Why Live in Fredericktowne Village
Fredericktowne Village, located near the Monocacy River, is a diverse community featuring single-family homes, townhouses, and condos. The neighborhood is characterized by mature trees and landscaping, with new construction nearby. Residents have access to several parks, including Riverwalk Park and Monocacy Village Park, which offer amenities such as baseball diamonds, playgrounds, and walking and biking paths. Fredericktowne Village Park provides additional recreational options with picnic tables, a playground, and a basketball court. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy canoeing, fishing, and kayaking on the Monocacy River. The neighborhood is zoned for highly rated schools, including North Frederick Elementary School, Governor Thomas Johnson Middle School, and Governor Thomas Johnson High School, which features the Academy of Fine Arts program. Downtown Frederick, located about 2 miles south, offers a variety of dining and shopping options, including popular spots like Hootch and Banter and Frederick Social. For errands, residents can visit the Market Square area and Clemson Corner shopping center, which includes a Wegmans and Lowe’s Home Improvement. The neighborhood has a mix of split-level, bilevel, and Colonial Revival homes, with a median construction year of 1987. Public transit options include buses along Schifferstadt Boulevard and 16th Street, connecting to downtown Frederick and the MARC station. The area has a low crime risk compared to the national average. Major cities like Washington, D.C., and Baltimore are approximately 50 miles away, accessible via U.S. Interstate 270 and U.S. Interstate 70, respectively.
