Finding gorgeous communities in Loudoun County is no harder than throwing a dart and hitting a map. Every now and then, however, a community comes along that seems legitimately different in the ways that count, in the ways that transform a cookie-cutter planned community into a highly-desirable place to bring your family.
The Arcadia at Willowsford is nestled in the hills of Loudoun County, with dramatic homesites inspired by the area’s farming heritage. Two thousand acres of hilly, green land are set off with traditional stone and four-board fencing, with verdant treestands and hedgerows parting off plots. Enjoy miles of trails for walking, jogging, or biking, the opportunity to kayak or fish on Willow Lake, and fresh produce available year ‘round at Willowsford Farm. Clearly, this is a different kind of high-end life.
The homes in The Arcadia are different, too. For one, buyers have the option to optimize their kitchens with professional-grade appliances by Wolf, SubZero, and GE Monogram. Granite countertops and luxury cabinets provide that extra upscale touch to accent a breathtaking room.
Speaking of breathtaking, 9- and 10’ ceilings ensure that from the first impression onward your home effuses magnificence. A large fireplace with granite surround and hardwood through the main first-floor living areas give off that perfect mixture of hominess and luxury. Energy-efficient windows, thicker walls, better insulation, and engineered floor joists provide peace of mind that your home is as safe and comfortable as it is lovely to look at. Homes are divided into The Grant and The Grange, with multiple home types available under each.
The Arcadia is part of the larger planned community of Willowsford, which ranks consistently among Loudoun’s top places to live. Willowsford boasts over four thousand acres, with half of that amount pledged to remain as green space. The Willowsford difference is in the reverence with which the developers treat the gorgeous wilderness all around them, wilderness that should be preserved for reasons of both conservation and aesthetics. The community’s raison d'être is “inspired living,” a life philosophy that plays out on the fresh air of the farming co-op, the sweet-scent of the U-pick apple orchard, and the gracious, roomy floor plans of the community’s model homes.
