The Scoop:
The town of Round Hill, in western Loudoun, was incorporated in 1900 and named for a 910 foot high hill located two miles outside of town. Originally situated as the terminus of the Washington & Old Dominion train line, it was a summer destination spot for DC residents. Now, Round Hill is home to over 6,000 residents. The heart of town has several professional offices, churches, a restaurant, and a convenience store; newer construction communities have popped up on the outskirts of town.
Residents enjoy their close proximity to Franklin Park, which includes the Franklin Park Arts Center, a community pool, a catch and release pond, walking and equestrian trails, playground area, baseball fields, softball fields, football practice fields, a sand volleyball court, tennis courts, disc golf course, and in-line hockey courts. Round Hill is also home to Sleeter Lake Park, an 11 acre lakefront park with picnic area and a soft launch for kayaks and canoes.
What We Love
While we’ve never lived there, we have long admired the neighborhoods set in and around town. You get the best of Purcellville- it’s closer than some of the outer Purcellville neighborhoods- but the small town peace and quiet. Mom’s Apple Pie and More Better Restaurant and Beer Garden are on Route 7 at the edge of town- and both are big favorites of ours. Stoneleigh Golf Club is also a favorite of local golfers, if you are looking for a club to call home.
Homes for Sale in Round Hill
Round Hill Neighborhoods
Round Hill Market Stats
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