About Oaklawn
Oaklawn is a community of town homes built by Pulte between 2007 and 2009 and is located at the intersection of Battefield Parkway and Sycolin Road. The town homes here stand out because of the unique exterior color packages. This community is part of a larger mixed-use space which already includes a child care center and a bank, and will continue to be developed to feature retail space, restaurants, a hotel, offices, and additional services. The Oaklawn HOA amenities include an outdoor pool, as well as tot lots and sidewalks.
The property is served by the following utility providers: Washington Gas (natural gas), Dominion Power (electricity), Verizon (cable/internet).
Tuscarora Creek Park, a town park with a pavilion and playground, is nearby off of Battlefield Parkway and Philip A. Bolen Memorial Park, with its sports fields and walking trails, is around the corner via Sycolin Road.
Commuters from Oaklawn enjoy direct access to and from the Dulles Greenway, and the Leesburg Park and Ride lot is located nearby. Leesburg Executive Airport is a short two-mile drive from the heart of the neighborhood. The Sycolin Road Bridge, once completed, will make the drive to town a dream, with easy access via Sycolin Road into the heart of Leesburg.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
Read more about the Oaklawn residential community at the HOA website.
Read more about the ongoing development of Oaklawn at the Keane Enterprises projects webpage and the JGB Retail website.
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Population by Age Level. Median Age 38.71. Households: 11,587.
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