Loudoun County has another 130 available apartments for seniors at three income tiers

ASHBURN, VA – Loudoun County announced Wednesday that it has financed 130 affordable housing units for adults aged 55 and older in the Chantilly/South Riding area.

In a press release, the county stated that 109 1-bedroom units and 21 2-bedroom units will soon be available in the five-story, smoke-free building formerly called the Avonlea Senior Apartments and now known as The Linden Senior Residences. The building also has a fitness center, business and multipurpose rooms, Wi-Fi and other services.

Housing units are available according to area median income (AMI). There are 89 units for households at 60 percent AMI, 34 units for households at 50 percent AMI and 7 units for households at 30 percent AMI. As of April 2025, the AMI was $114,750 for a single person in the county and $131,150 for a two-person household.

The property remains under construction and is expected to be complete at the end of July, with tenants moving in in August, according to the county. However, the leasing process has begun. For more information, contact Linden staff at 703-466-0538 or thelinden@slnusbaum.net to schedule an appointment to apply to lease a unit. Applicants will have to go through an income verification process.

The project was funded through the Affordable Multifamily Housing Loan Program administered by the Loudoun County Department of Housing and Community Development.

More information can be found here.