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A beachfront community adjacent to Stoney Creek
Marketed in the 1920s as a summer retreat for Baltimoreans, Green Haven has grown into the single largest neighborhood in Pasadena. Sitting adjacent to Stoney Creek—a large tributary of the Chesapeake Bay—this neighborhood is best known for its private beach, boat launch and 110-foot Green Haven Wharf. The area also offers quick access to local schools throughout the neighborhood as well as access to shopping and dining along Mountain Road. This road also leads to interstates and highways allowing for commuters to reach downtown Baltimore. The neighborhood has come a long way from being “an older beachfront community that used to just be old cottages with no heating or insulation,” says Bonnie Fleishman, a resident of Pasadena and associate broker with Douglas Realty for over 4 years. The area has grown and improved a lot with new housing and infrastructure “while still being affordable,” Fleishman says.
Marketed in the 1920s as a summer retreat, Green Haven is the largest neighborhood in Pasadena.
Green Haven is your gateway to many water and land based recreational activities.
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From green fields to Stoney Creek beaches
Green Haven residents have plenty of options for enjoying the outdoors, such as Green Haven Wharf, the namesake of the area, which is a popular spot for swimming, fishing and kayaking. Anne Arundel County Park offers a cozy and serene green space with a playground and picnic areas. Highpoint Park caters more to organized sports, with two basketball courts and “plenty of open space for a game of kickball or baseball by the elementary school,” Fleishman says.
Residents of the Green Haven enjoy a Summer day in kayaking in Stoney Creek.
Residents of Green Haven can enjoy recreational fishing on Green Haven Wharf's 110-foot pier.
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Green Haven condos and cottages
Featuring nearly 1600 residences, homes here are arranged in such a way that every resident is just a short distance from the water. The most common housing styles on the eastern end of the neighborhood are wood-sided townhouses, many of which sport balconies, while the western end of the area sports single-family homes, many of which share ranch and split-level stylings. Townhouse prices can range from $200,000 to $400,000, while single-family homes range from $250,000 to about $630,000, depending on the access to water and the size of the backyard.
Green Haven residents can enjoy detached single family homes in a variety of styles.
Split-Foyer homes are prominent throughout the Green Haven neighborhood.
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Golfing and downtown Baltimore
For recreation and fun, many locals choose to head to downtown Baltimore for such attractions as the Baltimore Aquarium or catching a game at either Oriole Park or M&T Bank Stadium. For playing a round of golf, Residents can tee off at the Compass Pointe Golf Courses, which offers two 18-hole championship courses as well as multiple leagues and courses just 4 miles from the neighborhood.
Compass Pointe Golf Courses in Green Haven is a great spot to get a hole in one.
Practice your swing at Pointe Golf Courses in Green Haven.
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Seafood delights in Pasadena
Dining options, especially seafood options, are extensive in the Green Haven area. Nearby Gourmet Pizza and Subs has been around for over a decade and “makes really good homemade shrimp salad,” Fleishman says. Stoney Creek Inn is another nearby eatery that offers crab dishes as well as classic American fare. For a sweet treat, locals visit Three Bs Bakery, “which has been around forever,” Fleishman says and is especially popular for its donuts. For groceries, many locals head to the Food Lion less than 2 miles away from the neighborhood’s center.
Swing by Stoney Creek Inn in Green Haven for amazing food.
Hysteria Taphouse in Green Haven is a great spot for drinks.
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Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Students here attend Anne Arundel County Public Schools, home of 18 nationally recognized Blue Ribbon Schools. Green Haven students can start at High Point Elementary School, which receives a B-minus rating from Niche and was “recently renovated, making it beautiful and a lot larger,” Fleishman says. They can then move on to Northeast Middle School, which earns a C-plus rating before finishing up at the B-rated Northeast High School. “I am still friends with teachers I had when I was a student here,” Fleishman says.
High Point Elementary is a great school in Green Haven neighborhood.
Northeast High School in Green Haven helps students succeed.
Welcome to Northeast Middle School in Green Haven.
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Access to Maryland via Mountain Road
The Green Haven area is a more suburban area, so cars are the main source of transportation, although residents do walk around for exercise and recreation purposes. For commuting and trips, residents have quick access to Maryland State Route 100 and Governor Ritchie Highway via Mountain Road, meaning trips to Annapolis or Baltimore are often a quick feat. For trips not reachable by boat, the Baltimore/Washington International Airport is 13 miles to the west. For medical care, many residents choose to head to Baltimore’s University of Maryland Medical Center, 18 miles away.
The bus in Green Haven is a great and easy way of transportation.
Green Haven residents can take a quick drive down Mountain Road for all of the essentials.
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Green Haven Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Green Haven, Pasadena sell after 19 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Green Haven, Pasadena over the last 12 months is $395,000, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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