About Us

 

Within walking distance of the Potomac River, Edwards Landing showcases breathtaking homes in a beautiful, wooded community.

 

Outstanding education is offered at Balls Bluff Elementary School, Smarts Mill Middle School and Heritage High School, and the Tuscarora High School.

 

Established in 1758, Leesburg is one of Virginia’s most attractive and vibrant communities. In 1812, Leesburg actually served as the temporary capital of the United States when the valuable papers of the Federal Archives (including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution) were brought to town for safekeeping. Leesburg was also the site of the Civil War Battle of Ball’s Bluff, a bloody Confederate victory fought on the banks of the Potomac River. Today, at Edwards Landing, an artillery embankment is recognized as the position from which Confederate gunners held off a federal procession that was attempting to move up Edwards Ferry Road to Balls Bluff to aid their struggling troops during the 1861 battle. The Confederate defense succeeded in holding off the procession and contributed to the definitive Southern victory.

 

Leesburg is located just 35 miles northwest of Washington, DC., at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Leesburg is only 15 minutes from Dulles International Airport and 45 minutes from Reagan National Airport.

 

The U.S. Home community of Edwards Landing offers a wide variety of amenities for all ages. A newly designed Community Center, a swimming pool, a tennis court, tot lots, and trails are available for the enjoyment of it’s residents.

  

Leesburg is the perfect getaway to enjoy sightseeing, fine dining, antiquing, and shopping. Local shopping at the new outlet shops at nearby Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets, are nearly adjacent to Edwards Landing. Other shopping areas include the new Dulles Town Center Mall, a 15-minute drive and Tyson’s Corner, a 30-minute drive.

 

Leesburg, which at one time had been cited as one of the best preserved and most picturesque downtowns in Virginia by the National Register of Historic Places, provides an abundance of recreational and leisure activities. Visit the National Historic Landmarks of Oatlands and Waterford, and the Loudoun Museum. Explore Ida Lee Park, the largest Town Park in Leesburg, totaling 138 acres and take advantage of it’s full service recreation center. With its profusion of history and hospitality, Edwards Landing in Leesburg, Virginia, is the perfect location for your new home. Let U.S. Home, the nations only three-time winner of the national builder of the year award, make your dream home a reality.