Remodeling contractor inLovettsville,
VA

Lovettsville is an incorporated town in northern Loudoun, near the Potomac and the Maryland line. It began as the German Settlement. German families were living here by the 1730s, David Lovett subdivided quarter-acre lots in 1820, the town took the name Lovettsville in 1828, and it was re-incorporated in 1876. The roughly 90-acre Lovettsville Historic District, the core of town, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register in 2012. Lovettsville is not one of the county's six historic overlay districts, and that listing is separate from them. The approach from the south is Route 287, the Berlin Turnpike, off Route 9, and that road runs north to the Potomac, where the bridge carries it into Maryland as Route 17 and Brunswick. The town is a 19th-century village with later houses on lots that are often on well and septic. A bedroom addition on a well-and-septic lot needs Loudoun Health Department approval before the building permit. Inside town limits, town zoning is approved before the county issues the building permit. The drive from Martinsburg is Route 9, then north on Route 287. Real Elite remodels kitchens, primary suites, additions, basements, and outdoor living.