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HISTORIC DISTRICT

Historic homes

Character that comes with process

Leesburg's historic district and the older housing stock across the county carry character that cannot be built new, along with process that cannot be skipped. Exterior changes may require architectural review. Preservation easements run with the land. Systems have often been updated in layers across many decades, which changes what an inspection needs to cover.

  •  Historic district and architectural review requirements

  •  Preservation easements and the obligations they carry

  •  Inspection scope for older systems and structures

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