Mobile Homes for Sale in Aspen Hill, MD

Aspen Hill residents don't need a local government or community association to encourage them to gather. Rather than organized communitywide events, this Maryland suburb 7 miles north of Washington, D.C., thrives on hyperlocal events. For example, resident Molly Carter has put up flyers on her street for years, inviting neighbors to what she calls front yard parties. When the weather is nice, she throws together pop-up events, which can be happy hour socials for adults or s'mores roasting for kids. "Instead of hiding in our backyard, we get people out to the front yards," says Carter, a Realtor at Long & Foster Real Estate. Aspen Hill isn't a city; it's a collection of subdivisions and shopping centers in Montgomery County. Still, Carter says residents take it upon themselves to create a feeling of community. "If you're having car trouble, three people will stop. It's nice to belong to a community that's in tune with each other." According to the U.S. Census, Aspen Hill's population grew from a little over 48,000 in 2011 to just over 54,000 in 2022. Montgomery County is well known as a bioscience industry hub, with major government and private employers lining Interstate 270,