Why Live in Mount Lena
Mount Lena, a neighborhood in Hagerstown, Maryland, features a variety of home styles including ranch-style, Colonial Revival, and farmhouse-inspired residences. Homes here tend to be smaller than those in other parts of Hagerstown, with some set back from the road to allow for more driveway space, while others are closer to the street to maximize backyard areas. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, with a low crime risk. Greenbrier State Park is a major attraction, offering a 42-acre lake and 11 miles of hiking trails. Residents can also enjoy the Mount Lena Pool and nearby Shafer Park in Boonsboro, which has playsets and sports fields. Golf enthusiasts have options like Beaver Creek Country Club and Adkins Mini Golf. Dining options include China Ocean and Jeovani’s Pizzeria in Boonsboro, while The Lodge bar is a notable local spot known for its performances and shows. Shopping is convenient with Weis Market 5 miles away and Boonsboro's Farmers Market open from May to October. The Mason Dixon Dragway, located just outside the neighborhood, hosts frequent racing events. Mount Lena is car-friendly with U.S. Route 40 and Interstate 70 providing access to Fredrick, Hagerstown, and Baltimore. Educational opportunities are strong with highly rated schools such as Greenbrier Elementary School, Boonsboro Middle School, Boonsboro High School, and Highland View Academy.
