Mobile Homes for Sale in Gaithersburg, MD

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. What remains of the 18th-century town square is still preserved as Olde Towne Plaza, with the city’s MARC train station and several small shops. Neighborhoods encircle The National Institute of Standards and Technology at the city's center, while most shopping and retail dot along the two major thoroughfares running east to west through Gaithersburg. What was once vast swaths of farmland has now been paved over for developments with an expansion of over 4,000 businesses, becoming a magnet for tech companies. Along Interstate 270 is the BioHealth Capital Region, the nickname for Montgomery County’s hub of life science employers like the National Institutes of Health and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Gaithersburg has a population of roughly 69,000 people. The city grew by nearly 10,000 new residents from 2010 to 2020 and