Unison Village in Loudoun County, VA
Unison is a quaint little village just outside of Middleburg, Va. Its original name back in 1813 was Union, but also was referred to as Butterland and Greenville in deeds dating in the 1802 timeframe. Unison’s current name was established in 1829 because of another town in VA that was named Union, therefore Unison was created as the name to avoid duplication of towns and confusion.
Originally consisting of approximately 20 acres with no real town limits, Unison has currently about 70 acres considered to be part of the Unison Village. Reality though is that folks in the area embrace the neighboring areas of Bloomfield, Furr Road and the north end of Unison Road which is considered Round Hill as part of the community.
This charming little village is full of history which is best seen on the Unison Preservation Society Website at: http://www.unisonva.org/history.html.
Equestrians of all ages abound in the community and neighboring roads as Unison is directly within the Piedmont Hunt Territory. Piedmont is considered the nation’s oldest hunt and their kennels are located just south of Unison. Not only are many residents active in the Piedmont Hunt, but the neighborhood often has barbecue trail rides that have become extremely popular.
Unison itself has several events throughout the year with the Unison Heritage Day in October being their biggest.
If you haven’t been to Unison before, check it out! It’s worth the short drive past Middleburg for its friendly, quaint ambience and incredible mountain views. Some of the finest horse properties are located in Unison and it’s a gorgeous drive through the back roads.
If you are looking for horse property in Loudoun, call your equestrian expert, Sonja Adams at 703-963-7407 or email at SonjaAdams2011@gmail.com.
Sonja Adams
Samson Properties
14526 Lee Rd, #100
Chantilly, VA 20151
703-963-7407
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