Town of Lucketts
Famous for its antique emporiums, little Lucketts on a northern stretch of Route 15 is bursting with eclectic treasures at its roadside vintage stores. All around, from the Potomac River in the east to tumbling hills in the west, are grain fields, vineyards, wineries, breweries and farm stores stocked with bountiful fresh produce.
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This is fertile farmland and there are multiple stalls at which to pick up fresh local produce. Loudounberry Farm & Garden sells the juiciest plums, peaches and tomatoes, as well as meats and ice cream, while Staples Grocery offer light fare, market goods and coffee all under one roof. Don’t miss Brossman’s Family Farm or Farmer John’s Market for local fruits, vegetables and baked goods before or after your day antiquing.
Fabbioli Cellars, beloved farm vineyard and tasting room of veteran vintner Doug Fabbioli, is a Lucketts – and Loudoun – icon. What to try? The zesty new-world style 2016 Barbera holds true to its traditional Italian heritage.
Don’t miss a visit to Vanish Farmwoods Brewery – Jonathan Staples’ popular tap room on his 53-acre Black Hops Farm where the crisp lagers and hoppy IPAs come with live music and smoked BBQ. For a more intimate setting, jump to the other side of Route 15 and visit family and dog-friendly Barnhouse Brewery.
- Luckett’s Holiday House (November-December): The Lucketts Store hosts the beloved annual Luckett’s Holiday House, a festively decorated 19th-century farmhouse on the property in which all décor and items, from homeware to ornaments to furniture, are for sale. Purchase tickets to attend.
FAQs About Lucketts
Where is Lucketts, Virginia?
Lucketts is located in Northern Virginia’s Loudoun County. The small, historic town is about eight miles north of Leesburg.
How far is Lucketts from Dulles International Airport? From Washington, DC?
Lucketts is approximately 23 miles from Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). The drive varies based on traffic, usually taking 25-45 minutes. From Washington, DC, Lucketts is approximately 47 miles. The drive varies based on traffic, usually taking between 1 hour and 1 hour 45 minutes. Find information about getting around Loudoun.
What is there to do in Lucketts?
Lucketts is a treasure hunter's paradise, with some of the area’s most notable antiques shops. Spend the day browsing eclectic antiques, vintage finds, architectural salvage and one-of-a-kind home décor at Lucketts Store, neighboring shops like The Cottage and nearby Rust and Feathers before uncorking the region's renowned wines. Nearby wineries include Hidden Brook Winery, where the Chambourcin and the Vidal Blanc are favorites; Droumavalla Farm, where you can follow a guided trail through the vineyard; Eagletree Farm & Vineyards, where handcrafted, wood-fired flatbreads complement the estate-grown wines and the award-winning Fabbioli Cellars, where the tastings pair fine wines with gourmet bites.
What’s the best time of year to visit Lucketts?
Enjoy shopping for antiques and sipping local wine any time of year! Antiques aficionados and collectors won’t want to miss the famous Lucketts Holiday House.
What other nearby towns are worth visiting?
Southwest of Lucketts, Waterford is a historic village dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries – stroll its tree-lined streets and take in Americana. In the county seat of Leesburg, head to the historic downtown for celebrated restaurants, craft breweries, cocktail bars, coffee shops and eclectic boutiques. Explore more of Loudoun’s top towns.
