Silver Spring, MD & Beyond ~ Community Snapshots
Fairland Acres
The Fairland Acres subdivision in 20905 Silver Spring, MD is a sought after community off Briggs Chaney Rd and Peach Orchard Dr. The subdivision includes an older section - mostly ramblers and ranchers on generously sized lots and built between the 1950s and 70s - and a newer section with Colonial-style homes built in the early-to-mid 1980s which are part of a HOA (home owner's association).
Fairland Acres is in a quiet yet convenient location. It is nestled within Paint Branch Park and within close proximity to a number of neighborhood parks - such as the Maydale Conservation Park - but it's also just minutes away from Route 29 and MD-200/ICC. ... more
Fairland Acres is in a quiet yet convenient location. It is nestled within Paint Branch Park and within close proximity to a number of neighborhood parks - such as the Maydale Conservation Park - but it's also just minutes away from Route 29 and MD-200/ICC. ... more
Four Corners - Northwood Park
Living in close-in Silver Spring, MD in general and the Four Corners area specifically means living within close proximity to the beltway and public transportation and in a more densely populated area. Enter any of the subdivisions near Downtown Silver Spring, off Georgia Ave, New Hampshire Ave or Route 29, however, and notice something remarkable. Despite the hustle and bustle nearby, the neighborhoods are peaceful, serene and welcoming.
The well-established subdivisions with mature landscaping and an interesting mix of home types - predominantly from the 30s, 40s and 50s - make for very charming neighborhoods. ... more
The well-established subdivisions with mature landscaping and an interesting mix of home types - predominantly from the 30s, 40s and 50s - make for very charming neighborhoods. ... more
Hearthstone Village
Hearthstone Village is another quaint Silver Spring, MD community within close proximity to the Metro's Red Line. It's conveniently located to the Wheaton Metro stop.
Hearthstone Village was built in 2002 by Beazer Homes. It sits right off University Blvd - thus, the units on and closest to it have a Wheaton mailing address vs. Silver Spring for the others. The homes have a classic townhouse look but the majority consist of 2 units per building. Lay-outs vary between the 2 and 3 bedroom units. ... more
Hearthstone Village was built in 2002 by Beazer Homes. It sits right off University Blvd - thus, the units on and closest to it have a Wheaton mailing address vs. Silver Spring for the others. The homes have a classic townhouse look but the majority consist of 2 units per building. Lay-outs vary between the 2 and 3 bedroom units. ... more
Belvedere Glen/Forest Glen Station
The Belvedere Glen subdivision is a quiet enclave of mostly townhouses in 20910 Silver Spring, MD. The location is fabulous - just steps to the Forest Glen Metro Station and quick access to the beltway.
Belvedere Glen - also advertised as Forest Glen Station (perhaps a late name change by the developer?) - was built in 2002. The 3-level townhouses feature stone and brick fronts, an open concept floor plan, cathedral ceilings, living room bump outs, generous room sizes, and a 2 car-garage. Most offer luxury throughout with custom moldings, upgraded kitchens and gleaming hardwood floors. A number of homes also have a 4th level loft, providing additional living space, as well as a fireplace.... more
Belvedere Glen - also advertised as Forest Glen Station (perhaps a late name change by the developer?) - was built in 2002. The 3-level townhouses feature stone and brick fronts, an open concept floor plan, cathedral ceilings, living room bump outs, generous room sizes, and a 2 car-garage. Most offer luxury throughout with custom moldings, upgraded kitchens and gleaming hardwood floors. A number of homes also have a 4th level loft, providing additional living space, as well as a fireplace.... more
Americana Finnmark
Location, location, location are the three words that best sum up Americana Finnmark's appeal for Silver Spring, MD home buyers! The condominium complex is across the street from the Forest Glen Metro Station in 20902 Silver Spring, MD. It's also within close proximity to the beltway, Holy Cross Hospital and neighborhood parks such as General Getty's and McKenny Hills as well as Sligo Creek Park. Plenty of shopping and restaurants are just one Metro stop away in either direction: Westfield Wheaton Mall to the north and Silver Spring Downtown to the South.
Americana Finnmark consists of several 3-story and one mid-rise building with mostly 1 and 2 bedroom condos, all of which have a private patio or balcony. ... more
Americana Finnmark consists of several 3-story and one mid-rise building with mostly 1 and 2 bedroom condos, all of which have a private patio or balcony. ... more
Plyers Mill Estates
The Plyers Mill Estates is a well-maintained townhouse community in Silver Spring, MD. Its 'old' section was built in 1980 and features traditional 2 story town homes with a finished basement and small fenced-in yard. The new section was built in 2004 - the townhouses are of the 3-levels-up style with no basement but a double-garage and den on the ground floor.
Plyers Mill Estates has a HOA (Homeowners Association) with a monthly fee ranging from $125 to about $150 (as of May 2012) which includes a community pool, common ground maintenance, snow and trash removal.... more
Plyers Mill Estates has a HOA (Homeowners Association) with a monthly fee ranging from $125 to about $150 (as of May 2012) which includes a community pool, common ground maintenance, snow and trash removal.... more
Brookeville
The Town of Brookeville, MD: a great place to visit and a great place to call home
Brookeville, MD is a quaint little community in the northeastern part of Montgomery County. The town proper is just north of Olney but its boundaries extend to New Hampshire Ave and the Howard County line to the east.
Brookeville, its roots dating back to 1794, is proudly referred to as the "Capital for a Day". President Madison found refuge at the historic Bentley house during the burning of Washington in 1814.
In 1979 Brookeville was added to the National Register of Historic Places and designated a Historic District in 1986. Its historic houses can be admired by going on a walking tour - courtesy of the Town of Brookeville - or by renting the Brookeville Academy. Built in 1810 the Brookeville Academy was purchased by the town to preserve its historic character and serves as its community center. ... more
Brookeville, MD is a quaint little community in the northeastern part of Montgomery County. The town proper is just north of Olney but its boundaries extend to New Hampshire Ave and the Howard County line to the east.
Brookeville, its roots dating back to 1794, is proudly referred to as the "Capital for a Day". President Madison found refuge at the historic Bentley house during the burning of Washington in 1814.
In 1979 Brookeville was added to the National Register of Historic Places and designated a Historic District in 1986. Its historic houses can be admired by going on a walking tour - courtesy of the Town of Brookeville - or by renting the Brookeville Academy. Built in 1810 the Brookeville Academy was purchased by the town to preserve its historic character and serves as its community center. ... more