Marlboro Village

Marlboro Village

$431,371 Average Value
$213 Average Price per Sq Ft
7 Homes For Sale

An Upper Marlboro community near the Capital Beltway

About 8 miles south of Interstate 495, Marlboro Village offers quiet suburbia with commuter access to the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area’s most integral highway. “We call I-495 the Capital Beltway because it loops around the entirety of D.C.,” says Tina Marie Marshall, the broker-owner of MD Prime Realty Co. and an Upper Marlboro resident. “People want to live near that highway because it’s so convenient, but Marlboro Village is far enough that there isn’t any noise or an excessive amount of traffic.” Aside from commuter convenience, locals can also easily access lively green spaces, like Watkins Regional Park, and downtown Upper Marlboro, home to several longstanding eateries and Prince George’s County government buildings.

colonial revivals, ranch styles and new traditional houses are a plenty in Marlboro Village.
colonial revivals, ranch styles and new traditional houses are a plenty in Marlboro Village.
Colonial revivals dominate the housing market in Marlboro Village.
Colonial revivals dominate the housing market in Marlboro Village.
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New builds in Marlboro Village

Homes built between the 1990s and 2020s dot Marlboro Village’s sidewalk-lined roads. Colonial Revivals, ranch styles and New Traditional houses often sit on half-acre lots shaded by young white oak trees. Houses typically have three to six bedrooms and attached garages. Prices tend to be higher than Upper Marlboro’s average $450,000 selling price. Older homes can cost between $400,000 and $500,000, while newer houses can cost between $600,000 and $800,000. Townhouses typically sell in the $250,000 to $400,000 range.

A Typical home in the Marlboro Village neighborhood.
A Typical home in the Marlboro Village neighborhood.
Marlboro Village features beautiful Spacious New Builds Galore.
Marlboro Village features beautiful Spacious New Builds Galore.
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The Capital Beltway leads to D.C., Route 301 reaches Baltimore

Though Marlboro Village has sidewalks, it’s a car-dependent community. Brown Station Road links with the Capital Beltway, making downtown D.C. a 21-mile drive northwest. A 37-mile drive north on U.S. Route 301 leads to Baltimore. Depending on traffic, the drive to either city can take 30 minutes to an hour. The neighborhood has several Prince George’s County bus stops, and the Downtown Largo Metro station is less than 8 miles north. It follows the Blue Line, reaching downtown D.C. in less than an hour. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is 21 miles west, while Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is 33 miles north. MedStar Southern Maryland Hospital Center is 10 miles southwest. Residents sometimes hear noise from the occasional low-flying plane leaving Joint Base Andrews, an Air Force facility 10 miles west.

Once the busiest road through Upper Marlboro route 301 gets you where you are going.
Once the busiest road through Upper Marlboro route 301 gets you where you are going.
Route 4 funs from Washington DC through Upper Marlboro, to Leonardtown.
Route 4 funs from Washington DC through Upper Marlboro, to Leonardtown.
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Specialty programs at Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School

Children can attend Barack Obama Elementary, James Madison Middle and Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School, all graded a C by Niche. The high school offers special programs like business management and finances, information technology and health and biosciences. The elementary and high school are both in Marlboro Village, but Marshall says students don’t typically walk to school. “In general, kids in the Upper Marlboro area take the bus to school. Some of them will walk if it takes less than 10 minutes.”

Dr. Henry Wise Jr, High School in Upper Marlboro has a beautiful updated campus.
Dr. Henry Wise Jr, High School in Upper Marlboro has a beautiful updated campus.
Dr. Henry Wise Jr, High School services Marlboro Village residents.
Dr. Henry Wise Jr, High School services Marlboro Village residents.
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A neighborhood hiking trail, and a century-old carousel at Watkins Regional Park

Starting on Brook Lane, locals can hop on a forested asphalt trail. A less than mile-long hike leads to Kings Grant Park, a 38-acre green space with tennis courts, soccer fields and a baseball diamond. The trail continues through the park, passing a pond with a fishing dock. Marshall says locals also drive to other recreational spaces. “There are a few state and regional parks in the area and those are really popular. Technically, Rosaryville State Park is closer, but Watkins Regional Park has a lot more to do, especially for kids.” Campgrounds and 16 miles of horseback riding, hiking and biking trails cover Rosaryville State Park, 5 miles south. At Watkins Regional Park, about 7 miles north, a yellow brick road leads to the Wizard of Oz-themed playground. Kids ride the miniature train or a hand-carved, wooden horse on the Dentzel Carousel, built in 1905. The 839-acre green space also has tennis courts, baseball diamonds and basketball courts.

Stay on the yellow brick road to the Wizard of Oz playground, Watkins Regional Park, Kettering.
Stay on the yellow brick road to the Wizard of Oz playground, Watkins Regional Park, Kettering.
Enjoy the many trails at Watkins Regional Park in Kettering.
Enjoy the many trails at Watkins Regional Park in Kettering.
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County buildings and longstanding restaurants in downtown Upper Marlboro

Located in the seat of Prince George’s County, Marlboro Village is home to the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections. The county Animal Services Facility & Adoption Center is on Brown Station Road, and other government buildings, like the county courthouse, are about 2 miles southeast in downtown Upper Marlboro. Downtown Marlboro’s red-brick buildings are also home to a few locally owned restaurants. Old Towne Inn, established in 2006, is a go-to for live jazz music, Washington Commander watch parties and Sunday brunch. A neon sign flickers outside Ledo Pizza, which has been serving rectangular-shaped pizza since 1955. Furniture crafted by the Amish and groceries are available at Dutch Village Farmers Market, a brick-and-mortar store in the Marlboro Village Shopping Center. Marshall says locals also shop at Bowie Town Center, 12 miles north. “There’s not a huge shopping center or mall in the Upper Marlboro area. Bowie is where most people go for bigger shopping trips.” The open-air shopping center has over 70 stores, including Macy’s, Barnes and Noble and a Safeway grocery store.

Upper Marlboro was originally a port town on the Patuxent River
Upper Marlboro was originally a port town on the Patuxent River
Beautiful classic county buildings are spread all throughout downtown Marlboro Village.
Beautiful classic county buildings are spread all throughout downtown Marlboro Village.
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    5209 Mount Airy Ln, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

    $545,000

    • 3 Beds
    • 2.5 Baths
    • 2,878 Sq Ft
    • 5209 Mount Airy Ln

    Welcome to this charming home at Mount Airy Lane. With over 2,800 square feet of living space, you can enjoy the best of both worlds - peaceful country living while close to major highways and approximately 15 minutes from the new Regional Medical Center. The house was completely renovated, including all major systems such as roofing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. It is like brand new with the

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    4910 King Patrick Way Unit 201, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

    $325,000

    • 2 Beds
    • 1.5 Baths
    • 1,341 Sq Ft
    • 4910 King Patrick Way
    • Unit 201
    • New 23 days ago

    Welcome to 4910 King Patrick Way #201, a beautiful 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom townhouse-style condo nestled in the sought-after Kings Council community of Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Built in 1994, this meticulously maintained home offers 1,341 square feet of comfortable living space, combining modern updates with classic Colonial design.The main level boasts rich hardwood floors throughout the dining

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