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Families and couples who are seeking relocation or retirement to a relaxed, coastal lifestyle will revel in Aberdeen, MD real estate. The combination of small-town warmth, booming business, technological advancements, community-oriented growth, and exciting Chesapeake Bay leisure activity are just a few of the reasons people from near and far are drawn to Aberdeen, MD homes for sale.
Located in Harford County, Aberdeen is within close proximity to various important metropolitan areas, ensuring that residents are free to enjoy all the charms of coast and country. Aberdeen is situated just 30 miles outside the city of Baltimore, and offers international airport and Amtrak access, as well as the convenience of Interstate-95 and U.S. Highway 40. In addition, The Maryland Rail Commuter Service (MARC) has a station in Aberdeen, providing frequent, easy access to Washington D.C.
Aberdeen is home to the U.S. Army’s Aberdeen Proving Ground, as well as a number of other Army research and technology laboratories. It’s easy to see why so many military families happily relocate to Aberdeen, to join non-military families and couples who choose to call this New England gem home. The area is the fastest growing in all of Harford County, at least partially because Aberdeen is known as “the hottest technology center in Maryland,” thanks to its modern and efficient roads, electricity, gas, water, and sewer systems. Aberdeen, MD homes enjoy access to high-capacity fiber-optics technology, high-speed telecommunications and cutting-edge information technology connections.
A high percentage of land in this quaint but progressive city has been zoned for development, reflecting wide-scale confidence in the area’s growth potential. A variety of homes, both new and previously-owned, adorn this peaceful yet sophisticated area of Chesapeake Bay, from condominiums and town houses to planned communities of single-family homes, and luxury waterfront properties situated on golf courses. A 3-bedroom townhome on a newly-constructed row, just minutes from I-95, may be purchased for as little as $250,000, which represents an excellent value for this region of Maryland.
Hartford County is home to eleven golf courses, and Aberdeen itself features several parks, including Aberdeen Festival Park and Finney Houses Historic District. The area’s numerous public, private, and charter schools are noted for reportedly high standards, with three schools in the city enjoying “five-star” status. For up-to-the-minute information and assistance with relocating to Aberdeen, simply click here to contact Mason Dixon Realty’s experienced staff.
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