Loudoun Fairfax Homes

As the name implies, we started our real estate careers over a decade ago focusing primarily in Loudoun and Fairfax Counties of Virginia, but we've expanded service throughout the years and have helped home buyers and sellers from Falls Church in the east (just outside of DC), Woodbridge in the Southeast corner of the region along the Potomac River, all the way to the areas of Winchester and Front Royal in the western mountain regions and along the Shenandoah River. As of 2023 we are now licensed in West Virginia as well, serving the eastern panhandle region of the state (Martinsburg, Charles Town, and surrounding areas). Here are some of the communities we often serve:

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Leesburg

Leesburg, Virginia is the seat of government for Loudoun County. Steeped in rich history, with a picturesque well-preserved historic downtown district showcasing buildings and storefronts from the 18th and 19th centuries, Leesburg also proves to be a progressive city, boasting innovative new businesses, a wide range of international diversity in its residents, unique restaurants … » Learn More about Leesburg

Ashburn

Ashburn, Virginia is located between Washington Dulles International Airport and Leesburg, the county seat of Loudoun County. Because of its convenient location and access to major roads, Ashburn has become a rapidly growing town with a population made up of young families and professionals, many of whom commute each day to their jobs in … » Learn More about Ashburn

Sterling

Like several other towns and cities in the Northern Virginia region, Sterling is not a typical city with a long history, “downtown” area, city government, police department, or other staples of a municipality. It is, rather, a Census-Designated Place (CDP), which essentially means the residential and commercial development and fast-growing population in the last half … » Learn More about Sterling

Waterford

Just seven miles north of Leesburg, Virginia, and only a short drive from the Maryland and West Virginia borders, you will find the small, historic village of Waterford, filled with 18th and 19th-century homes, row houses, storefronts, barns, schools, and churches that are not only intact but fully restored, continuously used and lived in. Established … » Learn More about Waterford