Sometimes, life takes you to a place where you didn’t expect to go, and it turns out to be an even better destination than you imagined. Just ask Wendy and John Mills. A few months ago, a new work opportunity for Wendy’s husband – and the chance to be
From neighborhood development to Town Center happenings, here’s a run-down of the latest news around Brambleton. Around the Neighborhoods The summer months are a great time to buy a new home in Brambleton! The community’s pools, parks and over 18 miles
From neighborhood development to Town Center happenings, here’s a run-down of the latest news around Brambleton. Show Us Your L-O-V-E-ly Poses Virginia is for Lovers is celebrating 50 years with this beloved and well-known slogan, and Brambleton is sha
From neighborhood development to Town Center openings and events, catch up on the latest Brambleton news in this winter 2019 update. Photo by Brambleton resident, Syrus Khan Wazir Make the Move to Brambleton Brambleton was named one of the nation’s top
Say hello to Andrea Newman & her family! Having lived in a traditional 25-year old home in Ashburn Farm, the Newman family longed for a walkable, live-work-play lifestyle. In 2018 they made that dream a reality after having fun experiences in and a
Brambleton, Ashburn and Loudoun County have all made headlines recently with the opening of the Brambleton Library, for being one of the best places to live, and topping the list as the wealthiest county in the country! These good news stories positive
Miller & Smith Brambleton’s AnnTrisha Ramrattan Don’t just take our word for it! Brambleton works with an exceptional team of home builders in the Northern Virginia area. If you are looking for a new home in Loudoun County, our modern, walkable and
Brambleton Voted Best Residential Community Brambleton is thrilled to have been voted “Best Residential Community” in the DC metro suburbs by Posh Seven Magazine in their “Best of Suburbia 2018” poll! Posh Seven is a top lifestyle publication for wome
By Quinn Collins, former Loudoun County resident I grew up in Loudoun County when there were just four high schools (Loudoun Valley, Loudoun County, Park View and Broad Run). Now, there are 11. In the third grade, I wrote a report on the history of Ash
