Leesburg
- Suburb in Virginia
Suburb
Leesburg Reviews
Rating 4.17 out of 5 199 reviews
Leesburg to me is almost a perfect little suburban town. It's picturesque with lovely landscaping and a beautiful historic downtown area that you can walk to from several neighborhoods.
Leesburg is such a beautiful area. Everything is nicely taken care of and the people are friendly. The only downside is how crowded it is now, houses are being built anywhere there is a clearing.
I hate leesburg. My life sucks here. Every day I encounter racism for being black, I get called things like the n word, the J word, and over all these people have nothing to do. Everything here is boring, trashy and more. A lot of the teenagers just vape, smoke weed, etc. Although I have made friends here that I will never forget, I really recommend to stay at places like Atlanta and LA. River Creek people are not to be messed with. All their kids like to get drunk, and they are all on something by the time their in 7th grade. I sit by the window asking god to forgive me for my sins and my sorrows. If you plan to start a family here, please do it somewhere else like a city or a different suburb. God I hate it here with my life and I plan on never coming back.
Leesburg has been an inclusive area with great school, neighborhoods and so many fun small businesses and places to shop and eat. I love that there are hard working people here but they still take the time to be family oriented. It's so close to DC, and the mountains. It's kind of the best of both worlds.
Leesburg is a cute town outside DC. Mostly made of higher middle class. Rich in history. Some great places to eat.
Leesburg is a very family friendly town with great schools and many activities to engage in. It's home to many wineries, breweries and restaurants.
Leesburg is a great historic town! Lots of shops and restaurants with plenty of nearby wineries and breweries. Very family friendly. Love the small town feel.
I really like my hometown! It has a great downtown area with lots of places to go with friends (and it will always be better than Ashburn).
It's a wonderful location close to DC with lots of local shops, restaurants, and schools. There are big chains and small businesses with lots of parks and public areas.
I moved to Leesburg about 7 years ago. I knew I was moving to Loudoun County, the richest county in the country, and I didn't know what to expect. It is diverse, quiet, and very clean. The governor cares a lot about the overall appearance of Leesburg. One thing that I wish would change is how high all the prices here are in Leesburg. Like I said before Leesburg is the richest county in the country, and after inflation this hasn't made the prices of items any better. I know inflation is more than a Leesburg problem, but I feel like the Leesburg government can find some solutions to fixing our price problems.
Looks very clean, and I feel safe whenever I go somewhere. There are lots of options for food and entertainment in the vicinity.
I've lived in Leesburg for most of my life and it's a nice town. There is a quit a few things to do here and you can definitely find your own niche commuinty within the town. It's family friendly and has a friendly and reliable police force.
Lots of people who are extremely sheltered. Honestly a pretty mixed bag views and income wise, with a majority of white suburban families.
It’s pretty safe here, but there is nothing within walking distance. The resturants are pretty good, and there are movie theaters and other forms of entertainment.
Right outside of DC, it is a very busy, fast paced area, with just about anything and everything you could want, need, or do.
Leesburg is a cute and antique town that provides its residents with everything they could want in a small town. With a variety of delicious restaurants and beautiful scenery this area is the perfect place to raise a family or start your career as a young adult. Despite the size of the town there is a bustle of night life, and downtown is always alive and fun filled throughout the summer and even into the winter. The school system is truly exceptional, the teachers and programs provide a level of education in public schools not seen in other parts of the country. Leesburg and the surrounding area of Loudoun County is truly a lovely place to live.
Utilities (especially water) are extortion high, taxes are high if you eat in restaurants in the town limits. Parking and traffic are bad.