46070 Earle Wallace Circle
Sterling 20166 · Loudoun County, Virginia
Trustee foreclosure auction of 46070 Earle Wallace Circle, Sterling, Virginia on December 16, 2026 at 2:00 PM. Held at Loudoun county Circuit Court by Aldridge Pite LLP.
The sale
| Sale date | December 16, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Time | 2:00 PM |
| Where the sale happens (assumed) | Loudoun county Circuit Court |
| Trustee (county records) | Aldridge Pite LLP |
| Trustee phone (county records) | 877-319-8840 |
| Trustee file number | 1338-615B |
| Status | Active |
The notice does not say where this sale will be held. Virginia trustee sales are held at the circuit court of the property's county or city, and that is the courthouse shown above. Confirm it with the trustee before you travel.
Figures marked county records come from the foreclosure filing rather than the notice. Treat them as an estimate and confirm before bidding.
The property
| Beds and baths | 4 bed, 4 bath |
|---|---|
| Year built | 2005 |
| Lot size | 0.21 acres |
| Owner | Owner occupied |
| Years owned | 20 |
The money behind the sale
| Estimated value | $1,043,000 |
|---|---|
| Assessed value | $1,007,180 |
| Estimated equity | 66% |
| Mortgage balance | $484,875 |
| Last sold | $733,315 on February 10, 2006 |
These come from county and lender records through a licensed data provider, not from the trustee's notice. Estimated value, estimated equity and mortgage balance are automated estimates rather than appraisals or payoff figures, and they can be out of date or wrong.
How a Virginia trustee sale works
A trustee sale is a non-judicial foreclosure. The law firm named in the deed of trust runs it on the lender's behalf, at the time and place printed in the notice. Many are held on the steps of the local circuit court, which is a convention rather than a court proceeding. Bidders are usually asked for a deposit in cash or certified funds on the day, with the balance due within a set number of days. Virginia sales are postponed or cancelled often, sometimes on the morning itself, so call the trustee before you travel.