What makes a Carrington Home different from other new construction?

One architect designs every plan, so the details stay consistent across every community — no cookie-cutter repeats, no trim-package-of-three customization. Buyers work directly with Carrington on floor plans, finishes, and layout, and the materials (HardiePlank siding, stone veneer, standing-seam metal accents) are chosen to hold up decades out, not just look good at closing.

Where does Carrington Homes build in Loudoun County?

Primarily Western Loudoun (Purcellville, Round Hill, Hamilton, Waterford, and Lovettsville) with additional communities in Leesburg, Middleburg, and Aldie. New communities are announced regularly; The Ridges at Hillsborough and Westview at Short Hill are next up.

Can I customize a Carrington Home?

Yes, that's the point of building with them. Beyond standard finish selections, Carrington works with buyers on floor plan adjustments, elevations, multi-generational suites, and accessory dwellings. Buyers who already own land in Western Loudoun can also build through Carrington's "On Your Lot" program.

What architectural styles does Carrington Homes offer?

Around 20 plans spanning Farmhouse, Craftsman, French Country, Colonial Revival, and English Cottage, all designed by the same architect, James McDonald of Street Fable, so the details stay consistent even as the styles vary widely from community to community.

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ONE ARCHITECT. TWENTY PLANS. EVERY CORNER OF WESTERN LOUDOUN

It's a Carrington Home

A builder that feels handcrafted, just for you

Carrington Homes isn't a national builder. They're a Western Loudoun–rooted custom builder, and they've stayed deliberately small, building 40 to 50 homes a year, spread across communities scattered from Purcellville to Middleburg. The pace is intentional, designed to make sure every buyer still gets a Carrington home.

One architect designs every plan, one supplier keeps the materials consistent, and one philosophy shows up in every finished house: build it real, not staged. Farmhouse, Craftsman, French Country, Colonial Revival, English Cottage, around 20 plans across a portfolio that reads like Loudoun's own architectural history instead of a builder's catalog.

20+

HOME PLANS

1

ARCHITECT BEHIND EVERY PLAN

40-50

HOMES BUILT PER YEAR

12+

LOUDOUN COMMUNITIES

FIND A CARRINGTON HOME

One architect,
Every plan

Every single Carrington home is designed by James McDonald of Street Fable. That's the reason a Carrington in Purcellville and a Carrington in Middleburg still feel like they belong to the same family, even when the styles are wildly different. Materials stay consistent too: HardiePlank siding, stone veneer, standing-seam metal accents, materials chosen because they hold up twenty years on.

What sets Carrington apart from a national production builder is the customization. Buyers work directly with Carrington's leadership on floor plans, elevations, and finishes, down to multi-generational suites and accessory homes. There's even an "On Your Lot" program for buyers who already own land in Western Loudoun.

CARRINGTON HOMES

Where to find them

PURCELLVILLE

Huntwick Place

Carrington's flagship Western Loudoun community — 3.8 acre homesites.

PURCELLVILLE

Black Oak Ridge

Spacious, peaceful-setting homesites near town.

LOVETTSVILLE

Eagle Creek & Downey Farm

Two of the top footprint communities for Carrington in the area.

ROUND HILL

Highlands & Blue Ridge View

Mountain-backdrop setting with a Carrington signature style.

LEESBURG

Canby

Carrington's Leesburg foothold — in-town convenience, spacious sites.

MIDDLEBURG

Banbury Cross Reserve

Traditional and French Country designs styled for the Middleburg setting.

Also building in: James Farm, Short Hill View, and Meetinghouse Farm (Purcellville); Saratoga (Hillsboro/Purcellville); Ivandale Farms (Hamilton); Old Wheatland Estates (Waterford); Middleburg Downs (Middleburg); Chudleigh (Aldie). Coming soon: The Ridges at Hillsborough (Middleburg) and Westview at Short Hill (Round Hill).