Information Page by Mike Andrew, REALTOR®
Ashburn, Loudoun County, Virginia
Ashburn Village grew from a planned community that opened in 1988 into a mix of detached homes, townhomes, condominiums and apartments. Eight private lakes and ponds, outdoor open space and a trail network shape the neighborhood around its Sports Pavilion. The water features and recreation facilities are community amenities, with resident and guest access arrangements distinct from nearby public parks.
Ashburn Village opened in 1988 and combines residential neighborhoods, shopping and shared recreation areas. More than 500 acres of outdoor open space and a substantial trail network form part of the setting around its homes and lakes.
Water is a recurring feature of the community. The eight artificial lakes and ponds are private, with fishing and boating governed by association rules. Public destinations elsewhere in Ashburn have separate operators and access arrangements.
The Sports Pavilion and the regional trail have different operators. These links provide practical information for a first visit or a new household.
The Sports Pavilion distinguishes homeowner, apartment-renter and outside memberships. An owner can formally transfer amenity privileges to a tenant; the tenant then assumes the resident membership. The membership page explains the available categories and provides a direct contact for questions about a particular household.
NOVA Parks publishes trail alerts and shared-use guidance for the W&OD. Check its current notices before setting out on a longer walk or bicycle ride through Ashburn, especially when planning a route beyond the community paths.
Ashburn Village is in eastern Loudoun County, near Route 7.
The line follows the residential area mapped in OpenStreetMap, for general orientation.
Detached homes, townhomes, condominiums and apartments make up Ashburn Village’s housing mix. The wider community also includes age-restricted condominium and townhome sections, including Four Seasons at Ashburn Village and Regency at Ashburn. Association and amenity arrangements differ by housing community and household.
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The association provides fishing-line and hook disposal containers at its lakes to keep discarded tackle out of wildlife habitat.
The water features include Alder, Beech, Cedar, Tippecanoe and Pavilion lakes, Lake Killawog and Heron Pond, as well as Ashburn Lake.
The Sports Pavilion hosts the year-round Blue Wave team and the summer AquaJets team, giving swimming a place in both the indoor and outdoor recreation calendar.
Within Ashburn Village, the facility has indoor and outdoor recreation programs; consult its current membership information.
The public library on Hay Road is a separate community resource with programs and meeting rooms.
NOVA Parks operates the regional trail through Ashburn and publishes current trail alerts.
No. The eight lakes and ponds are private community facilities, with rules for residents and their guests.
Association rules allow manually propelled boats and prohibit motorized watercraft. Swimming and ice skating are also prohibited.
The association's About Ashburn Village page links to its regular and extended community maps.
For current community rules and services, use the relevant association or government source.
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