Middleburg, VA Road Trips
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Trip Routes
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Longest Drive
17.9 mi
Leesburg, VA
Quickest Drive
31m
Leesburg, VA
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Middleburg, VA by the Numbers
Recent demographic snapshot from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
Population
793
Median Income
$115,724
Median Home Value
$707,800
Median Age
54.6
Source: US Census Bureau ACS 5-year (public domain). See our methodology for details.
Middleburg, VA at a Glance
Founded
1787
Elevation
486 ft
Area
1 mi²
Notable People from Middleburg, VA
A sampling of people born in Middleburg, VA.
John Williams
1965
American equestrian
John M. Crebs
1830–1890
American politician (1830-1890)
Lucy Minnigerode
1871–1935
American nurse (1871-1935)
John Leadley Dagg
1794–1884
American theologian and minister
Landmarks & Historic Sites
Attractions and heritage-registered places located in Middleburg, VA.
National Sporting Library
library and museum in Middleburg, Virginia, USA
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Traveler Guide to Middleburg, VA
Middleburg is a town of 800 people (2019) in Virginia known as the capital of horse country. This quaint town features historic architecture, tree-lined streets, charming and unique shops, and a variety of dining establishments. Middleburg is also home to The Red Fox Inn, touted as the oldest original inn in the country. Middleburg is a popular place for celebrities to reside or start a second home. Local celebrity residents include Robert Duvall and Willard Scott. Past residents have included President John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy, Elizabeth Taylor, and Pamela Harriman. Olympic equestrian riders, Fortune 500, and heirs are included in the towns prestigious list of residents. The Civil War features prominently in the town's history, as troops from both Union and Confederate armies camped and skirmished here on their way to Gettysburg. Confederate Colonel John S.
1 The National Sporting Library, 102 The Plains Rd, ☏ +1 540-687-6542. A research center that preserves and shares the art, literature, and culture of horse and field sports. Rotating exhibits. Fox Chase Farm, 23323 Fox Chase Farm Ln., ☏ +1 540 687-5255, [email protected]. Equestrian and event facility located on Route 50. Hosts horse shows for many disciplines, as well as bus tours, riding demonstrations, pony parties for birthdays, farm-to-table dinners and other events. (updated Mar 2016) Greenhill Winery & Vineyards, 23595 Winery Ln., ☏ +1 540 687-6968. 11 acres of vineyards set against the Blue Ridge Mountain range. (updated Mar 2016) 2 Middleburg Community Center, 300 W. Washington St, ☏ +1 540 687-6373, fax: +1 540 687-3696, [email protected]. Community center featuring public outdoor space including an herb garden and patio, playgrounds, outdoor pool, ball field and picnic area. (updated Mar 2016) The Pink Box, 12 N. Madison St.. Middleburg's visitors' center. (updated Mar 2016) Red Fox Inn & Tavern, 2 E. Washington St., ☏ +1 540 687-5780. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, still operational as a Drink/Eat/Sleep option, the Red Fox Inn is one of the oldest continuously operated inns in the United States. (updated Mar 2016) Empower Adventure Middleburg LLC, 500 N. Pendleton St., ☏ +1 540 692-9471. 20-acre adventure center, includes a zip line canopy tour with 5 zip lines and 2 suspended bridges. (updated Mar 2016)
The French Hound, 101 S. Madison St, ☏ +1 540-687-3018. French inspired bistro. Market Salamander, 200 W. Washington St, ☏ +1 540-687-8011. Working chefs market with prepared foods, wine, cheese & other gourmet food products. (updated Jun 2017) Goodstone Inn and Restaurant, 36205 Snake Hill Rd., ☏ +1 540 687-3333, fax: +1 540 687-6115, [email protected]. Farm-to-table gourmet dining. Executive Chef William Walden brings years of experience and expertise in creating French cuisine keeping to traditional and classical preparations. (updated Mar 2016) Harrimans Virginia Piedmont Grill, 500 N. Pendleton St., ☏ +1 540 326-4070, [email protected]. Features fresh, seasonal ingredients, from the Chef’s garden just outside the restaurant. (updated Mar 2016) Home Farm Store, 1 E. Washington St., ☏ +1 540 687-8882, [email protected]. Home Farm is Ayrshire Farm’s butcher shop and grocery store featuring U.S. and Virginia sourced products. The beef, pork, veal, chicken and turkey products are all Certified Humane and Certified Organic. (updated Mar 2016) Market Salamander, 200 W Washington St, ☏ +1 540-687-8011. Daily 7:30AM-6PM. Offers a café with gourmet sandwiches to go. Middleburg Common Grounds, 114 W. Washington St., ☏ +1 540 687-7065. A local favorite — coffee, tea, beer, wine — breakfast sandwiches all day — salads — soup — sandwiches — local providers whenever possible — rotating art gallery of local artists. (updated Mar 2016) The Upper Crust, 2 N. Pendleton St., ☏ +1 540 687-5666.
Gold Cup Wine Bar, 500 N. Pendleton St., ☏ +1 540-751-3164, [email protected]. Piedmont-inspired cuisine paired with featured Virginia and international wines. (updated Mar 2016) 1 Mount Defiance Cidery and Distillery, 207 W Washington St, Middleburg (Route 50), ☏ +1 540-687 8100. Daily noon-6PM. Local distillery, making and serving bourbon, rum, absinthe, agave spirit, amaretto liqueur, apple brandy, cider, and more. Have a taste on-site, and take away a few bottles for late. (updated Jun 2021) Middleburg Common Grounds, 114 W. Washington St., ☏ +1 540 687-7065. A local favorite — coffee, tea, beer, wine — breakfast sandwiches all day — salads — soup — sandwiches — local providers whenever possible — rotating art gallery of local artists. (updated Mar 2016)
1 Goodstone Inn & Estate, 36205 Snake Hill Rd, ☏ +1 540-687-3333, toll-free: +1-877-219-4663, fax: +1 540 687-6115. A luxurious country retreat sitting above Goose Creek in Middleburg with a spa, an outdoor pool, a golf course, a fitness center, and an outdoor hot tub. Five distinctive dwellings on a 265 acre estate. Features the adjacent Hilltoppers Restaurant. Briar Patch Bed and Breakfast Inn, 23130 Briar Patch Ln., ☏ +1 703-327-5911, fax: +1 703 327-5933, [email protected]. Historic property on 47 rolling acres with mountain views. 8 antique-decorated bedrooms in the 200-year-old main house, one-bedroom cottage, 3 bedrooms in a renovated chicken coop building. Host events such as weddings, parties, retreats and meetings for up to 200 people. (updated Mar 2016) Salamander Resort & Spa, 500 N. Pendleton St, ☏ +1 540-687-3600. Set on 340 acres nestled into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. All 168 rooms and suites include an outdoor patio or balcony, and plush bedding. (updated Apr 2019)
Getting to Middleburg requires a car, and it is on US-50. Coming from D.C., it is best to pick up US-50 from I-66 W. Once you are here, the village is delightfully walkable.
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