Leesburg VA Home Statistics...

Leesburg VA Homes...

Leesburg Virginia, offers properties for practically every taste. Downtown, in the historic district, the patient and discriminating  purchaser can find one of a kind properties, rich with history. The historic district has almost a village feel to it. Minutes from the historic areas are several sleepy suburban housing developments ranging widely in age, style, and price point.  Just moments outside town are large acreage properties, offering 5000 -10000 finished square feet, in well kept communities, with easy access to major roads.

New construction continues to abound in the, constantly expanding Leesburg postal area, and the resale market continues to offers plenty of variety also.

You can view many of the these properties by using our MLS search in the “Search Listings” drop down above. If you plan to buy, please be sure to visit our "Featured Listings" page and definitely checkout our “Getting started as a buyer” series, both also accessible from the drop down menu above.

You’ll find some of the area’s best listings on our featured listings page.

Intro to Leesburg VA Homes For Sale:

The reason for Leesburg VA Homes For Sale...

Leesburg VA Homes For Sale has been designed to help you locate professional assistance, to help you find effective marketing assistance when you sell, as well as locate and purchase, Leesburg Va homes,  in the Loudoun County, Virginia. The site is an extension of  the real estate brokerage site operated by Market Advantage Real Estate LLC. To search the MLS or other listings anywhere in the NoVa area, you can simply use the navigation menu above. You can also access other location specific pages by cursing over the “Other Local Sites” tab and clicking your geography of choice in the drop down.

About Leesburg VA...

Leesburg VA, the Loudoun County seat, is a little less than 12 square miles according to the US Census Bureau. As of 2009, there were approximately 40,000 residents in Leesburg, VA. The town enjoys a significantly higher median income than most other places in the US. While settled much earlier, the Leesburg, or George Town as it was originally called, came into its own when the courthouse was erected and the small 70 lot town was lay-out on a 60 acre tract, in 1757. Today, minutes from technology, and communication company world headquarters, and an international airport, the historic buildings of the early colonists form a quiet walkable area of downtown amidst the contrast of the fast paced, upwardly mobile, mostly 30 somethings, of modern Loudoun County, forming an experience unique to Leesburg, VA.