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Community founded in 1832
One of the first historically African American communities to be established in the greater Baltimore area, the neighborhood of Pumphrey, Maryland, was founded in 1832. Taking its name from the nearby Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad’s Pumphrey Station, today, Pumphrey has evolved from a rural landscape to a populated residential community. Nestled between the neighborhoods of Brooklyn Park and Linthicum, Pumphrey also shares a border with the Patapsco River. "Pumphrey is one of those pocket neighborhoods in Baltimore that is small and very close knit," explains Frederick Golding Realtor with RE/MAX. "People tend to stay a really long time and homes get passed down from generation to generation."
Cozy cottages and newer Traditional homes
Comprised of detached single-family homes situated along Belle Grove Road, the neighborhood mostly has older 1950s-style homes. Choose from cozy cottages, split-levels, Cape Cods and ranch-styles, as well as a few newer Traditional builds. For alternative housing options, townhouse and mobile estate communities can also be found here. While the median housing cost is $330,000, prices fluctuate from around $250,000 to over $500,000 depending on home size, style and location. Homes with direct river-front views trend toward higher price points, and it's not uncommon to see residents fishing alongside the riverbanks.
Traditional builds come in all shapes and sizes in Pumphrey.
Homes in Pumphrey have room for a nice garden.
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Proximity to all things transit
One of the best things about living in Pumphrey is its proximity to all things transit. With direct access to I-695 and I-295, and its very own Light Rail stop right off Nursery Road, residents of Pumphrey can get to and from Baltimore City and the surrounding suburbs with ease. Plus, with the Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) right next door, residents no longer have to worry about long rides to the airport. Instead, arrive at the airport in less than 15 minutes. And for those who prefer the train, BWI also includes a MARC/AMTRAK station for commuting to and from Washington D.C.
Shopping centers along Ritchie Highway
For on-the-go needs, residents will find fast food options, gas stations and casual eateries at the intersection of B&A Boulevard and Belle Grove Road. Folks can grab a burger from Checkers or pick up some breakfast sweets at Dunkin Donuts. For groceries, there's the local Ferndale Food Lion. Or for a broader selection of retailers, Glen Burnie has two shopping plazas. Located on Ritchie Highway, these shopping centers feature big box stores like Target, Lowes and Big Lots, as well as a Giant Food grocery store.
If you have grocery shopping you need done, swing by the Giant near Pumphrey.
9 Five Kitchen and Bar is a great spot to have a drink in Pumphrey.
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Students served by Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Students in Pumphrey attend Anne Arundel County Public Schools, like Overlook Elementary School, named for its location “overlooking” Baltimore City. Serving nearly 400 students from pre-kindergarten through fifth grades, this school earns a C-plus rating from Niche and implements the Triple E—or Enhancing Elementary Excellence—program, which centers on children working collaboratively to ask questions and solve problems creatively across a range of subjects. From there, students can attend Lindale Middle School, which earns a B-minus, and North County High, which earns a B.
Scenic views at Overlook Park
Near Overlook Elementary is also Overlook Park, featuring a playground, baseball fields and tennis and basketball courts. Visitors can climb to the top of the park's hill and take in some stellar views of the Baltimore city skyline. Locals recommend visiting at sunset or when there’s a fireworks display for some unique views.
Overlook Park in Pumphrey turned their baseball field into a dog park.
Pumphrey's Overlook Park has many options for sports and playing.
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Pumphrey Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Pumphrey, Brooklyn Park sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Pumphrey, Brooklyn Park over the last 12 months is $415,000, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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