Loudoun County, Virginia Top 5 Home Sales: A $3.03 Million Leesburg Estate Leads the Week
A gated country estate outside Leesburg led the week, and all five homes on the list sold for $1.8 million or more.
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A gated country estate outside Leesburg led the week, and all five homes on the list sold for $1.8 million or more.
Homes on Newfound Lake, Lake Winnipesaukee and Lake Wentworth filled the list, from a modern home finished in 2025 to a lakeside cottage from 1950.
Two homes in Cornelius, two in Davidson and one in Mooresville made the list, ranging from a brand-new home in Davidson Woods to a lakefront home built in 1977.
Five single-family homes in five different towns, from Warren to Califon, made up the top of the market for the week.
Four condominiums and a Hoboken carriage house property with plans for a new home made up a closely bunched list, with prices running from $1,235,000 to $1,500,000.
Two homes in Ellicott City, two in Clarksville and one in Elkridge led the county’s sales, with prices from $1,030,000 to $1,440,000.
Two newly built homes, a 1960s lake cottage and a condominium in a golf community were among a week of mountain sales that stretched from Cashiers to Cullowhee.
Two homes in one Banner Elk community, a renovated Blowing Rock home near the country club, a Linville Ridge home and a log home on eight acres made up the week’s top sales.
From a golf-course neighborhood in Greensboro to open country in Climax, the week’s top sales covered a wide range of settings.
Two homes on Providence’s East Side, two Colonials in Lincoln and a gated ranch in Hope made up the week’s five highest-priced sales.
Four of the week’s five highest-priced sales were in Ridgefield, from a 1930 Cape near the village to a 2021 farmhouse on three acres, with a renovated Colonial and its saltwater pool in New Fairfield rounding out the group.
Burlington, Farmington, Simsbury, Avon and West Hartford each had one of the week’s top sales, a group of single-family homes built across nearly a century.
Two Short Hills homes led the week, with Montclair, Millburn and Livingston rounding out a list made up entirely of single-family homes.
Historic homes in Newport and Barrington, a newer Colonial in downtown Bristol and a Historic Hill condominium made up the week’s top of the market.
Durham and Pittsboro each had two of the week’s top sales and Chapel Hill had one, in a group that runs from a redesigned townhouse to a home finished only this year.
West Chester and Kennett Square each had two of the sales and Exton had one, in a group that runs from country acreage with barns to a townhouse community.
A brand-new home on wooded acreage, a Victorian close to downtown and a home on Saratoga Lake led the week, with sales in Edison Woods and Loudonville close behind.
Newtown and Doylestown each account for two of the week’s top sales, and the fifth is in Jamison.
A brick estate in North Reading, a Winchester Colonial built this year and a rebuilt Contemporary in Reading were among the week’s most expensive homes.
A newly built home in Bethesda’s Lybrook neighborhood led a week that also brought sales of a 1930s Tudor, a Colonial in Sumner and a combined high-rise residence in Chevy Chase.
A bayfront home on two acres, a new three-story build, a 1960s beach cottage, an oceanfront condominium and a canal-side home in a gated community made up the week’s top sales.
Alpine led the week, and Paramus, Franklin Lakes, Ho Ho Kus and Cliffside Park each claimed one of the other top spots.
Two Cockeysville homes, including the top sale, joined sales in Pikesville, Lutherville Timonium and Owings Mills at the top of the week’s market.
A newly finished home on a Cotswold corner, two in-town townhomes and a pair of Myers Park and Barclay Downs single-family homes made up the week’s five priciest sales.
The week’s top sales were spread across Buncombe, Haywood and Henderson counties, from an established Asheville neighborhood to wooded mountain acreage.
Four of the five sales were in Annapolis and one was in Millersville, and the homes range from properties with private piers to an Eastport home on a quiet one-way street.
A newly built home in Lake Placid led a week in which the five top sales came from five different towns.
Every home on the list was built between 1900 and 1930, and agents from a single brokerage listed the top three.
An estate in Sagaponack led the group, followed by sales in Westhampton Beach and Southold and two in Dix Hills.
Harbor views, a private pond and a restored barn turn up among the week’s top sales, which ran from Crow Point and the Whitcomb Neighborhood in Hingham to Little Harbor in Cohasset and Third Cliff in Scituate.
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