Selma Estates Homeowner’s Association

Selma Estates is a community of 275 single-family homes located north of the Town of Leesburg and west of Route 15.  The Hamlets at Selma Estates are built on half-acre lots and The Ridges at Selma Estates are built on 10+ acre homesites. Options for commuters include the nearby Point of Rocks MARC station, and White’s Ferry, which crosses the Potomac River just three miles away.

Recreation includes:

• Morven Park, located on 1000 acres in Leesburg, Virginia, is a historic site with three museums, an equestrian center, and athletic field complex.
• Ida Lee Park facility has indoor and outdoor pools, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, picnic facility and more.
• Rust Library
• Lucketts Community Center has a preschool, the annual Lucketts Fair, and regular bluegrass performances.
• Tarara Winery and its summer concert series
• Fabbioli Cellars with its outdoor seating area.
• Dry Mill Vineyard and Winery
• Temple Hall Farm Regional Park has a working farm, interpretive tours, trails and the Fall Festival including a Corn Maize
• The C&O Canal National Historic Park, with hiking and cycling paths and public boat launches on the Potomac River.
• Old Lucketts Store and other antique and vintage shops
• Shopping in Leesburg (Outlets, Historic Downtown, Village at Leesburg)
• Raspberry Falls Golf and Hunt Club

History

The Selma Mansion is not part of the HOA, however it is an historic property and former plantation located adjacent to the Selma Estates property.  Selma is best known as the residence of Armistead Thomson Mason, a U.S. Senator from Virginia from 1816 through 1817.

The history for this property dates back to 1794. In March of 2016, the mansion and 50 acres was purchased by Sharon D. Virts and Scott F. Miller and restoration was begun. To read more about the history of Selma Mansion, visit this Selma Mansion Rebirth website.

Washington Life Magazine published an article in July 2019, Inside Homes: Reinventing Selma.