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Aldie
Living in Aldie, VA
Nestled in scenic Loudoun County with its pre-Civil War architecture, Aldie, Virginia, is a community proud of its legacy.
With more than 200 years of heritage, the village was built around the Aldie Mill, which produced corn and wheat in the 1800s.
Today, the village has a thriving historical district that pays tribute to the culture and traditions that define this Old Dominion farming community.
Housing in Aldie
Spacious detached properties make up the bulk of Aldie real estate, but you'll still find apartments and smaller family homes in the community. Homes for sale in Aldie include buildings constructed in the 1800s that incorporate many of the period details of the era, such as wide porches and paired chimneys.
New, contemporary properties are also being constructed in the area, especially along Braddock Road, which lies south-east to the village center. No matter your preference in a home, quaint streetscapes and landscaped gardens are part of Aldie's unique charm.
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Aldie Demographics
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Total Population 34 475
Estimated Median Age
36.5 ± 0.8
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Estimated Median Household Income is $202,775 ± $15,963
$2,745 ± $198
Median Gross Rent
89.4% ± 2.9%
Homeownership Rate
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35.5 ± 2.4
Average travel time to work (in minutes)
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Schools in Aldie
The school resources listed are intended to be used as a reference only. To verify enrollment eligibility for an area, contact the school district directly. Aldie falls within the Loudoun school district. The following school resources are for the Loudoun school district. The rating and statistics can serve as a starting point to make baseline comparisons on the right schools for your family.
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Things To Do In Aldie
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The Aldie Harvest Festival, held on the third Saturday of October, attracts people from across Loudoun County and beyond. Established in 1964, the festival includes arts and crafts, local food vendors, and the Aldie Duck Race, an annual tradition of releasing thousands of rubber ducks in Little River, a 65-mile tributary that flows through Southwest Virginia.
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If you're a history buff, check out Mt. Zion Old School Baptist Church, a building that was used as barracks, a prison, and a hospital during the American Civil War. Situated on the corner of Little River Turnpike and Old Carolina Road, the church was built in 1851 and hosts reenactments and tours.
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If you're hungry in Aldie, head to Village Center Plaza where you'll find Italian restaurants, pizza parlors, and sandwich shops. If it's a bargain you're after, visit Aldie Peddler, a shop that sells vintage furniture and antique treasures. The store's owner also organizes regular wine tasting events.
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