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Owings is a suburban town with farming roots and beach access
Owings, Maryland is home to just under 2,500 people and is located between Dunkirk and Chesapeake Beach on the western side of the Chesapeake Bay. This small, semi-rural suburban town is known for its farm-fresh produce and exceptional schools. “This whole area used to be farmland,” says Gail Nyman, a realtor with RE/MAX who has over 40 years of experience in Maryland real estate. “Now, it still has bountiful farms, but also great schools, plenty of dining and shopping, and is all around a great place to call home.”
Discover the heart of Owings in our intimate cul-de-sac, a quiet enclave where community thrives
Freedom Hill Horse Rescue saves neglected, abused and unwanted horses in Owings Md.
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Custom-built homes with front porches and wide lawns
Houses in Owings are set back from the street with wide properties on winding roads. Many houses are set on cul-de-sacs; most have well-manicured lawns and are shaded by established trees. The average home price is $600,000, and prices range from $500,000 to $900,000. Most houses are custom-builds that take inspiration from colonial revival styles and often include front porches.
In Owings, colonial homes with front porche offer a blend of traditional elegance outdoor living
The allure of Owings colonial homes, each adorned with front porches for a touch of hospitality.
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Calvert County schools are among Maryland’s best
Students living in Owings attend Calvert County Public School District schools. “The schools are award-winning and are some of the best in Maryland,” says Nyman. This district is rated A-minus by Niche and is listed as the fifth-best school district in Maryland. A student growing up in Owings may attend Windy Hill Elementary School, ranked B-plus by Niche, Windy Hill Middle School, rated A-minus, and Northern High School, rated A-minus. Northern High School is listed as the second-best public high school in Calvert County and boasts a theater program that puts on three musicals annually.
Windy Hill Middle School
Northern High School, Owings Md.
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Local fishing spots and summer activity at the Chesapeake Bay
Outside of work and school, locals take advantage of Owings’ seasonal weather and enjoy the outdoors. Hutchins Pond is known locally as a great spot to fish for bass, catfish and bluegills. It is stocked with trout every spring by the state and has a sandy shore with bench seating perfect for picnicking. There’s also Ward Farm Recreation and Nature Park, open from dawn till dusk and offering a baseball field, fishing pier, hiking trails and playground. There are also public restrooms and a tot lot available. “In the summer, people head to North Beach and Chesapeake Beach, which are six or seven miles east of Owings,” says Nyman. “At the beach, there are tons of restaurants, outdoor concerts and public access to the water.” For rainy days, locals enjoy adventuring at Odyssey Axe Throw in nearby Huntingtown, where you can learn how to throw axes and shoot arrows.
Fishing enthusiasts find solace on North Beach, only 15 minutes from Owings.
Owings locals unwind at Hutchins fishing pond, a peaceful haven nestled in natural beauty.
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Farming culture still thrives, from produce markets to wineries
In the fall, locals head to Swann Farms to pick their own pumpkins and top the day off at Fridays Creek Winery with a wine tasting. This winery is dog-friendly (except in the indoor tasting room) and offers event reservations for small to mid-size events. For dinner, try Pinky’s Eatery, a locally owned restaurant serving southern specials like fried chicken, collard greens and candied yams. Home cooks can head to nearby Dunkirk to a Harris Teeter, Walmart, Safeway and Giant Food for their weekly grocery runs. For local fruits and vegetables, Trott’s Fresh Farm Produce provides an outdoor produce market where local farmers sell their harvests. “It’s still country, even though the residential areas are suburban,” says Nyman. “You can get fresh corn on the cob and enjoy local produce for most of the year.”
Savor the essence of Owings at Friday Creeks Winery, where every sip tells a local story.
Experience the heart of Owings with Trott's Farm, a haven of quality produce and rural charm.
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On average, homes in Owings, MD sell after 23 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Owings, MD over the last 12 months is $650,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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VERY NICE CONTEMPORARY, SPLIT-LEVEL HOME IN NORTHERN CALVERT * With an awesome community Pond right in your own back yard where you can go fishing, kayaking or just relax & enjoy the beautiful scenery!!! This home is situated on a 3.22 acre lot, surrounded by trees for privacy, with the community pond in the back yard ** Built in 1982 with approximately 2,855 square feet of finished living space
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