Five miles across the Potomac from Alexandria and 12 miles south of Washington, D.C., is Oxon Hill, a waterfront town with a population of 19,000 people. Oxon Hill residents are in proximity to major metropolitan areas while enjoying a lively entertainment district of their own. “Something unique to Oxon Hill is that there are a number of long-term residents here,” says Clarence Kyle, Realtor and former city resident. “You have a lot of folks that have been here for decades. It gives the area a degree of stability.” Divided into three subsections, Oxon Hill consists of two neighborhoods to the north of Henson Creek and one to the south.
Hang out at the beach located at the National Harbor in Oxon Hill.
Residents can dock their boats on the waterfront in Oxon Hill.
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A vast array of indoor and outdoor recreation
Residents can skate at the Tucker Road Ice Rink or play their favorite sport at The Tucker Road Athletic Complex, a rec center offering basketball and tennis courts, a fitness trail, a playground, a park and a fishing pond. The Woodrow Wilson Bridge Trail runs from Oxon Hill Road over the Potomac River to the Huntington Metro Station. This path spans 3.5 miles and connects to a network of Northern Virginia trails. Golfers can play a round at the Henson Golf Creek, which features a 9-hole golf course, a driving range and a practice green. Residents can also visit the Glassmanor Community Center’s athletic fields, playground and multipurpose room. Glassmanor also offers after-school programs, mentoring clubs, and youth basketball leagues.
Tucker Road Ice Skating Rink is a local favorite in Oxon Hill.
Go fishing at the pond on Tucker Road in Oxon Hill.
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Fun in and around the National Harbor
Located between Oxon Hill Road and Interstate 95 is Rivertowne Commons Marketplace, the town’s central dining and shopping center. This area features popular markets and retailers like Safeway, The Home Depot and PetSmart, as well as the locally famous Captain White Seafood City. Dining options range from fast food chains to sit-down seafood restaurants to eateries featuring international cuisine. Residents will find a range of American, Chinese, Tex-Mex and Peruvian restaurants in and around the shopping center. Here, locals can also catch a movie at the AMC Rivertowne 12.
Just outside of Oxon Hill is the National Harbor waterfront. Overlooking the Potomac River, this entertainment district provides a vast array of restaurants and boutiques while also featuring a casino and entertainment venue.
Oxon Hill has great night life at the National Harbor.
Grab a burger at BurgerFi in Oxon Hill.
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An established community
With a steady housing market, homes in Oxon Hill have a median price of around $350,000. Prices generally range from $300,000 to $500,000. “It’s mostly older homes, and they tend to be smaller compared to houses in surrounding areas like Fort Washington and Clinton.” Many homes are 2,000 square feet or less.
Old Town Alexandria is in close proximity to the Oxon Hill neighborhood.
Single family homes are available in Oxon Hill.
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Direct access to Alexandria and Washington D.C.
Bordered by Maryland Route 210 and Interstates 495 and 95, Oxon Hill residents enjoy direct access to Alexandria and Washington D.C. Though most residents use a car to get around, public transportation is accessible through the new Metrobus NH2 National Harbor-Alexandria Line, which operates every 30 minutes. For international travel, the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is 8.5 miles northwest.
Prince George's County Public Schools
Prince George's County Public Schools serves the residents of Oxon Hill. Earning a C on Niche, the district is nationally recognized for its college-readiness programs and initiatives, such as language immersion, dual enrollment and specialized fields of study. Prince George's County offers a range of schools to choose from, such as Glenarden Woods Elementary School, Dora Kennedy French Immersion, Academy of Health Sciences at PGCC and Oxon Hill High School. There are also several private schools to choose from in the area, including St. Columba Catholic School and Moonlight Enrichment Center.
Glassmanor Community Center in Oxon Hill has artistic signs that welcome visitors.
Oxon Hill High School, Oxon Hill Md.
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Crime rates
Oxon Hill falls within the Prince George’s County Police jurisdiction. According to the Cap Index, Oxon Hill scores a 5 compared to the U.S. average of 4 on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 indicating low crime and 10 indicating high crime. On average, the city experiences a rate of 40.38 crimes per 1,000 residents per year.
High flood risk
Oxon Hill poses a high flood risk over the next 30 years, with 486 properties having a greater than 26% chance of flooding. This represents 13% of all properties in the city. 545 out of 4,105 residences are at moderate risk. To help mitigate damage, Prince George’s County is developing a Comprehensive Flood Damage Reduction Strategy, which aims to support flood warning systems, a public education program and floodproofing.
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