All About Leesburg, Virginia
 Situated just 35 miles northwest of the nation's Capital in northern Virginia's Loudoun County, Leesburg, is a desirable home for federal government workers and families alike. Close enough to Washington, D.C., for a short commute to work but far enough to provide a much-needed escape from the big-city life, Leesburg is a thriving community that retains a friendly, small-town feel.
Leesburg, which was founded in 1758, is a top tourist destination and home to the Loudoun Musuem, the battle site of the Civil War's Battle of Balls' Bluff, Dodona Manor and the retirement home of General George C. Marshall, among other significant tourist spots.
Downtown Leesburg is home to a charming, historic district offering plenty of historic architecture and wonderful shops, restaurants and walking tours of Colonial and Civil War landmarks. Local artists are featured every month at a First Friday Gallery Walk. Residents and visitors alike enjoy relaxing strolls through downtown's galleries, craft shops and stores offering antiques and collectibles.
Leesburg Real Estate
Leesburg real estate ranges from grand, multi-million-dollar Colonial estates built on vast expanses of land to more affordable single-family homes starting in the $700,000 to $800,000 range. Residents of Leesburg enjoy real estate that retains its resale value and attracts qualified buyers when it's time to sell.
With top-notch schools, ample activities and a welcoming, friendly spirit as additional selling points, Leesburg real estate remains an attractive investment for everyone from first-time home buyers, growing families, young professionals and experienced real estate investors.
Leesburg Demographics and Location
As of the 2000 Census, the population of Leesburg was 28,311. The median age of city residents was 33. Philadelphia, about 177 miles away, is the nearest big city with over 1 million residents, while Reston, Virginia, a city with a population of about 56,000, is just about 18 miles away.
The smaller towns and communities of Hamilton, Purcellville, Lovettsville, Round Hill, Herndon and Middleburg, Virginia and Poolesville and Brunswick, Maryland all are within 20 miles of Leesburg.
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