<<Loudoun's 250-Year History Video>> 

Access to Washington, D.C. and its federal agencies, major education and research institutions, highly educated workforce, and world-class cultural opportunities.

160,000 acres of lush rural landscape amid the capital of Virginia's horse country, with innovative businesses such as wineries, equine operations, and family-friendly farms; natural attractions including the Potomac River, Blue Ridge Mountains, and Appalachian Trail; and a variety of housing choices including historic villages and grand estate living.

Contemporary suburbs home to thriving technology, aviation, and science-related businesses; amenity-rich master-planned residential communities; top-notch public schools, colleges, and universities; and leisure opportunities including concerts, upscale shopping, and more than a dozen golf courses.

Charming historic towns offering distinctive homes and landmarks, locations for entrepreneurial businesses; walkability, boutique shopping, arts, music, festivals, and a growing array of destination dining.

Washington Dulles International Airport, bringing the world to Loudoun's doorstep, serving over 23 million passengers a year, and offering non-stop flights to over 40 international and 80 domestic destinations.