Space travel and highway travel are synonymous with Seabrook. The unincorporated Maryland community 8 miles from Washington was developed across the street from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Engineers build advanced telescopes and scientists study the sun at Goddard, one of the largest employers in Prince George’s County. Meanwhile, the parkways, highways and interstate surrounding Seabrook and connecting it to the Washington metro area draw buyers to the suburb of 20,000 people. The space center appeals to them, and the proximity to the [Baltimore Washington Parkway] does as well. For my clients, it was lovely being able to get around easily,” says Kadjologo Coulibaly, a broker at Maison RZK who has worked in Washington-area real estate for a decade.
Come spend the day at the NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and learn all about it's missions.
Open to the public NASA's Goddard Space Flight Visitor Center has exhibits for everyone.
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Lower home prices than nearby Bowie
In Seabrook’s subdivisions, ranches and split-level homes built in the ‘60s and ‘70s sit close together on tight lots. Larger new traditional houses developed in the ’90s are found on the north side of the community, along with townhouses and condos. Seabrook’s median price of $420,000 is slightly higher than the national median. Seabrook is smaller and has fewer amenities than the nearby city of Bowie, but the median price there is roughly $80,000 more compared to Seabrook. “You’re not far from Bowie, but you’re not dealing with Bowie prices,” Coulibaly says.
Rows of brick Minimal Traditional homes Seabrook
Many homes in Seabrook were built in the 1950's to support the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Pocket parks across Seabrook
Small municipal parks dot Seabrook, providing spots to shoot hoops, stroll through the woods or let kids run around on playgrounds. Directly west of Seabrook, Schrom Hills Park is a larger green space with bike trails, two playgrounds and multiple athletic fields among its 17 acres. Winter temperatures sometimes dip below freezing, and moderate snowfall is common in January, but Good Luck Community Center and Capital Sportsplex both offer indoor sports leagues and fitness classes for kids and adults.
Catch a game of horse at Good Luck Estates Neighborhood Park.
Good Luck Estates Neighborhood Park had great scenic pathways.
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Aerospace engineering at Price George’s County schools
Prince George’s County Public Schools serves Seabrook, and Niche gives the district a C-plus. The school system runs career-focused programs aimed at preparing students for college and future professions. For example, DuVal High School in Seabrook hosts the Aerospace Engineering & Aviation Technology Program.
Seabrook Elementary School is located in the Seabrook neighborhood of Maryland.
Welcome to Duval High School in Goddard, MD, the end of the K-12 journey for Seabrook residents.
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Convenient to Capital Beltway, Seabrook MARC station
Various highways extending through Seabrook connect to Washington; that includes Interstate 495, also known as the Capital Beltway. Highway access is one of the most appealing parts of Seabrook for homebuyers, Coulibaly says. The 9-mile drive to the district can take between 15 and 30 minutes, and the trip may last twice as long for those headed to Capitol Hill or downtown. Trains departing the Seabrook MARC station arrive at Washington’s Union Station in about 20 minutes. Sixteen miles south of Seabrook, Ronal Reagan Washington National Airport flies nonstop to more than 100 airports across the U.S.
Seabrook was built around the train station, the MARC Penn Line, makes commuting easy.
Travel is made easy with close proximity to Interstate 495
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Retail and restaurants at Greenway Center, Eastgate Shopping Center
Greenway Center is the closest retail hub for residents on the west side of Seabrook. The shopping center houses dozens of businesses, including Safeway supermarket. Chain eateries, big-box stores and local restaurants serving barbecue and Peruvian chicken fill the other storefronts. On the east side of the community, Eastgate Shopping Center has a Giant Food grocery store and about 20 other businesses. It’s roughly 10 miles to the dozens of stores at Bowie Town Center, an open-air mall, and 5 miles to a walkable strip of restaurants and bars in College Park, home of the University of Maryland. Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Center in Seabrook offers emergency care, primary care and surgery.
Restaurants and specialty stores are no stranger to Eastgate Centre.
There are tons of retail options at Eastgate Centre in Seabrook.
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Crime data for Prince George’s County
The Prince George’s County Police Department serves as the local law enforcement agency for Seabrook. The county’s violent crime rate was about the same as the statewide rate in 2023, but the county’s property crime rate was higher, according to the latest data from the state of Maryland. Theft was the most reported property crime in Prince George’s County that year.
Modern Townhome communities are on the outskirts of Seabrook.
Well kept Craftsman homes in Seabrook are for those want some style.
Maria’s journey in residential real estate began in 1994 as a sales agent, where she quickly became dedicated to serving her community and its surrounding areas. In 1999, she joined Remax One, where her commitment to excellence earned her numerous awards as a top million-dollar sales earner.
In 1998, Maria took her first step into property investment, purchasing her first investment property. As her portfolio grew, she found herself overwhelmed by the demands of managing multiple properties. Recognizing the need for professional assistance, she sought out a reputable management company and, after thorough research, discovered one that matched her needs. Intrigued by property management, she was inspired to learn the ins and outs of the business.
In 2005, Maria became dual licensed with both Remax One and the management company, allowing her to continue serving her sales clients while expanding her expertise in residential property management. Through extensive training and hands-on experience, she honed her skills and, in 2007, took on a leadership role, managing 75 to 100 properties at a time.
By the fall of 2011, Maria ventured out on her own with a partner, successfully building a client base of over 100 units. After her partner’s retirement in 2018, Maria became the sole owner of the company. In 2023, she took on the role of Broker and rebranded the company as Prime Resource Realty & Property Management.
With 30 years in the real estate industry, Maria has established herself as a premier property manager and exceptional realtor, dedicated to providing top-notch service to her clients and making a positive impact in the community.
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