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Spacious resort-style living in Aspen Hill
Manor Park is a suburban community among the trees of Aspen Hill. Due to diverse prewar custom development, no two houses look the same, but the biggest draw for locals is the neighborhood's Manor Country Club, where members can play golf and tennis or barbecue and socialize. "I've said before to my neighbors, 'Call me crazy, but it feels like we live in a resort,' and they'd say to me, 'I'm gonna correct you; we do live in a resort,'" says Lisa Johnson, a Manor Park resident for over 20 years and a Realtor with Weichert. "Even if you're not playing tennis or golf, [when] you take your neighborhood walk, it feels like that." Locals who aren't country club members can still be socially active in the neighborhood by attending events organized by the Manor Park Community Association. "Children who grew up in the neighborhood often end up coming back to purchase their own homes when they are adults," says Ashley Veith, a Realtor on the Tamara Kucik Team at RLAH. Manor Park is a community comprised of many second and third-generation families, which keeps turnover low and contributes to solid home satisfaction.
An enchanting tudor revival home with pristine landscaping in Manor Park.
Beautiful foliage blooms during the spring months in Manor Park.
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Custom homes in a wooded suburb
Home values range from $750,000 to $1.6 million, varying by age and renovation status. Johnson mentions that no major builders developed Manor Park, so buyers can walk down shady, tree-lined sidewalks and find a wide variety of home styles built from the 1930s through the '70s. Streets are grid-patterned and end in small cul-de-sacs. At the lower end of the price range, 1950s brick colonials are right beside the golf course for about $750,000. Four-bedroom Cape Cods and split-level styles are priced between $800,000 and $880,000. There are also 1930s Tudor-style houses going for $900,000 and expanded colonials with bay windows priced above $1 million. While sellers usually experience multiple offers, Veith says there are plenty of off-market deals throughout the neighborhood. "Many residents house hop. They'll move a few doors down because their home needs have changed, but they want to stay in the neighborhood. Sometimes people house swap with their neighbors."
A charming row of colonial inspired homes in Manor Park.
A row of massive single family homes nestled on a hill in Manor Park.
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Folks can walk to the Country Club for golf or dinner
Manor Country Club, the community's centerpiece, offers members access to an 18-hole championship golf course, tennis courts and an aquatics facility with a separate lap pool for adults. There are also elegant dining areas serving seasonally inspired cuisine, from a dining terrace and patio overlooking the golf course, to the pub, popular for lunch after a round of golf, to a tiki bar. The country club is embedded among residential streets, which Johnson stresses as a huge benefit, saying, "It's the difference of being at the pool or playing tennis or having dinner and a couple glasses of wine on the back patio because you're able to walk home, rather than drive home."
You'll never miss tee time in Manor Park with the local country club in your backyard.
The tennis courts at Olney Manor Recreational Park is a great place to work on your serve.
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Neighbors celebrate Great Oaktoberfest in the fall
The Manor Park Community Association's annual events build bonds and keep neighbors engaged. There's a large July 4th party and fireworks display. "There is also a Halloween bash with trunk or treating and a formal Holly Ball in the holiday season with dinner, a live band and dancing," Veith says. The association also organizes Great Oaktoberfest, a fall festival that runs down Great Oak Street to the west. "[For] Great Oaktoberfest, the community association pays for kegs [and] live bands," says Johnson. "all the neighbors bring food. There's face painting and stuff for the kids as well."
Rockville Town Square has unique dining destinations
For groceries, Johnson suggests the Safeway at Rock Creek Village Center, less than 2 miles west on Norbeck Road. Another mile down the street are the shops and restaurants along Rockville Pike, where folks can browse Food Lion or get smoked brisket from Mission Barbecue. Rockville Town Square is an outdoor plaza featuring upscale dining options like Kumbia Restaurant, which serves Latin dishes like the Peruvian lomo saltado, has cocktail specials for happy hour, and is full of music and dancing at night. Paris Baguette is an artisan bakery serving creative pastries like tiramisu tarts, mochi donuts and buttercream bread.
Manor Park residents prefer Finnegan's Wake for their happy hour destination.
Manor Park locals rave about the events held at Rockville Town Square.
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Montgomery County schools get all A's
Manor Park's youngest residents are part of Montgomery County Public Schools, a highly rated district with an A rating from Niche and a student-teacher ratio of 14 to one. Flower Valley Elementary School and Rockville High School both have stellar A-ratings from Niche, and Earle B. Wood Middle School is rated an A-minus. Flower Valley Elementary is supported by an active parent-teacher association that sponsors festivals, bingo nights and an annual fun run. Students at Earle B. Wood Middle can attend summer robotics camps and complete literacy and world language assignments to keep their skills sharp all year.
Earl B. Wood Middle School located in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Rockville High school serves the Montgomery County School System.
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Within 5 miles of three Red Line metro stations
Manor Park residents are within 5 miles of three metro stations: Glenmont to the south and Rockville and Twinbrook to the west, for Red Line access through the greater Washington, D.C., area. Commuters can also drive to downtown D.C. in just under an hour along 16th Street, Connecticut Avenue or Georgia Avenue.
The Rockville Metro will get you into DC faster than driving from Manor Park.
Rockville Town Square is the best place for shopping near Manor Park.
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On average, homes in Manor Park, Aspen Hill sell after 18 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Manor Park, Aspen Hill over the last 12 months is $887,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This charming Colonial home, perfect for multigenerational living and entertaining, nestled in the desirable community of Manor Park adjacent to Manor Country Club, but with the benefits of county services, offers a perfect blend of comfort and elegance. With 6,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, this residence features 6 spacious bedrooms and 5 full bathrooms, ensuring ample
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