Lansdowne Woods is an age-restricted, active adult condominium community in Loudoun County, Virginia. It includes 1,113 residential units across four 12 story high-rise buildings, three five-story low-rise buildings, and one two-story building. These residences surround a 48,000-square-foot Clubhouse and are nestled on a beautifully landscaped 46-acre gated campus.

Lansdowne Woods is located just off VA Route 7 in Lansdowne, Virginia. It’s a planned community near the Potomac River. The nearest town is Leesburg (approximately 4 miles west), with Ashburn and Sterling also nearby.

Lansdowne Woods is self-governed by an 11-member Board of Members and supported by an on-site professional management team led by a certified General Manager. Each building also has its own condominium association with its own board, staff, and policies. The community operates under the Virginia Property Owners Association Act, the Limited Liability Company Act, and the Virginia Condominium Act.

The 48,000-square-foot Clubhouse includes:

• Indoor saltwater pool, spa, and fitness center
• Locker rooms and saunas
• Exercise and dance studio
• Art, pottery, woodworking, and music studios
• Auditorium, meeting rooms, and library
• Restaurant and bar with patio seating
• Hair and nail salon
• Billiards room, lounge areas, and chapel
• Rooftop tennis and pickleball courts

Residents pay one monthly fee that supports:

• Building maintenance and operations
• Lansdowne Woods campus services
• Lansdowne Conservancy contributions

Fees vary by unit size and building. They typically include:

• Trash collection
• Basic cable and internet
• Water and sewer
• HVAC inspections and drain treatments
• Clubhouse access and amenities
• 24/7 gatehouse security and courtesy patrols
• Landscaping, snow removal, and road maintenance

Owners are responsible for the interior maintenance of their unit, including plumbing, electrical, flooring, and appliances. The condominium association handles:

• Exterior building maintenance
• Common areas (lobbies, elevators, hallways)
• Twice-yearly HVAC inspections and filter changes
• Exterior Window washing and drain treatments
• Grounds, roads, and parking lots

No. Lansdowne Woods does not offer on-site medical or support services. Residents may arrange for in-home care as needed. For emergencies, residents must call 911. INOVA Loudoun Hospital and numerous medical offices are located nearby. [link to https://www.inova.org/locations/inova-loudoun-hospital ]

There is no meal plan. However, the Clubhouse features a full-service restaurant and bar, (opening soon under new management) where residents may dine at their own expense.

Yes. Lansdowne Woods is a pet-friendly community. Pet policies vary by building. Dogs must be leashed outdoors, and pet owners are expected to clean up after their pets. Some buildings offer a designated “pet-free” elevator for residents with allergies.

Lansdowne Woods is a gated community with a 24 /7 staffed gatehouse. Each building provides secure entry via key or fob. Visitors must call residents from the lobby to be buzzed in, and residents can view the lobby via a closed-circuit TV channel. Courtesy guards patrol the grounds nightly.

What services and shopping are nearby?

Lansdowne Town Center is within walking distance or a short drive and includes:

• Grocery store
• Restaurants and cafés
• Cleaners, salons, and shops

Nearby Ashburn Village [link to https://shopashburnvillagecenter.com ] and Leesburg offer additional shopping, dining, gas stations, banks, and medical offices. A community shuttle bus provides transportation to local shopping centers and medical facilities.

Yes. Basic cable and internet service (Comcast Xfinity) are included in the monthly condominium dues. Residents may also subscribe to landline telephone service through Comcast or Verizon.

Yes. Lansdowne Woods is served by a community shuttle and is located near the Ashburn Metrorail Station (Silver Line). With access to Washington, D.C., Loudoun County Transit also offers bus routes and park-and-ride options.

Yes, but rental policies vary by building and are subject to each condominium association’s rules. Most buildings require a minimum lease term and registration with management.

Absolutely. Lansdowne Woods offers a wide range of resident-led clubs, fitness classes, lectures, concerts, trips, and social events—all coordinated through the Activities Office.

Yes. Most buildings offer bicycle racks or designated storage areas. Availability may vary by building.

Lansdowne Woods is a No Smoking campus.  Smokers may smoke in some outside areas that are designated as such.

Yes, follow this link to view the community map.

Life in our condo community is filled with activities, amenities (pool, studios, dining), convenience (shuttle, security, salon), and community, all set in a beautiful, natural environment. Live an active, social lifestyle with minimal home upkeep.

Buying a condo in Lansdowne Woods means living in one of Loudoun County’s most desirable locations—safe, scenic, and exceptionally well‑served. The community is minutes from grocery stores, pharmacies, medical offices, restaurants, cafés, and everyday conveniences. Adjacent areas like Leesburg and Ashburn offer even more: premium shopping, wineries and breweries, parks and trails, golf courses, cultural venues, and top‑tier healthcare including Inova Loudoun Hospital. With easy access to Route 7, the Dulles Greenway, and the Silver Line Metro, residents enjoy both quiet, resort‑style living and quick connections to everything Northern Virginia has to offer.

Fire Sprinkler Systems and smoke alarms.

Yes, you can remodel your unit at Lansdowne Woods, but you’ll need HOA approval for major changes (like walls) and follow the Architectural Guidelines.

Location is important. You will want to be near healthcare facilities, stores, and shopping. Find out if there are amenities such as a community clubhouse, fitness facility, swimming pool, and walking and hiking trails. Observe the lifestyle in the community. Are there a wide variety of activities available, a full event calendar, a good social vibe and, for pet owners, are pets allowed? You’ll see that we check all the boxes!

Check for ample storage space such as multiple closets and storage lockers. Are the floor plans spacious with ideal layouts that make sense and provide plenty of windows?  Do you feel as though you will be gaining freedom, safety, and connection while minimizing the burdens of large homes and upkeep?

• Loudoun Medical Group (LMG): Coordinated care, finding providers, patient info.
• Inova Health System: Major provider (Hospital, Health Centers, Mobile Health).
• Loudoun Cares: Directory for health, mental health, and human services.

[link to https://www.loudouncares.org ]

• Family Services: Medical assistance programs, mental health, substance abuse support.

• Inova Loudoun Hospital: The main hospital serving Loudoun County, located in Leesburg, with a 24/7 ER and various specialties.
• Reston Hospital Center: A large hospital just outside Loudoun in Reston, providing 24/7 emergency care.
• StoneSprings Hospital Center: Another significant nearby hospital serving the region.

• Inova Urgent Care Centers: Various locations (e.g., Ashburn, Leesburg, Dulles South).
• Nova Medical and Urgent Care Center: In Sterling.
• Loudoun Walk In Medical Center: Another walk-in option.

• Inova Health System: The largest provider, with many primary care, urgent care, and specialty centers.
• Loudoun Medical Group (LMG): A large network of primary and specialty care physicians.

Virginia Cancer Specialists: For oncology services. What Rehabilitation and Specialty Centers are available in Loudoun?

• HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital: A specialized rehab facility.
• Stone Springs Ambulatory Surgery Center: For outpatient surgical needs.
• Fairfax Radiology Centers & Quest Diagnostics: For imaging and lab work.

• Loudoun County Parks, Recreation & Community Services (PRCS): Programs for all ages, including seniors (55+), trails, community centers.
• Local Parks: Access to various county & town parks (e.g., near Leesburg, Ashburn).
• Regional Parks (Larger, regional draw)
• Franklin Park: Rolling hills, Blue Ridge views, arts center.
• Hal & Berni Hanson Regional Park: Home to The Lodge, Nature Center, fields.
• Claude Moore Park: Open spaces, trails, ponds, activities.
• Philip A. Bolen Memorial Park: Large facility for events and recreation.
• District Parks & Nature Preserves
• Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve: Focus on nature exploration.
• Bles Park: Potomac Heritage Trail access, sports fields, day center.
• Lovettsville Community Park: Large community park with amenities.
• Mickie Gordon Memorial Park: Picnic areas, recycling center, green space.
• Community & Sports Parks
• Brambleton Community Park: Popular community hub.
• Potomac Lakes Sportsplex: Major sports facility.
• Bazil Newman Riverfront Park: Riverside recreation.
• Moorefield Station Community Park: Sports and community amenities.
• Key Features Across Parks
• Trails: Miles of hiking, biking, and multipurpose trails (like on the Potomac Heritage Trail).
• Sports Facilities: Baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields, disc golf.
• Playgrounds: Unique and accessible play areas (e.g., Hadley’s Park, Douglass Dunes).
• Nature & Education: Nature centers, fishing spots, picnic areas, gardens.

• Major Centers: One Loudoun, Village at Leesburg (lifestyle centers with retail, dining, entertainment).
• Town Centers: Historic Leesburg, Middleburg (boutiques, art galleries), Ashburn.
• Specialty: Farmers’ Markets, Art Galleries (Red Fox Fine Art, Byrne Gallery).
• Major Indoor/Anchor Malls
  • Dulles Town Center: A large, traditional indoor mall with many stores.
  • Outdoor Lifestyle & Outlet Centers
  • Leesburg Premium Outlets: A popular outlet destination for brand-name deals.
  • The Village at Leesburg: An open-air center with retail, dining, and entertainment.
  • One Loudoun: (Known hub, though not explicitly in snippets, it’s a major player) A large, modern mixed-use center with shops, restaurants, and movie theaters.
  • Cascades Marketplace: Offers a variety of retail and grocery options.
  • Lansdowne Town Center: A community hub with shops and restaurants.
• Community and District Centers
  • Brambleton Town Center: A popular town center serving the Brambleton community.
  • Broadlands (Marketplace & Village Center): Key retail areas within the Broadlands community.
  • Ashbrook Commons: A significant retail center in Ashburn.
  • Dulles 28 Centre: A large retail development in the Dulles/Ashburn area.
  • Loudoun Station: A mixed-use transit-oriented center.

Loudoun County is home to seven incorporated towns: Hamilton, Hillsboro, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, and Round Hill. These towns each offer their own unique character, historic charm, and community amenities, contributing to the rich cultural and geographic diversity of the county.

Loudoun County recognizes fourteen Rural Historic Villages, each valued for its cultural heritage, historic character, and rural landscape. These villages include Aldie, Bluemont, Bowmantown, Lincoln, Loudoun Heights, Lucketts, Neersville, Paeonian Springs, Philomont, St. Louis, Taylorstown, Waterford, Willisville, and Unison. Together, they reflect the county’s long‑standing agricultural roots and preserve the charm of its early settlement patterns.

• Biomedical Technology: Training for lab and health careers.
• Engineering Mentorship (JLAB): Hands-on experience with engineering principles.
• Math, Science & Technology: Core focus at Governor’s School.
• Health Sciences: Programs in Medicine & Health Sciences.
• Environmental Science: Offered through Governor’s School.
• Computer Science/Data Science: Growing demand in tech sector.

• Visual & Performing Arts (VPA): Dance, Visual Art, Vocal/Instrumental Music, Theatre.
• Graphic Communications: Digital media and design skills.
• Art History & Fine Arts: Broader liberal arts and studio opportunities.

• Leesburg Arts and Cultural District: Home to galleries (Medlin), studios (Painted Tiger), public art, and venues like Tally Ho Theatre.
• Museums: Loudoun Museum, George C. Marshall’s Dodona Manor.

• LCPS Website: Explore the Academies of Loudoun page for specific program details.
• Visit Loudoun: Discover local art venues, music spots, and cultural events.

• Franklin Park Arts Center (Purcellville): A versatile hub in a county park for theater, music, dance, comedy, planetarium shows, and visual art exhibits.
• Tally Ho Theater (Leesburg): A historic Art Deco theater known for live music and performances in the Leesburg Arts District.
• Leesburg Arts & Cultural District: A walkable area with galleries, studios, public art, and performance spaces like Tally Ho.

• Arts for All Loudoun (AFA): Provides inclusive arts opportunities, including workshops in music, dance, and theater for all ages and abilities.
• Loudoun Community Band, Inc.: Offers musical outlets with ensembles like the Loudoun Symphonic Winds and Jazz Ensemble.
• Loudoun Lyric Opera (LLO): The county’s resident opera company, presenting traditional and innovative operatic productions.
• Loudoun Symphony: Features classical concerts with renowned composers.
• StageCoach Theatre Company: Offers murder mysteries, musicals, children’s shows, and workshops.

• Theater & Musicals: Covered by Franklin Park, StageCoach, and other local groups.
• Music: Diverse scene with classical (Loudoun Symphony), jazz (Loudoun Jazz Society), rock, country, folk (at venues like Monk’s), and community bands.
• Dance: Supported by AFA and performances at the Franklin Park Arts Center.
• Comedy & Puppetry: Included in programming at Franklin Park and other venues.

Loudoun County is home to “Data Center Alley,” one of the largest data center hubs in the world. With tens of millions of square feet in operation, the industry drives major tax revenue, supports thousands of tech jobs, and helps keep local property taxes comparatively low. This global digital infrastructure makes Loudoun a key backbone of the internet and a thriving center for technology growth.

Loudoun reconciles its dual identity by concentrating data centers in the east, protecting rural landscapes in the west, and using tech‑driven revenue to support countywide services—all while continually refining regulations to keep the balance intact.