Mobile Homes for Sale in Columbia, MD

Columbia is Maryland’s first planned community, established by developer James Rouse in 1967. His intent was to create an environment that would foster neighborly engagement, enable easy access to municipal services and surround residents with nature. It was to be divided into 10 distinct villages, each with its own amenities and variety of housing styles. “The thing I love about Columbia is all the trails,” says Holly Mueck, Realtor and broker with Humanity Realtors, who has 35 years of experience in the area. “I picked my house because it's walking distance to Merriweather Post Pavilion and the town center. You can get pretty much anywhere in the city on the trails. The architecture is creative, and I do enjoy the funny street names.” Residential roads in the city are intended to be whimsical and unique, often drawing inspiration from literature. Homes in the Faulkner Ridge neighborhood, for example, sit on streets with names inspired by the novels of William Faulkner, while places like Wood Elves Way, Green Dragon Court and Rivendell Lane wind around the Hobbit’s Glen Golf Course – all taken from Tolkein’s Lord of the Rings. Today, Columbia has a population of over