Living in Abingdon, MD

Big yards and a small population means there's a true neighborhood feel in this medium-sized city. Area organizations regularly plan events, and many of the restaurants and local businesses are operated by members of the community. Abingdon is home to the Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra , which performs an annual concert free to the public at the nearby Bel Air High School, and adjacent cities host shows by artists and performers of every genre.

Those living in Abingdon, Maryland, enjoy the wide variety of outdoor activities available at the Anita C. Leight Estuary Center for people of all ages. From kayaking and canoeing to hiking and pontoon boating, there's something for everyone. When weather makes staying inside a necessity, Abingdon residents choose public skating and hockey-related events at Ice World, which has offered central Maryland two NHL-sized rinks and year-round skating opportunities for the past 20 years.

Abingdon real estate is popular among those looking for a suburban feel but wishing to avoid the highest-priced communities. Houses are affordable, and most homes for sale in Abingdon, MD, are single-family with three or four bedrooms. There's a mix of detached residences and row houses, and nearly all of the real estate was built after 1970. Properties are priced slightly lower than in surrounding cities, and the entire area has home values that are similar to the state average.

Those relocating to the area prefer Abingdon, Maryland, for the affordable living with all the benefits of a suburban community. In particular, Abingdon's proximity to larger cities makes it a popular destination.