Neighborhood Spotlight: Lansdowne
What's it like to live in Lansdowne, Virginia?
Overview of Lansdowne
Many people consider Lansdowne part of Leesburg; after all, it has a Leesburg mailing address (zip code of 20176). Lansdowne has actually been its own census-designated place since 2010, conveniently situated between Leesburg and Ashburn. As of the 2020 census, it had a population of 12,427.
Lansdowne is approximately 32 miles from downtown Washington, DC, and 11 miles from Dulles Airport. It is located north of Route 7 and south of the Potomac River. It has a total area of 4.1 square miles or 1,900 acres.
Developed as a master-planned community in 2005 by William A. Hazel, Inc., Lansdowne is known for upscale residential neighborhoods, close proximity to healthcare (Inova Loudoun), and golf & spa access at Lansdowne Resort. There is a town center with office and retail, as well as an active adult living facility, along with over 3,000 residential homes.
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Lansdowne Demographics
The following demographic data is from DataUSA (as of 2024):
Population: 12,328
Median Age: 44.9
Poverty Rate: 3.65%
Median Household Income: $168,731
Median Property Value: $774,300
Employed Population: 6,735 (55%)
Homeowners’ Associations
There are three main residential HOAs in Lansdowne offering unique styles of living:
Lansdowne on the Potomac
Consists of 2,155 homes, a combination of single-family and townhomes.
HOA fee around $270 per month.
Amenities include:
Indoor pool, open all year
Two seasonal outdoor pools
The Potomac Club with fitness center and group fitness studio
Events and clubs
Game room with ping pong, skee ball, pinball, and arcade games
Tennis and pickleball courts
Multi-age play areas
Outdoor amphitheater with free summer concerts
Walking trails
Home Internet and digital TV
Exclusive event spaces for rental
Central Park waterfall and pond
Community events
Lansdowne Woods of Virginia
Condominium community for active adults 55+, consisting of 1,120 units.
HOA fees range from $576 to $801 per month.
Amenities in the 48,000 sf clubhouse include:
Restaurant & bar
Indoor swimming pool and spa
Locker rooms with showers and saunas
Fully equipped gym
Fitness studio
Rooftop sports court
Concierge servicers
Massage studio
Theatre room
Library and chat room
Music studio
Pottery studio
Art studio
Woodworking shop
Billiards room
Non-denominational chapel
275-seat auditorium/ballroom
Meeting rooms
Full-service salon
Reiki
Gift shop
Lansdowne Village Greens
A mix of ~550 townhome and residential units.
HOA fees of $178.53 per month, plus additional condo fees, as applicable.
Amenities include:
A clubhouse with gym, pool, and event rentals
Community playgrounds
Community common areas/walking & jogging paths
Walking distance to Lansdowne Town Center
Housing Snapshot
According to DataUSA, nearly three-quarters of Lansdowne residents own their homes. Below is housing data from Redfin as of 2026:
Median Sale Price: $912,500 (+92.3% YoY as of Feb. 2026)
This metric is very volatile due to the limited movement. While the Median Sale Price in Feb. 2025 was $474,500 (10 homes sold), resulting in a 92% increase in Feb. 2026, the Median Sale Price in March 2025 was $957,500 (17 homes sold).
Homes sold (12 mo.): 203
Typical Days on Market: 42
Current Inventory (at time of posting): 23 homes
Condo Price Range: $365,000 - $579,000
Townhome Price Range: $569,000 - $970,000
Single Family Price Range: $1,050,000 - $1,525,000
Neighborhood Amenities
Lansdowne has its own Town Center which is walkable to many homes. Anchored by Harris Teeter (grocery store), there are about 13 restaurants of various cuisines, including Italian, Korean BBQ, Mexican, Indian, and more. There are also medical offices, barber shops/salons, banks, and specialty shops, including Kumon and martial arts. There is also a pharmacy, a vet, and a Postal Connections.
Lansdowne is located in close proximity to One Loudoun and downtown Leesburg for additional dining and shopping needs.
Lansdowne Resort is a huge draw to the neighborhood, offering three different golf courses, a well-equipped spa, seasonal packages, and numerous events for the public. It’s consistently rated as a 4-star property and US News & World Report rates it the 19th best hotel and 8th best resort in the state of Virginia.
There are many medical offices in Lansdowne, most notably Inova Loudoun Hospital. Part of the world-class Inova healthcare system, Inova Loudoun offers an emergency department, birthing inn, cancer care, pediatrics, rehabilitation therapy, imaging, and more.
Schools Serving Lansdowne
Loudoun County Public Schools consistently rank among the top school divisions in the state of Virginia, holding onto the #4 spot in 2026.
There are two elementary schools: Seldens Landing and Steuart Weller (located in Ashburn).
There is one middle school: Belmont Ridge
There is one high school: Riverside High
Who Typically Lives in Lansdowne?
Move-up buyers seeking larger homes
Newly retired adults seeking more social connection and resort-style amenities
Medical professionals working near Inova Loudoun
Families seeking high-rated schools
People who want to be more secluded and close to nature, but still close to urban conveniences
Pros & Cons of Living in Lansdowne
Pros
Established community with mature landscaping
Ample amenities
Close to hospital and Route 7 (good access)
Top-rated school district
Cons
High HOA fees
Long commute to DC
Homes built in early-2000’s may need updating
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