Founded in 1758, Leesburg serves as the historic county seat of Loudoun County, where its well-preserved 18th and 19th-century architecture tells the story of Virginia's past. Located just 33 miles from Washington, D.C., this charming town features a walkable downtown district filled with local boutiques, art galleries, and historic buildings like the Loudoun County Courthouse. The Catoctin Mountain area and downtown district offer diverse housing options, from beautifully restored historic properties to single-family homes, with rental rates reflecting the area's desirable location. Market Station combines office spaces with retail destinations, while homes near Ida Lee Park provide access to 138 acres of recreational space, including an indoor aquatic center, tennis courts, and athletic fields. Commuters benefit from the town's location near the Dulles Greenway, with direct access to Washington D.C. in approximately 45-60 minutes. The median household income in Leesburg is $113,808, with residents having a median age of 39.