"The Ashburn Farm Homeowners Association is committed to serving and supporting our community by maintaining and enhancing its amenities to create a welcoming and thriving neighborhood. Our mission is to preserve property values, promote community engagement, and ensure the well-being of our residents. Through transparent communication, responsible stewardship, and thoughtful decision-making, we strive to provide a safe, attractive, and harmonious environment for all homeowners. By upholding high standards, fostering a sense of pride, and fostering a strong sense of community, we aim to make Ashburn Farm a place where residents can truly feel at home."
The Events Team is looking for local food trucks for our Summer Kickoff. If you own a food truck that is licensed in Loudoun County or know someone who does, please reach out to us! Events@afhoa.net
03/11
The Board of Trustees Annual Meeting is April 1st at 8 PM. The purpose of the meeting is to elect Officers and conduct any other business that may properly be brought before the membership. The Trustees will hold a community forum to answer any questions you may have about the Association. Annual reports from the President, Scott Batchelder, and the Committee Chairmen will highlight the meeting.
02/24
We're excited to share that our AFHOA team will begin TownSq training in March! Throughout this pilot, we can't wait to connect with our community. We really value your involvement, so be sure to join our Friday Flash for the latest updates.
03/07
Patriot Disposal will begin yard waste collection on Monday, March 10th.
What is yard waste? - From Patriot Disposal's website:
Yard waste is defined as grass clippings, leaves, or bush/hedge trimmings resulting from normal maintenance of your yard. Please place your yard waste on the curb in brown paper yard waste bags or un-bagged in a personal container clearly marked ‘yard waste’ on both sides of the container.
Patriot Disposal will also collect tree trimmings so long as it is cut into four-foot lengths, with each limb or piece of brush no larger than four inches in diameter and tied in small bundles with rope or twine. Each bundle can be no larger than two feet in diameter.
02/28
Our wineries, orchards, and farms need your help! The invasive Spotted Lanternfly was drawn to Loudoun by the Tree of Heaven but quickly moves on to grapevines and fruit trees, putting our local farms and wineries at risk. Join 1,000 of your fellow Loudouners for Scrape for the Grape on Saturday, March 29, 2025, and/or Saturday, April 12, 2025.
Ashburn Farm Association is a proud member of the Loudoun Invasive Removal Alliance (LIRA), We are partnering with Visit Loudoun, Loudoun Wineries and Winegrowers Association and the Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Volunteers will receive training and tools to safely remove Spotted Lanternfly egg masses from trees before they hatch, as well as to tag Tree of Heaven for future removal. As a token of appreciation, volunteers will receive souvenir scrapers, t-shirts, and bandanas.
Additionally, our local wineries and breweries are showing their gratitude with a special weekend of promotions for all volunteers on March 29-30 and April 12-13. And for the kids, a sweet treat—a special event cookie from Mom’s Apple Pie!
For complete details and to sign up, visit https://www.loudouninvasives.com/scrape-for-the-grape. We can't wait to see you there!
03/12
The events team is looking for volunteers!
If you are interested in volunteering for Summer Kickoff, please contact events@afhoa.net. High School students can receive volunteer hours for their service! The events staff is looking for volunteers to ensure attendees have tickets before entering the ride, sell ride tickets, and assist in monitoring the fire line.
Volunteers will get a free t-shirt and meal voucher!
02/28
Important Updates
Community Board: Important Updates!
Town SQ Coming Soon!
Upcoming Events In Ashburn Farm
WELCOME TO
Ashburn Farm Association
There is only one way to find out if a community is right for you and your family. You must get out and experience it. Take to the sidewalks, stroll through the neighborhoods, and talk to the people you meet about why they chose to live here. We encourage you to explore Ashburn Farm in this detail because we know that you will love what you find, the parks, the people, the amenities, the setting. Ashburn Farm blends Virginia’s picturesque beauty with stunning homes and ample community amenities in Loudoun County. The majority of the land on which Ashburn Farm is located was sold to, or inherited by, John Janney, a Delegate for Loudoun County until his death in the late 1800’s. Mr. Janney called the area Ashburn Farm because of close family friends with the same name. The land was eventually sold to Senator William Stewa, later being further divided, and sold. The last owner was the Gray Family, who operated a dairy farm on the land. A windmill was salvaged and restored from the Gray estate and now stands with a large “Ohio Buckeye” tree near the Windmill Community Center.
AMENITIES
Comfortable
and Healthy
Lifestyle
Pools
Tennis
Room Rental
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Pavilion
Basketball Courts
Sports Fields
Playgrounds
