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Historic Village of Waterford, Virginia

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Homes for Sale in Waterford, VA

A National Historic Landmark Village

Founded by Quaker settlers in the 1700s, Waterford is one of the most intact historic villages in America and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970. Tucked into the rolling countryside northwest of Leesburg, the village is a living snapshot of early American life, with 18th- and 19th-century homes, stone walls, and open farmland preserved for generations. Thanks to decades of careful stewardship, much of the land surrounding the village remains protected, so the views residents enjoy today look much as they did a century ago.

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ABOUT THE VILLAGE

Living in Waterford, Virginia

Life in Waterford

A Village Shaped by History

The Quakers who settled along Catoctin Creek built mills, shops, and homes that still define the village. During the Civil War, Waterford stood apart for its Union sympathies, an unusual position in Virginia at the time.

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Landmarks like the Waterford Mill and the Second Street School tell a fuller story, and the Waterford Foundation has protected the village's buildings and landscapes since the 1940s.

The Pink House in the Village of Waterford, Virginia
Visitors at the Waterford Fair in Waterford, Virginia

The Waterford Fair

Every October since 1944, the fair has drawn visitors from across the region. Juried artisans demonstrate blacksmithing, weaving, and pottery, and many historic homes open their doors to the public.

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For residents, it's a point of pride and a highlight of the year.

Life in Waterford

Life moves at a slower pace here: quiet lanes, open views, and neighbors who know one another. Weekends might mean a walk through the village, a farm market, or an afternoon at a western Loudoun winery.

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Leesburg's shopping, dining, and commuter routes are an easy drive away.

Beautiful scenes in Waterford, VA
Historic Property in Waterford VA

Buying a Home in Waterford

Village homes rarely come to market, and buyers need to move with confidence. Many properties fall within the historic district, with guidelines on renovations and exterior changes; some carry preservation easements.

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Just outside the district, buyers find more flexibility, from updated farmhouses to newer homes on generous lots.

Christy Hertel, REALTOR, Hunt Country Sotheby's International Realty

Why Work With Christy

​​​Christy has lived in Waterford for decades and is known for selling its historic homes. She understands the architecture, the district guidelines, and the rhythm of village life in a way only a longtime resident can. 

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