Living in Rockville, MD

Although Rockville, MD, has been around for a long time, it wasn't until the 1950s that it began to boom. Today, this Montgomery County city is home to numerous neighborhoods, including West End, where you can find beautiful historic houses, and Rockville Town Square, which is conveniently located just two blocks from the Rockville Metro station.

Rockville real estate is perfect for anyone who wants to live relatively close to D.C., but would still like to enjoy a suburban lifestyle. This city enjoys easy access to the Beltway and also to I-270. In addition, Rockville has two Metro stations, Rockville and Twinbrook, so it's easy to get to D.C. when you want to. There is also a train station, so hopping aboard Amtrak or a MARC train is another convenient option for commuters.

The heart of this city is Rockville Town Square, which is also sometimes referred to as Rockville Town Center. It is a very walkable Rockville neighborhood with an excellent selection of restaurants and cafes serving everything from fast food to fine dining. The town center is also a fun place to go shopping for unique presents, as well as for more ordinary items like groceries.

Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy living in Rockville. This city has a number of parks and recreational facilities, including the 120-acre Croydon Creek Nature Center, which is an urban wildlife sanctuary. At 528 acres, Cabin John Regional Park is one of the biggest parks in Montgomery County; you can find an ice skating rink, dog park, miniature ride-on train, and even a Tai Chi court in this park. Plus, its Shirley Povich Field is the home ballpark for Georgetown University's baseball team.

The city of Rockville proudly hosts many seasonal events, including an Independence Day celebration and a Lunar New Year celebration. These special touches make Rockville particularly attractive to potential home buyers.