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A Baltimore suburb with access to shopping and new homes
Carney is a Nottingham suburb north of Baltimore consisting of new constructions, 1950s Cape Cods and townhouses from the 1980s. “I think people move to Carney because you’re just outside the beltway with great access to the city and 695. A lot of people work in the city, and in my opinion, it’s not as expensive or as crowded as some of the other suburban areas,” says Fred Golding, a Realtor since 2003 and co-founder of GQ Home Team in the Baltimore area. As a local, Fred is active in the community and even plays in a jazz band that tours local venues. “It’s got a nice feel to it, a lot of regular, good-quality homes and construction. They may not be high-end mansions, but this is where a lot of first-time buyers get their start.” Locals can spend a day shopping at White Marsh Mall or picnic at the Loch Raven Reservoir. Carney homes prices average around $332,000 - over $100,000 more than in nearby Parkville and Overlea, but is half the price of homes in Hampton to the west. Residents celebrate the changing of the seasons at Weber’s Cider Mill Farm or sit down to dinner at McFaul’s Ironhorse Tavern. Students study in the Baltimore County Public School system, graded an overall B on Niche, and is the No. 4 best school district in the Baltimore area. Carney is about 17 miles north of downtown Baltimore, making it a possible neighborhood for those who commute.
Nearly 30,000 residents live in Caney Maryland.
Boating is popular activity for outdoorsy Careny residents Loch on Raven Reservoir.
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1950s brick homes and new constructions in Carney
Townhouse communities built in the 1970s and 1980s with three to four bedrooms can cost between $215,000 and $350,000. Some have no Homeowners Association while others may have varying annual or monthly fees. New constructions in the Holly Farms community were built in the last three years. Housing styles vary from Craftsman features to traditional Colonial-inspired estates, with four or more bedrooms and wide driveways. These houses tend to cost between $600,000 and $850,000. Established residences dating back to the 1950s range from brick and wood-siding split-levels to ranch-style homes and smaller Cape Cods. Prices range from $250,000 to $550,000. Several creeks run through the neighborhood, such as Whitemarsh Run and Jennifer Branch. Houses near these bodies of water may experience rising water or flooding during rainy seasons.
For those looking for a smaller home Carney has several townhomes communities.
Rambler and ranch style homes are a popular home style in Carney.
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Baltimore County Public School courses and clubs
Students can begin their education at Carney Elementary School, which is Graded a B-minus on Niche, and then move on to Pine Grove Middle School, rated a B. Pine Grove Middle offers several clubs and sports, such as robotics, orchestra, cross country and a broadcast club. The middle school is also home to the area’s local disc golf course. Parkville High School, graded a B-minus, is the only public school in Baltimore County that offers German in their world languages curriculum. Parkville High also offers several avenues for performing arts, such as music tech, guitar and dance.
Carney Elementary School has a population of 616 students.
Carney Students can attend Parkville High School, home to the Knights.
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Loch Raven Reservoir and Cromwell Valley Park
Northwest of most homes, Loch Raven Reservoir is a local spot for picnics and hikes. Residents can boat and fish in the large artificial lake, as well as view several historic bridges, such as Yellott Bridge which was built in 1906. The expansive space provides a habitat for white-tailed deer, wild turkeys and songbirds that are popular among local birdwatchers. Cromwell Valley Park has several walking trails and the Willow Grove Nature Education Center, which has live animals and educational exhibits. Also on the property, Long Island Farm is a historical landmark that can be dated back to 1764. Those living on Andrea Avenue can walk to the end of the street to the Andrea Playground for a day in the trees.
Cromwell Valley Park is popular destination for Carney pet owners.
Loch Raven Reservoir is one of the most pristine outdoor locations in the Baltimore area.
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North Plaza shopping mall and local restaurants
For a fun night out, folks head over to Das Bierhalle. “They’ve got great food, great beer. They can get busy, especially when there’s a sports event going on, but there’s really good food there,” Golding says. Residents can also head over to McFaul’s IronHorse Tavern on Cromwell Bridge Road, which serves old English-style pub food and hosts live music nights. Top Hat Sports Bar & Grill is a pool hall that hosts local tournaments. “I actually started going there when I was 21 or 18 just to shoot pool with friends when they had a league going on, Golding says. “Since then, they’ve done a lot of renovations with food, tables, bar space... It's a good local hangout.” The shopping centers of North Plaza and Perring Plaza over on East Joppa Road make up most of the shopping in Carney. Familiar big box stores like Home Depot, Safeway and Walgreens can be found here, along with regional restaurants like Urban Crab Shack or Mama Lucia. “Firehouse Tavern is another really good place,” Golding says. “A friend of mine used to own it – he was a firefighter, of course – and it's great for karaoke, hanging out and relaxing,” Golding says.
Big Box stores like Home Depot are located in Carney.
Carney locals enjoy McFaul's IronHorse Tavern's outside dinning during the summer months.
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Annual events at Weber’s Cider Mill Farm
Throughout the year, but especially during the fall, a favorite Carney destination is Weber’s Cider Mill Farm. Family owned and operated since 1908, the Weber family offers seasonal pick-your own options like pumpkins, as well as fresh pressed cider, baked goods and even roast turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas. They also host other seasonal festivals throughout the year, such as the Strawberry Festival in June, the Peach and Blackberry Festival in August and an Easter egg hunt in March.
Weber's Farm Market and Cider Mill opened in Carney in 1908.
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Getting around in Carney and Baltimore
Carney locals can drive 17 miles south to downtown Baltimore via Interstate 95. Washington D.C. is about 50 miles south of Carney, which commuters can access within an hour and a half via the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. Homes near the Baltimore Beltway and East Joppa Road may experience a large amount of traffic noise. For weekends away, the Baltimore/Washington International Airport is 23 miles south via Interstate 895. For emergencies or checkups, the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center is 7 miles away.
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On average, homes in Carney, MD sell after 2 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Carney, MD over the last 12 months is $255,000.
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