Cadence at Lansdowne

Independent Assessment

Cadence at Lansdowne's main appeal is scale and setting: it is a small, boutique new-construction community (roughly 74–75 homes) rather than a large campus, set in a wooded Lansdowne-area location near an existing resort and golf club, with walkable access to Lansdowne Town Center. Buyers should treat this as a premium-positioned product relative to its much larger neighbor, Lansdowne Woods, and should independently confirm current pricing and remaining inventory given the meaningful spread in reported starting prices across sources.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want new-construction villa living in a small, boutique 55+ community rather than a large condominium campus, with walkable access to Lansdowne Town Center and nearby wineries and Blue Ridge hiking, and who are comfortable with attached-home HOA living, are the best fit for Cadence at Lansdowne.

Homes, Builders & Development History

Cadence at Lansdowne is built by Brookfield Residential, introduced to the Lansdowne submarket around 2021–2022 and covered at that time by The Washington Post as a new 55-and-older townhouse/villa community. The community is reported to comprise roughly 74–75 two-level villa homes, with floor plans (including the Beaumont and Chappelle models) ranging from roughly 1,800 to over 3,200 square feet depending on the source and model. As of the last update, the community's marketing is centered on its "55+ Villa Collection" product line.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Reported starting prices vary by source and over time, ranging from the $600s to around $699,990. Buyers should request current builder pricing and available lot/unit information directly from Brookfield Residential, since new-construction pricing in an active sales community changes frequently and the figures here should be treated as a starting point rather than a current quote.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Cadence at Lansdowne was in active new-construction sales as of recent reporting, meaning a builder warranty applies to new homes, but pricing, available lots, and delivery timing change frequently. Buyers should confirm current construction status, available inventory, and delivery estimates directly with Brookfield Residential; as the community approaches build-out, buyers should also expect a growing resale market alongside remaining new-construction inventory.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes here are subject to Loudoun County real estate tax, assessed and billed at the county level; buyers should confirm the current rate and a specific home's assessed value directly with Loudoun County. Buyers should also ask the HOA about reserve fund status and any planned special assessments as the community completes build-out.

Golf

No on-site golf course as part of the HOA; the community sits near the privately operated Lansdowne Resort and Golf Club, but resident access terms (if any) were not confirmed.

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Cadence at Lansdowne is organized as a small, walkable villa community with community-specific outdoor amenities — dog park, pickleball and multi-sport courts, picnic pavilion, trails, and an amphitheater — set in a wooded Lansdowne-area landscape. Its boutique scale gives it a quieter, more intimate feel than the much larger Lansdowne Woods of Virginia condominium campus nearby.

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Cadence at Lansdowne is in the Lansdowne area near Leesburg, Loudoun County, close to the Lansdowne Resort and Golf Club and within walking distance of Lansdowne Town Center. Residents are reported to have a short drive to Dulles International Airport, One Loudoun, and major grocery retailers (Wegmans, Whole Foods, Costco, Target), with Inova Loudoun Hospital also in the broader area.

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Cadence at Lansdowne's 55+ Villa Collection is independently reported by The Washington Post (2022) as a 55-and-older community, and is consistently described as age-restricted by multiple active-adult directories. The recorded declaration of covenants has not been independently reviewed to confirm current HOPA occupancy-compliance status; buyers should request this documentation directly from Brookfield Residential or the community's HOA before purchasing.

Tradeoffs & Limitations

As a small, roughly 74–75-home community, Cadence at Lansdowne has a much more modest, community-specific amenity package (dog park, sports courts, trails, amphitheater) than its much larger neighbor Lansdowne Woods of Virginia, which has a full resort-style clubhouse shared across more than 1,000 units. There is no on-site golf course as part of the HOA, though the community sits near the privately operated Lansdowne Resort golf facilities. Reported starting prices vary meaningfully across sources (from the $600s to around $699,990), so buyers should get current builder pricing rather than relying on any single figure.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Cadence at Lansdowne is most directly comparable to its two Lansdowne-area neighbors: Lansdowne Woods of Virginia, a much larger (1,100+ unit) condominium campus with a full resort-style clubhouse and generally lower entry prices, and Vistas at Lansdowne, a 120-home over-55 townhome community with shared access to Lansdowne Woods' amenities. Cadence positions itself as a smaller, newer, more boutique villa product at a higher price point than either, without the larger shared-amenity package those two communities offer.

Current Listings

A connected local agent can provide current available lots, builder pricing, and any resale activity within Cadence at Lansdowne.

Is Cadence at Lansdowne the same as Lansdowne Woods of Virginia?

No. Lansdowne Woods of Virginia is a much larger, older condominium campus (1,100+ units) nearby. Cadence at Lansdowne is a smaller, newer villa community (roughly 74–75 homes) built by Brookfield Residential, introduced to the area around 2021–2022.

Is Cadence at Lansdowne legally age-restricted?

It is reported as a 55-and-older community by The Washington Post and multiple active-adult directories. The recorded covenant documentation has not been independently reviewed; confirm current HOPA occupancy-compliance status directly with Brookfield Residential or the HOA before purchasing.

Is there a golf course?

Not as part of the HOA. The community is near the privately operated Lansdowne Resort and Golf Club, but resident access terms were not confirmed.

What is the starting price?

Reported starting prices vary by source, from the $600s to around $699,990. Request current builder pricing directly from Brookfield Residential, since new-construction pricing changes frequently.

How many homes are in the community?

Reported figures vary slightly by source, generally around 74–75 two-level villa homes.