Founded in 1758, Leesburg is the seat of Loudoun County and one of the most walkable historic downtowns in Northern Virginia. King Street's brick sidewalks are lined with independent boutiques, farm-to-table restaurants, and wine bars, while the surrounding streets hold some of the county's oldest homes. Sitting where the Blue Ridge foothills meet the Potomac River, Leesburg is also the gateway to Virginia's hunt country. Vineyards, horse farms, and open countryside are minutes away in any direction.

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Around that historic core, Leesburg's neighborhoods cover an unusually wide range: resort-style living at Lansdowne, gated golf at River Creek, one-acre estate lots at Raspberry Falls, and walkable, low-maintenance living near the shops and restaurants at the Village at Leesburg. Whether the priority is a golf course view, a big lot, or a five-minute walk to dinner, there's a Leesburg neighborhood built for it.