The town of Aldie, Virginia is a small, suburban community with an agricultural feel. Located in the beautiful and scenic Loudoun County, in the Northern part of the state, close to the border with the District of Columbia, Aldie has a unique charm and reassuring mood that is one of the reasons why it has seen growth year upon year.

Approximately 97 miles from the state capitol of Richmond, Aldie, Virginia is closer to Capitol city than many other Virginia locations. Only 40 minutes by car from Washington D.C, Aldie, Virginia is developing as a commuter town, offering relaxation and recuperation from the intensity of life in the political glass bubble.

The area around Aldie, Virginia is the heart of the states ‘hunting country’ and there are various farms and horse ranches dotted around the region. Agriculture has a played a big part in the rich history of Aldie, although in today’s world it has taken a back foot as employment has diversified into management, retail and other sectors.

Conveniently located close to Dulles international airport the residents of Aldie, Virginia have excellent access to various parts of the state and country, as well as all the amenities that come with being close to a major transportation hub. Never far away from outdoor Virginia, or other forms of recreation, there is more to Aldie, Virginia than meets the eye.