Information Page by Mike Andrew, REALTOR®
Ashburn, Loudoun County, Virginia
Ashburn Farm combines residential neighborhoods with nearly thirty miles of paved paths, five ponds and shared recreation areas in eastern Loudoun County. Pedestrian tunnels carry paths beneath two of its main parkways, making the trail network a distinctive part of the community. A restored windmill beside the community center recalls the dairy farm that preceded the houses.
Ashburn Farm occupies land once used by the Gray family as a dairy farm. A restored windmill from the estate stands beside the Windmill Community Center, retaining a visible link with the land’s earlier use.
Nearly thirty miles of paved paths connect maintained grounds and natural areas, with four pedestrian tunnels beneath Ashburn Farm and Claiborne parkways. Five association ponds provide stormwater storage and catch-and-release fishing. The separate W&OD regional trail adds a longer route through the wider Ashburn area.
The community map helps with a neighborhood loop. NOVA Parks provides access information for a longer outing on the W&OD.
The association’s downloadable map has a color-coded key for measured routes, ranging from 0.67 to 2.75 miles. The distances assume that you begin and finish at the same location. Streets, paths, pedestrian tunnels and recreation areas are shown together.
Ashburn Farm Association: community map and measured-route key
Trail-user parking is available at the Ashburn Road crossing, opposite Partlow Brothers Store near mile marker 27.5. The regional W&OD map and current alerts help plan a longer walk or ride beyond the neighborhood paths.
Ashburn Farm is in eastern Loudoun County, west of Ashburn Village.
The line follows the residential area mapped in OpenStreetMap, for general orientation.
Street-name stencils on the paved trails show where the paths lead. Four pedestrian tunnels carry routes beneath Ashburn Farm and Claiborne parkways.
Gardengate Pond uses a solar-powered aerator to improve water circulation without a conventional utility connection.
A large Ohio buckeye grows beside the restored Gray estate windmill near the community center, placing a distinctive tree alongside the neighborhood’s historic landmark.
Residential streets sit alongside condominium and apartment communities within the wider Ashburn Farm setting. Paths, ponds and recreation areas connect different parts of the neighborhood. The community map identifies those housing areas and shared spaces, while individual property documents establish ownership and maintenance responsibilities.
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The association office and restored windmill are on Windmill Drive within Ashburn Farm.
The regional paved trail follows a former railroad route between Shirlington and Purcellville.
The public branch on Hay Road offers books, programs, meeting rooms and study space.
The association publishes a downloadable map showing streets, paths, recreation areas and measured routes.
The association prohibits swimming, wading and boating in its stormwater ponds. Its fishing rules specify catch and release.
The W&OD is a separate regional park managed by NOVA Parks. Its rules and alerts come from that operator.
For current community rules and services, use the relevant association or government source.
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Mike is a Northern Virginia real estate agent with REAL Broker, based in Reston.