways to get to and from Leesburg. The Virginia Regional Transit System shuttles residents around the Leesburg and the surrounding area. Leesburg residents are expected to have access to the Silver Line Metro by 2016.

Airports:

Ronald Reagan National Airport: < 45 miles.
Washington Dulles International Airport: < 20 miles.
Baltimore Washington International Airport: < 75 miles.

To view a variety of reports, statistics and demographic information on Leesburg, please click any of the following links.