Purcellville, Virginia · 20132 · Loudoun County
A western Loudoun town at the end of the W&OD Trail, where the median house sold for $920,000 in 2026 and one buyer in five paid cash.
The train station on the W&OD Trail· Purcellville, Loudoun County
Artist's renderings of real Purcellville places.
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Updated October 4, 2026Bright MLS, closed January 1 to October 4, 20261
Quick answer
The median single-family home with a Purcellville address sold for $920,000 in 2026, or $352 a square foot, after a median six days on the market, and one house buyer in five paid cash.
Purcellville is an incorporated town in western Loudoun County with its own real estate tax. A "Purcellville, VA" address (zip 20132) covers more than the town: it reaches into the farms and countryside around it, where only the county tax applies. This page covers the whole Purcellville mailing area: what a house or townhouse costs, how buyers pay, what it rents for, which schools serve it, the commute, and which addresses pay the town tax. Every number is from Bright MLS closed sales, pulled on October 4, 2026, not from a listing site's estimate.
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Six numbers that describe Purcellville.
★ Closed sales, January 1 to October 4, 20261
Single-family means a detached house with at least three bedrooms and two full baths; townhouse means end-of-row and interior-row homes; condo-owned homes, including townhouses sold as condominiums, are left out of both. Source: Bright MLS, closed sales January 1 to October 4, 2026, Postal City = Purcellville, County = Loudoun, pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah on October 4, 2026.
Why people choose Purcellville
A small town, lower-priced townhouses, and cash on 24 of 122 sales.
A small-town Main Street and room around the house; townhouses at a median $584,000, against $700,000 in Leesburg; cash on 24 of the 122 house sales; and acreage and estates past the town line, up to $3,250,000.
Buyers choose Purcellville over Leesburg for about $220,000 less at the median and a quieter town, and accept 15 to 25 minutes more each way on the drive east. They choose it over Round Hill or Lovettsville, though it costs $70,000 more at the median ($920,000 against $850,000), for the shops, restaurants and townhouses in town. Inside the town they pay the town tax and get town services; outside it, they pay only the county. If you are torn, decide on the commute and the high school first; the price follows.
Prices
$920,000 for the median Purcellville house in 2026, and $584,000 for the median townhouse.
The median Purcellville house cost $220,000 less than in Leesburg ($1,140,000) and $70,000 more than in Round Hill or Lovettsville ($850,000). Per square foot the gap with Leesburg is smaller: $352 against $373.
Houses. 122 houses sold, from $425,001 (the lowest sale) to $3,250,000 (the highest), and 52 of them (43%) sold for $1 million or more. The median house had about 2,800 square feet above ground on 0.8 acres. 35% sold above asking, a smaller share than in Leesburg (45.5%) or Sterling (53.2%), and 54% went under contract within a week. The median house spent six days on the market, about the same as Round Hill (5) and far less than Lovettsville (16.5).
Townhouses. 30 sold at a median of $584,000, from $378,000 (the lowest sale) to $705,050 (the highest), or $273 a square foot. That is $116,000 less than in Leesburg ($700,000, $314 a square foot) and $8,500 less than in Sterling ($592,500). 13 of the 30 sold above asking, and the median townhouse spent seven days on the market.
Against the county. Aldie ($1,348,862), Brambleton ($1,204,938), Hamilton ($1,200,000), Ashburn ($1,186,700), Leesburg and South Riding ($1,140,000) and Broadlands ($1,127,180) cost more. Round Hill and Lovettsville ($850,000) and Sterling ($780,000) cost less.
Median single-family sale price, Loudoun County, 20262
Middleburg, Loudoun County side, $1,765,000; Waterford $1,425,000; Lansdowne, a community in the Leesburg address, $1,350,000; Aldie $1,348,862; Brambleton $1,204,938; Hamilton $1,200,000; Ashburn $1,186,700; Leesburg $1,140,000; South Riding, the Loudoun side of the Chantilly address (zip 20152), $1,140,000; Broadlands $1,127,180; Cascades, a community in the Sterling address, $1,010,000; Purcellville $920,000; Round Hill $850,000; Lovettsville $850,000; Sterling $780,000.
Bright MLS closed sales in Loudoun County, January 1 to October 2, 2026 (October 4 for the eight smaller towns), detached houses with 3+ bedrooms and 2+ full baths, condo-owned homes left out. Brambleton and Broadlands are their own postal cities, so Ashburn here leaves them out. South Riding (20152) is the Loudoun side of the Chantilly mailing address, nearly all of it South Riding. Hamilton, Purcellville, Round Hill, Lovettsville, Waterford and Middleburg are western Loudoun; Middleburg means the Loudoun County side of its address only. Lansdowne and Cascades are communities selected by zip code and subdivision name inside the Leesburg (20176) and Sterling (20165) addresses, so their sales overlap those rows. Upperville, Bluemont, Hillsboro and the other small places have too few sales to chart.
Townhouse view: each place's median townhouse sale price and number of townhouse sales (end-of-row and interior-row townhouses, condo-owned homes left out), from the same Bright MLS searches as each place's own page, closed January 1 to October 2, 2026 for Aldie, Ashburn, Brambleton, Broadlands, Leesburg, South Riding and Sterling, and to October 4 for the other eight places. A gray bar means fewer than 10 townhouses sold, too few to give a median.
| Measure | Houses | Townhouses |
|---|---|---|
| Homes sold | 122 | 30 |
| Median sold price | $920,000 | $584,000 |
| Average sold price | $1,134,174 | $573,428 |
| Median price per square foot | $352 | $273 |
| Median size above ground and lot | 2,812 sq ft, 0.8 acres | 2,201 sq ft |
| Median days on market | 6 | 7 |
| Average sale price as a share of asking | 100.0% | 99.8% |
| Sold above asking | 43 (35.2%) | 13 (43.3%) |
| Under contract within 7 days | 54.1% | 50.0% |
| Sold for $1 million or more | 52 (42.6%) | None |
| Lowest sale | $425,001 | $378,000 |
| Highest sale | $3,250,000 | $705,050 |
| Cash sales | 24 (19.7%) | 5 (16.7%) |
The average house, $1,134,174, sits well above the median because the top of the market pulls it up: 4 houses sold for $2.5 million or more, up to $3,250,000. One house went for $1,372,236 in cash against a $1,195,000 asking price, 115% of list, likely after a bidding war; another, listed at $1,595,000, closed at $1,400,000 (88%) after 263 days on the market. 13 houses spent 0 or 1 days on the market, likely new construction or homes sold before they reached the open market. In all, 128 detached houses and 30 townhouses closed with a Purcellville address in 2026; the 6 houses that fell outside the bedroom, bath or condominium filters are left out of the house numbers.
Purcellville home prices since 2019
Median- 2019: $575,000 median, 169 sales
- 2020: $630,000 median, 188 sales
- 2021: $740,000 median, 204 sales
- 2022: $825,000 median, 156 sales
- 2023: $855,000 median, 105 sales
- 2024: $885,500 median, 104 sales
- 2025: $915,000 median, 153 sales
- 2026: $920,000 median, 122 sales
Median sale price of Purcellville single-family homes (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths), January 1 to October 2 each year, 2019 to 2026. Source: Bright MLS closed sales pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah, October 2026. Single-family homes and townhouses only; no condos.
- 2019: $424,500 median, 42 sales
- 2020: $435,000 median, 48 sales
- 2021: $499,000 median, 44 sales
- 2022: $549,800 median, 45 sales
- 2023: $565,000 median, 25 sales
- 2024: $553,100 median, 23 sales
- 2025: $600,000 median, 29 sales
- 2026: $584,000 median, 30 sales
Median sale price of Purcellville townhouses (end-of-row and interior-row, not condo-owned), January 1 to October 2 each year, 2019 to 2026. Source: Bright MLS closed sales pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah, October 2026. Single-family homes and townhouses only; no condos.
Lowest and highest sales, 2026
A guide, not a price tag. The median is the middle sale: half the homes sold for more and half for less. It gives you a feel for prices here, not the price of any one home, and you'll always find homes above and below it, like the lowest and highest sales below.
Purcellville closed sales, January 1 to October 4, 2026 (Bright MLS). Single-family means 3+ bedrooms and 2+ full baths; condo-owned homes, including townhouses sold as condominiums, are not counted.
- LowestCheapest single-family house$425,001lowest of 122 single-family sales, January 1 to October 4, 2026
- HighestHighest single-family house$3,250,000highest of 122 single-family sales, January 1 to October 4, 2026
- LowestCheapest townhouse$378,000lowest of 30 townhouse sales, January 1 to October 4, 2026
- HighestHighest townhouse$705,050highest of 30 townhouse sales, January 1 to October 4, 2026
What can you afford in Purcellville? Start from the monthly payment you can live with, not the price. Inside the town limits you pay the town's real estate tax on top of the county's, and a newer subdivision may add an HOA; the calculator adds them for you.
Follow the money
24 of 122 Purcellville house buyers paid cash, and 10 of them bought at $1.41 million or more.
In 2026, cash buyers spent $31.0 million of the $138.4 million paid for Purcellville houses, 22.4% of the dollars. Their median house was $1,237,500 against $907,500 financed. The cash share of houses, 19.7%, is larger than in Leesburg (13.2%), Ashburn (16.9%), Round Hill (12.9%), Lovettsville (11.8%) or Hamilton (10.4%).
Share of house sales paid in cash, by price, 2026
Under $800,000 13% (4 of 30); $800,000 to $920,000 14% (4 of 29); $920,000 to $1.41 million 19% (6 of 32); $1.41 million and up 32% (10 of 31).
The cash share more than doubles from the bottom price quarter of houses to the top one, where nearly one buyer in three paid cash. 2 of the 4 houses that sold for $2.5 million or more were cash purchases, on estates of 15 to 24 acres. In eastern Loudoun far fewer house buyers pay cash: 4.8% in Brambleton and 2.2% in Broadlands.
How 122 Purcellville house purchases were paid for, 2026
122 house sales: conventional 81 · cash 24 · VA 13 · FHA and other 4
About one house buyer in ten used a VA loan, 13 of 122, close to Leesburg's share (45 of 433). The less common loan types were 3 FHA and 1 that combined FHA and VA financing.
What that means if you need a loan: in the lower half of the market, up to about $920,000, about one competing buyer in seven pays cash, 8 of 59 sales. At $1.41 million and up nearly one in three does, so a financed offer there needs a full pre-approval, a short inspection window and an appraisal-gap plan (how much extra cash you will put in if the appraisal comes in below your offer) that you decided before the showing. On a country lot, build in time for the well and septic inspections and tell the seller up front.
Townhouses: 5 of 30 buyers also paid cash, 16.7%, and 13 of 30 townhouses sold above asking.
The interesting facts
30 townhouses sold in Purcellville, against 12 in Round Hill, Lovettsville and Hamilton combined.
Four things in the 2026 numbers that set Purcellville apart.
Check the town line, not the zip. The Town of Purcellville adds its own real estate tax, but the Purcellville mailing address reaches well beyond the town into the countryside, where only the county tax applies. Hillsboro shares the 20132 zip but is counted on its own (18 house sales in 2026, counted with no bedroom or bath filter). The tax record, not the zip, tells you which side a house is on.
A real townhouse market. Western Loudoun is mostly houses: Round Hill had 7 townhouse sales in 2026, Lovettsville 3 and Hamilton 2. Purcellville had 30, at a median of $584,000 and $273 a square foot, and 31 townhome leases at $3,350, so a townhouse is a real way to start out here.
A million-dollar market, bid with care. 52 of the 122 houses sold for $1 million or more, against 34 of 93 in Round Hill, 20 of 68 in Lovettsville and 27 of 48 in Hamilton. Buyers bid, but not wildly: on average houses sold at 100.0% of the asking price, and 35% went over asking, against 45.5% in Leesburg. Ask Ahmed for street-level comparable sales before you price an offer.
Rent or buy
A Purcellville house sells for 19.0 times its yearly rent, a townhouse for 14.5.
A Purcellville house rents for a median of $4,025 a month and sells for $920,000, a price-to-rent ratio of 19.0; a townhome rents for $3,350 and sells for $584,000, a ratio of 14.5.1
| Measure | Houses | Townhomes |
|---|---|---|
| Homes rented | 14 | 31 |
| Median monthly rent | $4,025 | $3,350 |
| Price-to-rent ratio | 19.0 | 14.5 |
| Gross rental yield | 5.3% | 6.9% |
| Rent range, lowest to highest lease | $2,600 to $5,000 | $1,900 to $4,000 |
Gross yield is a year's rent divided by the price, before the mortgage, tax, HOA, insurance and upkeep. A ratio near 20 is close to the line where renting and buying cost about the same over a few years, and buying a Purcellville house is better value against rent than in Leesburg (22.4). But 14 house leases is a small sample, from $2,600 to $5,000 a month, and one or two leases can move that median. A townhouse at 14.5 is a clearer case for buying if you plan to stay; Leesburg townhouses sell for 17.9 times their rent. Townhome leases ran from $1,900 to $4,000 a month.
Own in Purcellville already? Houses sold in a median six days this year, and one buyer in five paid cash. Ahmed runs a real comparative analysis against the 152 sales on this page, town against countryside, not a website estimate.
The houses
Hirst Farm's 2000s colonials, Mayfair's newer houses, and farms past the town line.
Main Street and 21st Street, where the W&OD Trail ends, are the center of town. Subdivisions from the 2000s and 2010s sit around it, and farms and country houses with Purcellville addresses spread out past the town line.
Main Street and the town center. Older houses sit on the streets off Main Street and 21st Street, a walk from the restaurants and the trail. On an older house, ask the age of the roof, windows and systems.
Hirst Farm. Built mainly from 2000 to 2009: center-hall colonials, many with four to six bedrooms, on lots of about a quarter to half an acre.
Mayfair. Houses built from 2016 to 2019, with walking trails, a tot lot, a picnic pavilion and a sport court.
Townhouses. 30 sold in 2026, from $378,000 (the lowest sale) to $705,050 (the highest), at a median of $584,000, close to Sterling's $592,500.
The countryside. Past the town line, a Purcellville address can mean a farmhouse, acreage or an estate; the top house sale in 2026 was $3,250,000. Ask whether the house is on a private well and septic system, and have both inspected.
What to check. Whether the address is inside the town on the tax record; the HOA resale package with dues and any special assessment; the well and septic on a country lot; and the drive at 7:30 am.
Schools
Loudoun Valley High, #44 in Virginia (US News), and Woodgrove High serve Purcellville.
All of Purcellville is Loudoun County Public Schools, inside the town or out. Both high schools have Purcellville addresses, and which one serves a house depends on the address; the middle schools are Blue Ridge Middle and Harmony Middle in Hamilton.3
Loudoun Valley High School
In Purcellville. US News #44 in Virginia, Niche #80 in Virginia, with 11 students per teacher.
Woodgrove High School
Purcellville address. Niche #65 in Virginia and US News #71 in Virginia.
Blue Ridge Middle School
In Purcellville. Niche #72 among Virginia public middle schools, about 714 students and 12 per teacher.
Harmony Middle School
In Hamilton. Niche #116 among Virginia public middle schools and #15 of 20 in Loudoun County, about 1,115 students.
Academies of Loudoun
About 20 to 25 minutes east on Loudoun Academy Drive in Leesburg: the Academy of Science, the Academy of Engineering and Technology and Monroe Advanced Technical Academy on one campus.
ADAMS Leesburg
On Sycolin Road in Leesburg, about 25 minutes east, formerly the Muslim Community Center of Leesburg, with all five daily prayers and Friday prayers.
Loudoun Islamic Center
On Dodona Terrace SE in Leesburg, about 20 minutes east, a Sunni masjid.
Eastern World Market
On East Market Street in Leesburg, about 20 minutes east: a halal butcher and grocery with food from the Middle East, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan and Bosnia.
The town line has nothing to do with school assignment: LCPS draws its boundaries by address across the county. Check any address at the LCPS school locator, and ask Ahmed to confirm it before you offer.
Commute
Route 7 to Leesburg, then the Greenway, or a commuter bus from the Harmony Park and Ride in Hamilton.
Route 7 is the main road out: it bypasses the town and runs east to Leesburg, where the Dulles Greenway, a private toll road, continues to Dulles Airport and the Toll Road. Loudoun County Transit's commuter Route 483 starts at the Harmony Park and Ride in Hamilton, a few miles east, and the Silver Line's Ashburn station is the nearest Metro.
| To | Drive | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown DC | 75 to 110 min | Route 7, Greenway, Toll Road and I-66, or the commuter bus |
| Pentagon | 70 to 100 min | Route 7, Greenway and Toll Road to I-66, or the commuter bus |
| Tysons | 50 to 70 min | Route 7 and the Greenway and Toll Road |
| Downtown Leesburg | 15 to 25 min | Route 7 east |
| Ashburn Metro station | 30 to 40 min | Route 7 and the Dulles Greenway |
| Dulles Airport | 35 to 45 min | Route 7 and the Dulles Greenway |
Loudoun County Transit runs its commuter coaches in the morning and late-afternoon rush only, toward Rosslyn, the Pentagon, Crystal City and downtown DC; check the current Route 483 schedule for its stops.5 Route 287 runs north from Purcellville to Lovettsville. The W&OD Trail starts in Purcellville and runs 45 miles east to Arlington, a bike route to Leesburg and beyond. Ahmed will do the 7:30 drive with you before you offer.
Daily life
The end of the W&OD Trail, 21st Street's restaurants, and a halal butcher 20 minutes east.
Outdoors and sights. The W&OD Trail ends in Purcellville by the old train station on 21st Street. Franklin Park, near the town, has fishing and room to walk. Wineries, breweries and farms surround the town; Catoctin Creek Distilling on West Main Street, founded in 2009, was the first legal distillery in Loudoun County since before Prohibition, and Belly Love Brewing is in the Shoppes at Main and Maple.
Food and groceries. North 21st Street has the sit-down restaurants: Monk's BBQ, Magnolias at the Mill and Bia Kitchen. For halal meat and groceries, Eastern World Market on East Market Street in Leesburg is about 20 minutes east, on the same street as two all-halal kitchens, Taste of Lebanon and Red Kabob.
Taxes, inside the Town of Purcellville.4 Loudoun County's $0.805 per $100 of assessed value plus the town's $0.242, about $1.05 all in: roughly $9,600 a year on a $920,000 house, or $6,100 on a $584,000 townhouse. On cars, the town adds $1.05 per $100 to the county's $3.09.
Taxes, outside the town. Purcellville addresses outside the town limits pay only the county: roughly $7,400 a year on a $920,000 house, or $4,700 on a $584,000 townhouse, before HOA dues, and $3.09 per $100 on cars. Ask Ahmed to check the tax record before you offer.
How Purcellville rates
How Purcellville rates: quiet, walkable, transit and more, from 0 to 10.
Each score ranks Purcellville among the 46 towns in this guide: 10 is the top of the list, 0 the bottom. It is not a national score. The real number and its source sit under each one.
98% of the land is under 50 dB of 24-hour road, rail and plane noise; 1% is at 60 dB or more. Check your street’s noise
US DOT National Transportation Noise Map, 2020 (road, rail and aviation)
7.6 of 20 on the EPA walkability index; 24 everyday shops and pharmacies mapped.
EPA National Walkability Index, version 3.0 (2021)
1.2 bus stops within half a mile of the average home; 0% of people live within 1 mile of a Metro or VRE station.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026, plus Fairfax Connector, Loudoun County Transit and OmniRide schedules; homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
6.5 miles of bike lanes and bike trails (0.1 per square mile); no Capital Bikeshare stations.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026; Capital Bikeshare station feed
18 restaurants, bars, music venues, theaters and cinemas within 1 mile of the average home (90 inside the town).
Overture Maps places, October 2026 release (open places only); homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
6.2 grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware and everyday shops within 1 mile of the average home; 28% of people live within 1 mile of a grocery store.
Overture Maps places, October 2026 release (open places only); homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
33% of people live within half a mile of a park; 1,151 acres of parks and nature preserves, 2% of the land.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026
The area is ZIP code 20132 as the Census Bureau maps it (84.56 square miles). We rate places, never people, so there is no school, safety or “who lives here” score. Map counts are what the sources have mapped and can miss a place. Scored October 22, 2026; updated every six months.
Where to eat
Best restaurants in Purcellville, VA: Ahmed's list (2026)
"Ahmed, where do you go to eat?" The Purcellville list.
Updated
Up to five picks in each cuisine, the one doing best at the top, and halal marked. Purcellville's own restaurants are on 21st Street and Main Street; for halal and Middle Eastern food the nearest good picks are in Leesburg, about 20 minutes east on Route 7.7
Closed, so not listed: Mediter Rustic Cuisine on Purcellville Gateway Drive shows as closed on Yelp, and 5 Tara Authentic Indian Cuisine in Leesburg shows as closed in 2026. Rankings weigh current Yelp ratings by review count, critics' lists and whether the place is busy; the halal note comes from Zabihah, Yelp or the restaurant itself, and "ask about halal" means it could not be confirmed. Know one that belongs here? Tell Ahmed.
Questions
What people ask about Purcellville.
How much does a house cost in Purcellville, Virginia in 2026?
The median single-family home (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths) with a Purcellville address sold for $920,000 in 2026, across 122 sales in Bright MLS, from $425,001 (the lowest sale) to $3,250,000 (the highest), at $352 per square foot; 52 of those houses sold for $1 million or more. The median townhouse sold for $584,000 across 30 sales, at $273 per square foot. That is less than Leesburg ($1,140,000, $373 per square foot) and more than Round Hill or Lovettsville ($850,000). Condo-owned homes are not included.
What was the cheapest home sold in Purcellville, Virginia in 2026?
Bright MLS closed sales from January 1 to October 4, 2026, single-family houses (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths) and townhouses only, no condos:
- Cheapest single-family house: $425,001, the lowest of 122 single-family sales
- Cheapest townhouse: $378,000, the lowest of 30 townhouse sales
- Highest single-family house: $3,250,000, the highest of 122 single-family sales
- Highest townhouse: $705,050, the highest of 30 townhouse sales
Want a home near these prices? Ask Ahmed, or call or text 734.383.6945 or 703.957.0060.
Is the median price what a home in Purcellville will cost?
No. The median is the middle sale of 2026, not a set price: half the single-family houses sold for more and half for less. In Purcellville they sold from $425,001 to $3,250,000. Use the median to get a feel for the market, then look at homes on both sides of it.
How competitive is the Purcellville housing market?
Houses sell fast, mostly close to the asking price: the median Purcellville house spent 6 days on the market in 2026, about the same as Round Hill (5) and far less than Lovettsville (16.5). 54% went under contract within a week and 35% sold above asking, against 45.5% in Leesburg, and the average sale price was 100.0% of the asking price. One house buyer in five paid cash, so ask for street-level comparable sales before you price an offer.
Do Purcellville buyers pay cash or use VA loans?
Cash is common: 24 of 122 house buyers paid cash in 2026 (19.7%), more than in Leesburg (13.2%) or Ashburn (16.9%), and they spent 22.4% of the dollars. 81 used a conventional loan, 13 a VA loan and 4 an FHA or other loan. Cash rises with price: 4 of 30 houses under $800,000 sold for cash, against 10 of 31 at $1.41 million and up. 5 of 30 townhouse buyers also paid cash (16.7%).
What is rent in Purcellville, Virginia?
In 2026 the median single-family house leased for $4,025 a month across 14 leases, from $2,600 to $5,000 (lowest to highest lease), and the median townhome for $3,350 across 31 leases, from $1,900 to $4,000. The house figure rests on a small number of leases.
Is it better to rent or buy in Purcellville?
A median house sells for 19.0 times its yearly rent and a townhouse for 14.5 times, gross yields of 5.3% and 6.9%. Near 20, renting and buying a house cost about the same over a few years; a townhouse is a clearer case for buying if you plan to stay. Both ratios are lower than Leesburg's (22.4 and 17.9).
Which schools serve Purcellville?
All of Purcellville is Loudoun County Public Schools. Both high schools have Purcellville addresses: Loudoun Valley High (US News #44 in Virginia, Niche A-) and Woodgrove High (US News #71 in Virginia, Niche A-). The middle schools are Blue Ridge Middle (Niche A-) and Harmony Middle in Hamilton (Niche B+). Check any address with the LCPS school locator.
How long is the commute from Purcellville to DC?
At 8 am on a weekday, downtown DC is about 75 to 110 minutes by car on Route 7, the Dulles Greenway, the Toll Road and I-66, the Pentagon 70 to 100, Tysons 50 to 70, downtown Leesburg 15 to 25 and Dulles Airport 35 to 45. Loudoun County Transit commuter Route 483 runs from the Harmony Park and Ride in Hamilton at rush hour. These drive times are estimates.
What is the property tax in Purcellville, Virginia?
It depends on the town line. Inside the Town of Purcellville you pay Loudoun County's $0.805 per $100 plus the town's $0.242, roughly $9,600 a year on a $920,000 house. Purcellville addresses outside the town pay only the county, roughly $7,400 a year on the same house. Check the tax record, not the zip code.
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