Safest Neighborhoods in Maryland

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  Hunting Ridge

  Hunting Ridge exudes “that rare combination of a natural environment in a city location,” says Mary Foreman, longtime Baltimore resident and Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway PenFed Realty. Scattered with towering oak trees and situated adjacent to Gwynn Falls/Leakin Park, this West Baltimore suburb has plenty of access to nature. The community

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    $306K

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    $237K - $370K

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  Cearfoss

  Cearfoss sits at the conflux of several two-lane highways north of Hagerstown, one of the last clusters of homes before Washington County, Maryland gives way to southern Pennsylvania. “It’s a great location for commuters to Frederick County or to Martinsburg,” says Molly Marsh-Riley, a sales associate with Marsh Realty who has over 10 years of

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    $304K

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    $202K - $423K

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    1 Listing

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  Morgan Park

  The Morgan Park neighborhood sits just 5 miles northeast of the heart of Baltimore and offers suburban living near popular restaurants and one of Maryland’s more famous colleges. The neighborhood was originally built in the early 1900s as an exclusively African American community and has been home to famous names like W. E. B. Dubois and Eubie

  • Average Value

    $296K

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    $310K - $359K

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    1 Listing

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  Rosebank

  With roots tracing back to the early 1830s, Rosebank is a small north Baltimore neighborhood developed alongside the York Road Turnpike. As farmers and merchants from York, Pennsylvania began to utilize this route as their main method of transportation, the need for rest stops and residences along York Road also grew. As more people settled in the

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    $293K

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    $305K - $389K

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    1 Listing

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  Westfield

  Located in northeast Baltimore and considered a part of the greater Hamilton/Lauraville area, Westfield is filled with Cape Cods, expansive backyards and a community feel. “My partner and I moved here about six years ago and we’ve loved it ever since,” says Joseph Cleary, the vice-president for the Westfield Neighborhood Improvement Association

  • Average Value

    $285K

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    $190K - $406K

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    4 Listings

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  Lauraville

  "Lauraville is comprised of mostly single-family detached homes, and a lot have decent-sized yards as well," says Stephanie Bamberger, a Realtor with Real Broker, LLC, who owns a home in Lauraville and has extensive real estate experience in Baltimore City and County. "It's not unusual to find yards that are a quarter acre big or sometimes even

  • Average Value

    $281K

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    $168K - $437K

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    10 Listings

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  Wilson-Conococheague

  Wilson-Conococheague is a rural stretch of land west of Hagerstown, Maryland that is threaded through by Conococheague Creek and split in half by Maryland Highway 40. It is a small country town where neighbors catch up at the general store on weekdays and head to the stock car racetrack on weekends. “People like to be near the creek for fishing

  • Average Value

    $278K

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    $131K - $657K

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    1 Listing

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  Highfield-Cascade

  Highfield-Cascade is a small town on the state line of Maryland that is closer to Waynesboro, Pennsylvania than it is to other similar towns below the Mason-Dixon. When it comes up in conversation, which is rarely, talk inevitably turns to the neighborhood’s mountain scenery. “People go there because it’s a quiet area, beautiful and up in the

  • Average Value

    $278K

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    $183K - $638K

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    4 Listings

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  Beverly Hills

  Beverly Hills in Northeast Baltimore offers a suburban feel with the convenience of city amenities. This neighborhood features homes built between the 1920s and 1950s, including American Foursquares, bungalows, Dutch Colonials, and Tudor Revivals, each with spacious yards and mature trees. The area is characterized by ample greenery and sidewalks,

  • Average Value

    $276K

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    $135K - $398K

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    3 Listings

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  Eden

  As Salisbury’s southernmost suburb, Eden offers a pastoral setting with easy access to metropolitan conveniences. “This area is about as rural as it gets for Salisbury,” says Michele Pompa, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker, who has sold several homes in the area. “That’s what people want when they move here, though. It’s really quiet, and you have

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    $271K

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    $198K - $413K

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    2 Listings

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  Arcadia

  Situated along Herring Run Park off Belair Road, Arcadia serves as a suburban retreat in northeast Baltimore, just 4 miles from downtown. The neighborhood typically attracts people who “want to be near the city and its attractions, but who also want a bigger yard and more trees,” says Marc Hagerthey, long-time area resident and Realtor with

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    $265K

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    $130K - $359K

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  Pinesburg

  There is not much to tell about Pinesburg, the small rural community on the outskirts of both Boonsboro and Hagerstown in Western Maryland. A small collection of homes and family-owned businesses line the two-lane country highway that slices through it, surrounded by the vast rural expanse of Washington County. On the rare occasion that Pinesburg

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    $265K

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    $126K - $312K

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  Christopher

  A part of the greater Hamilton-Lauraville area of Northeast Baltimore, Christopher may be within the city limits, but the neighborhood feels more like a suburb, says local Realtor Donnie Meyd, who’s lived in Baltimore for 14 years and has sold homes in the metro area and surrounding counties for the last 10 years. “Christopher is a tight-knit,

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    $265K

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    $171K - $521K

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    4 Listings

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  North Harford Road

  North Harford Road is a northeast Baltimore neighborhood that is well-regarded for its suburban atmosphere within the city limits. Prospective owners choose this community primarily for its resemblance to the county and proximity to the heart of the city. “It’s all about convenience,” says Realtor Michael Chong with Coldwell Banker, who has 7

  • Average Value

    $263K

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    $180K - $443K

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    9 Listings

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  Cross Keys

  Before she was a household name, Oprah Winfrey called this neighborhood home. Opened in 1965, the Village of Cross Keys was a chic planned community in North Baltimore. Designed by real estate developer James Rouse, Cross Keys was built around a commercial village square and consists of condos and townhouses, plus amenities like walking paths,

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    $261K

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    $113K - $1M

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    4 Listings

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  Woodring

  Woodring is a small Northeast Baltimore neighborhood that brings a sentimental atmosphere to Charm City. “It’s very old-school,” says Realtor JR Smith, broker and owner at Exit Realty who has been selling real estate in the area for over 30 years. “You’ll see people out mowing lawns and communicating with one another. It gives you that county

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    $250K

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    $180K - $386K

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    8 Listings

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  Waltherson

  Situated between Belair and Harford Road, the neighborhood of Waltherson in northeast Baltimore, is a residential community surrounded by lots of greenscape, and while self-sufficient, is still close to the amenities of downtown Baltimore. “Waltherson is for people who want to be near the city and its attractions, but who also want a bigger yard

  • Average Value

    $250K

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    $148K - $457K

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    16 Listings

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  Moravia-Walther

  Named after two of its intersecting streets, the Moravia-Walther neighborhood mostly consists of residential properties, tucked away in a quiet suburb of Northeast Baltimore. Sharing a border with the Hamilton-Lauraville area, known for its array of shopping and dining options, locals have plenty of nearby activities to choose from. “One of the

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    $243K

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    $149K - $330K

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  Wilson Heights

  Part of Waltherson, one of the largest neighborhoods in the city, Wilson Heights is a small community in Northeast Baltimore, located between two historic cemeteries – B'nai Israel Cemetary and Most Holy Redeemer Cemetary. The average price of homes is about $190,000, which is lower than in nearby Arcadia, Beverly Hills and Moravia-Walther. “For

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    $213K

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    $98K - $328K

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    4 Listings

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  Hillen

  About 5 miles north of downtown Baltimore, the neighborhood of Hillen consists of 17 organized streets. It takes its name from Hillen Road, sitting as the east border of the neighborhood. “It’s a very nice, quiet community,” says Keith Beatty, president of the Hillen Road Improvement Association. “Most neighbors have raised their families here and

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    $211K

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    $143K - $298K

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    11 Listings

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  Perring Loch

  Perring Loch, named for its location between Perring Parkway and Loch Raven Boulevard, is an entirely residential neighborhood in north Baltimore. The web of midcentury townhouses that make up the tightly clustered streets dwell in the shadow of MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, an institution that has been named by U.S. News & World Report as Top

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    $209K

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    $151K - $319K

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    1 Listing

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  Stonewood-Pentwood-Winston

  About 5 miles north of downtown Baltimore, the neighborhood of Stonewood-Pentwood-Winston is a tiny community. It takes its name from the three main roads that run east to west, with one additional street near Morgan State University's student housing. “There’s a nice sense of community in and around it,” says Robert Breeden, team leader for The

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    $196K

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    $163K - $304K

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    1 Listing

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  Romancoke

  An entirely residential neighborhood bordered by water on both sides, Romancoke offers a serene waterfront lifestyle with access to recreation amenities like a golf course, community clubhouse and hiking and equestrian trails. Romancoke suits buyers looking for a quiet, laidback lifestyle who don't mind being a bit further from commercial

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    $545K

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    $413K - $1.3M

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    11 Listings

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  Amber Meadows

  Situated on the west side of U.S. Route 301, Amber Meadows is a small south Bowie community with a convenient location. “Route 301 connects with Interstate 97, and that’s a straight shot north into Baltimore,” says Ruth Zimmerman, a Realtor with Weichert and a Bowie resident. She adds that highway accessibility is Amber Meadows’ main draw.

  • Average Value

    $531K

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    $420K - $958K

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    4 Listings

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  Kenilworth

  Kenilworth was part of the Belair at Bowie community designed by Levitt Homes in the 1950s and 1960s, known as one of the most prolific homebuilders in the Postwar era. Because Kenilworth’s housing is a bit older and more established, buyers can find some of the more cost-friendly single-family homes in the city here and can reach several parks

  • Average Value

    $487K

  • List Price

    $410K - $617K

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    1 Listing

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