Established in 2003, Rokeby Reserve is a planned community of 85 single family luxury estate homes located on 400 acres of land just south of the Town of Leesburg.  The Reserve at Rokeby Farms surrounds the Rokeby Estate which was made famous through its prominent involvement in history. 

The history of Rokeby began in 1765 when Charles Binns Sr., the first clerk of the Loudoun County Court, built the home on 160 acres. In 1814, the empty house was used to store U.S. government documents at the direction of then-Secretary of State James Monroe. During the War of 1812, the home served as the hiding place of the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and other important documents from the nation’s archives.  Today the home still stands and remains the best example of Georgian architecture in Loudoun County.