Home to over 2.6 million people, Baltimore County real estate makes up the area surrounding the city of Baltimore with 175 miles of waterfront and 60 marinas serving as a gateway to the Chesapeake Bay. Residents of Baltimore County, enjoy a prime location, an upbeat art and entertainment scene, cultural variety, endless recreational actives, and so much more.

Centrally located, Baltimore County sits in the heart of Maryland where residents can conveniently access major highways, downtown Baltimore City, and the Inner Harbor. With more than 22,000 businesses and 375,000 jobs, Baltimore County is the largest employment hub in the Greater Baltimore Metropolitan area. For those looking for a weekend getaway, Pennsylvania, Washington D.C., and New York City are easily accessible through various rail lines that run in and out of Baltimore. Residents also have access to over 10,000 acres of parkland, where they can enjoy various leisure activities including hiking, boating, fishing and canoeing.

Mainly suburban in character, Baltimore County real estate includes a wide variety of housing options to choose from including luxury single family homes, colonial homes situated along tree-lined streets, traditional townhomes as well as garden style condos.

Use the links below to explore our featured Baltimore County neighborhoods. If you are looking for a neighborhood not listed, let us know.

Hunt Valley – Hunt Valley Towne Center is the area’s biggest commercial attraction, with hotels, luxury stores and various entertainment options. McCormick and Company and Proctor & Gamble operate here, with easy light rail access to downtown Baltimore.

Lutherville-Timonium – Conveniently located off I-83, Lutherville-Timonium is home to well-established neighborhoods and busy shopping centers, as well as the Maryland State Fair Grounds.

Monkton – Stately homes, horse farms and wide-open landscapes are important parts of Monkton. A popular aIttraction is the 22-acre Ladew Topiary Gardens.

Owings Mills – From condos, single family homes and townhomes, commuters head for work along I-695 and I-795, or utilize the Metro subway system and public busses. At Workday’s end, restaurants and Owings Mills Mall beckon.

Parkville – A quiet enclave convenient to Towson, White Marsh and I-95 (via I-695), Parkville boasts many detached, Cape Cod-style homes.

Perry Hall – Located next to White Marsh and just 10 miles northeast of Baltimore City, this family community features good schools,, quality homes and well-used recreational areas surrounding Route 1.

Pikesville – This Tight-knit community included a quaint, commercial district that brings big-name stores together with neighborhood shops.

Phoenix – Located north of Baltimore City Phoenix is a quiet rural-style community with the benefit of being about 30 minutes away from the city. Residents enjoy the beauty and tranquility of horse farms and tree lined streets.

Reisterstown – Next to Owings Mills along I-795, you can find this Main Street community of single family homes and family owned shops.

Sparks-Glencoe – An up-and-coming suburban community in Northern Baltimore County. Sparks-Glencoe offers easy access to major metropolitan areas, while keeping its county feel.

Towson – The Baltimore County seat is suburbia with an urban appeal, thanks to a thrivin downtown, shopping areas like Towson Town Center and The Shops at Kenilworth, restaurants, condominiums, local colleges and detached homes along tree-lined streets. Access to I-695 and I-83 make Towson commuter friendly.

WhiteMarsh – An important Baltimore County growth area, White Marsh is an entertainment and shopping hot spot thanks to The Avenue, Nottingham Square and White Marsh Mall, the second-largest regional mall in the Baltimore area.