The Loudoun County Courthouse is located in Leesburg, Virginia, and serves as the main judicial facility for Loudoun County. Built in 1899, the courthouse features a distinctive Romanesque architectural style, characterized by its stone façade and arched windows. It houses various courtrooms and offices for legal proceedings, including civil, criminal, and family cases. In addition to its judicial functions, the Loudoun County Courthouse is a historic landmark, reflecting the county's rich history. The building is part of the Loudoun County Historic District and is often visited by those interested in local history and architecture.