Boyds
Boyds in Gaithersburg has townhouses and Colonial Revivals in wooded areas. South Germantown Recreational Park offers many activities. Highly rated schools include Ronald A. McNair Elementary, Kingsview Middle, and Northwest High.
Average Value
$806K
List Price
$237K - $1.1M
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10 Listings
Clarksburg
Expansive parks offering acres of forests, meadows and lakes can be found on all sides of the northern Montgomery County community of Clarksburg, making the longer commute into Washington, D.C. worth it for residents looking for a more relaxed lifestyle. “You have access to all of the major throughways to D.C. and Baltimore, a great school system,
Average Value
$710K
List Price
$430K - $1.3M
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47 Listings
Stewart Town
Stewart Town near Montgomery Village offers a quiet suburban lifestyle between DC and Baltimore. The area includes diverse housing, highly rated schools, Green Farm Conservation Park, local dining, and convenient shopping options.
Average Value
$504K
List Price
$205K - $826K
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25 Listings
Germantown
Germantown traces its origins to the early 1800s when German, Scottish and English immigrants developed the area as a farming village. The heavy accents of the locals led the area to be nicknamed “German Town.” In 1891, the area was fully integrated as a rail town along the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, with the construction of Germantown Train
Average Value
$502K
List Price
$240K - $942K
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119 Listings
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg’s history stretches back to 1765 when it was a small agricultural village called Log Town. Over the years, it would be defined by its proximity to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and the “Great Road West,” now known as Frederick Avenue, where General George Washington marched with his troops between Frederick, Maryland and Georgetown.
Average Value
$484K
List Price
$171K - $940K
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66 Listings
Montgomery Village
Suburban growth was typical in post-World War II America, but master-planned communities were less common. Montgomery Village, built in the 1960s and 70s, has become a model for suburban developments in the D.C. area. The community has about 40,000 locals living in 12,000 residences and 69 subdivisions. The Montgomery Village Foundation – whose
Average Value
$432K
List Price
$190K - $825K
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80 Listings
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