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Dulles VA… Location, Location, Location

September 11th, 2008 categories: Ashburn, Loudoun County

I was reading through a few notes made concerning the Washington Dulles Area that I found very interesting. I thought I would share a few with you….

“The Greater Washington region has a diverse private-sector economy, with strong technology, international business and tourism sectors. The region is also an association capital. It is by several measures the largest high-tech market in the country; it is also an ideal location for firms looking to gain global business exposure and access to federal policy makers.” — The Greater Washington Initiative

” Buried under the Washington Dulles Airport Toll Road are the vital electronic pathways that carry more than half of all traffic on the Internet. The region is home to more telecom and satellite companies than any other place on earth.” — TIME Magazine

“In addition, the Washington Dulles International Airport region is within an 8- hour drive of 50% of the U.S. population making it also a prime point for product distribution.

Aren’t you glad you live here?

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Community Of The Week: Ashburn’s Loudoun Valley Villages (Carriage Homes)

April 1st, 2008 categories: Community Of The Week, New Construction

If you have looked in more than a few neighborhood’s in Ashburn, there is a good chance that you have seen a home built by Toll Brothers. In Ashburn, Toll Brothers built Farmwell Hunt, Belmont Country Club, Belmont Ridges, Belmont Green, Belmont (you name it), Loudoun Valley Estates, and a few more.Loudoun Valley includes a few neighborhoods combined… The Estates, The Executives, The Glen, and The Carriages.

So that I don’t bite off more than I can chew, this week lets cover the ”The Carriages.”

You may have seen the carriage homes built in Belmont Country Club. I sold one there last year. If you don’t know what a carriage home is, think of it as a SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED home, NOT a town home. Yes, they are town homes in the sense that you are attached to another dwelling. But they are anything but small. Hopefully, you can get an idea in my slideshow how large these homes are. In fact, if you are looking for an Ashburn town home yet you want more space, this is the perfect fit.

The Loudoun Valley community is a 10-12 year project that will have around 2,800 total homes including 346 Carriage Homes. When the project is complete there will be beautifully landscaped walking paths, pools, tennis courts, and 3 community centers.

What sets the Carriages Apart?!?

SPACE (2,500-2,600 square feet /// homes also include 2 car garages, with the optional basement)
MASTER BEDROOMS ON THE MAIN LEVEL OF TWO FLOORPLANS (The Andover and Grandview) …try finding this in a Loudoun Home that is not in an adult community.
4 DECORATED MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM (the Victorian model is not available to see).
LOTS OF LIGHT!! (the drawback to many interior town homes is the lack of light compared to an end unit. You will be very pleased to see that these units have large windows which fill the room with plenty of sunshine so you will never feel closed in.

PRICES

The issue of buying of home always comes down to price. You can move in to The Carriages for prices ranging around the mid $500’s.
HOA fee’s for The Carriages are $97 monthly for traditional amenities and future pools, etc….

If you are looking for more information on Ashburn’s Loudoun Valley Villages or Estates you can check out Toll Brother’s Website or contact Gisella Parker (the sales manager) at 703-729-1906 (don’t forget to tell her that Jonathan Bunn from the Real Estate Bakery sent you!

I am very familiar with this development and would be happy to give you a tour of the community and represent you when working with Loudoun Valley Villages or Estates. You can contact me directly by clicking here.