Waterford, Hamilton and Lovettsville Real Estate

Waterford, Hamilton & Lovettsville, VA Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Located to the north and west of Leesburg, the communities of Waterford, Hamilton and Lovettsville date back to the 1700s and feature many historic buildings.

Waterford was founded about 1733 by Amos Janney, a Pennsylvania Quaker. Many buildings still in use in the village were built before 1840.

First named "Harmony" in 1833, Hamilton was later renamed to honor Colonel James Hamilton of Waterford, the town's first postmaster and frequent host to George Washington as he traveled through to "Vestal's Gap." Hamilton is a harmonious place to visit and features antique shopping, general stores, a spacious park and playground.

Originally known as the "German settlement," Lovettsville developed around the German Reformed Church in the early 1700s. The town's beautiful architecture and variety of country stores are framed in the scenic setting of the Shorthill Mountains.

The real estate market is diverse, featuring everything from antebellum mansions and turn-of-the-century cottages to suburban communities and sprawling, scenic horse farms. The market is composed of primarily of single family homes, although some townhouses are available as well. Golf course homes and horse properties are available as are lots and land for custom homes.