Downtown Frederick Houses for Sale

Downtown Frederick offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities, with brick sidewalks, townhouses featuring black shuttered windows, and Greek-style government buildings reminiscent of Revolutionary War-era America. Residents live in townhouses and early 20th-century colonials, enjoying easy access to Neapolitan pizza restaurants, microbreweries, and wine bars along Carroll Creek. The area is known for its vibrant downtown, with shops, restaurants, breweries, and distilleries contributing to its walkability. Carroll Creek Park, lining the southern border, features brick footpaths and merchants, while popular dining spots like the Wine Kitchen on the Creek and Brewer’s Alley attract locals and visitors alike. The Weinberg Center for the Arts hosts music and comedy shows, and First Saturday events bring new gallery openings and art exhibitions each month. The neighborhood's homes range from Federal-style townhouses from the late 19th century to all-brick colonials developed in 2014, offering an urban living experience in a city of about 82,000. Baker Park, located west of downtown, provides green space for jogging, biking, and summer concerts. Grocery needs are met by nearby Firestone’s Market on Market, Weis Markets, and Giant Eagle Supermarket. The highly rated Frederick County Public Schools serve the area, including North Frederick Elementary School, Governor Thomas Johnson Middle School, and Governor Thomas Johnson High School, which features the Academy for the Fine Arts. Downtown Frederick is well-connected via Interstates 270 and 70, with Washington D.C. and Baltimore each an hour away by car, and the MARC Commuter Rail Train providing access to Amtrak services at Union Station in Washington.