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Why live in Dickeyville?
Dickeyville comes with historic charm and an enchanting, old-world curb appeal. It is a National Historic District that borders the Gwynns Falls stream system and originated as a mill town in the late 1600s. The community’s passionate residents have preserved the historic homes and the area's natural greenery, making it feel more like a storybook village than a Baltimore suburb. Residents have unique access to Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park, the largest green space in the city, and are within minutes of shopping centers like Security Square and retailers along U.S. Route 40.
Experience the welcoming community and serene lifestyle that Dickeyville has to offer.
Dickeyville's historic homes often feature stunning stone walls and timeless architecture.
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Historic homes come with character and charm
Buyers can find eclectic Colonial Revivals with brick and stone siding, and Federal-style townhouses along hilly streets. “Dickeyville’s a very small pocket in Baltimore, with very old historic homes; it almost has the feel of not being in the city,” says Chris Cooke, a Team Leader with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services with 21 years of experience serving Maryland. “Some of the stock there, because it's so old it might need renovation.” Home prices range from the mid $300,000s to the mid $600,000s, depending on age, square footage, and home condition. The community has been around for centuries, and most of the oldest homes are from the 18th century, serving as housing for the mill workers at the time.
White picket fences are common features for Dickeyville homes.
Homes in Dickeyville showcase vibrant colors and unique architectural charm.
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Popular parks close to the community
Dickeyville Park features the historic dam at Ashland Mill, offering scenic views of waterfalls and the churning Gwynns Falls waterway. The Dickeyville Trail allows residents to stroll from their homes to the expansive, 1,200-acre Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park. There, they can explore educational exhibits at the Carrie Murray Nature Center, send kids to the playgrounds, or host a cookout at the picnic shelter. You can also tee off at Forest Park Golf Course, less than a mile north of the neighborhood.
Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park has trails that lead to and from Dickeyville.
Locals can head to the shops at Security Square Mall to:
Browse clothes at Burlington Coat Factory
Order butter chicken from Mehfil Karahi and Kabab
Catch the latest hit movies at AMC Security Square 8
Many restaurants and retailers line Route 40, including Sam’s Club and Safeway for groceries, Addy’s Barbeque for halal dishes, and Chopin Noodle House for authentic Chinese hand-pulled noodles.
School choice is offered with BCPS
Baltimore City Public Schools serves Dickeyville. High school students in the district can apply to schools across the district through magnet pathways, open enrollment seats, and out-of-district applications, with final placement depending on criteria-based scoring, lottery assignment, or available capacity.
Dickey Hill Elementary/Middle School offers quality education for families in Dickeyville.
Forest Park High School provides Dickeyville’s youth with excellent opportunities to learn and grow.
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Plenty of events to see all year-round
Dickeyville hosts several annual events throughout the year to bring neighbors together:
The Fourth of July Weekend Celebration includes a parade, a barbecue and live music
The Chili Cook Off & Bonfire is held over by the dam, all to crown the “Best Dish” among contestants
Carol singing is popular in December, with locals going door-to-door spreading holiday spirit
Pancake breakfasts are run by the Dickeyville Garden Club and also take place in December
Public transit makes getting around Dickeyville easy and convenient.
Getting around Baltimore from home
LocalLink buses stop along main streets like Dickey Hill Road and Forest Park Avenue. Residents are minutes away from the Triple Bridges area, a major highway interchange connecting Interstate 70 and the Baltimore Beltway, for access to the city and Baltimore County. Downtown Baltimore is an 8-mile drive east along Route 40, which takes about half an hour depending on traffic. You can catch flights out of the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, which is 14 miles south.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Dickeyville
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Dickeyville Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Dickeyville, Baltimore sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Dickeyville, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $487,500, up 27% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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