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Living in Bel Air, MD

Walking down the streets of Bel Air, Maryland, takes you back in time. With buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, there are more than a few impressive architectural elements in this town. With streets flanked by light posts, hundred-year-old trees, and amenities, such as the Hartford Mall, neighborhood parks, and a thriving arts community, living in Bel Air is certainly an appealing proposition.

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Things to Do in Bel Air

While in Bel Air, Maryland, you will find you have access to quite a few public art venues, such as the "House and the Healing Garden" mural, which is found on the wall of the Kaufman Cancer Center.

The community of Bel Air is also home to five neighborhood parks and a community park. These parks range in size from about a half of an acre up to seven acres and house a number of amenities, such as picnic facilities, play equipment, and even an amphitheater, which supports a number of active summer concerts.

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Housing in Bel Air

There are countless homes for sale in Bel Air, Maryland, and the real estate is quite diverse. The community is located about 30 miles north of downtown Baltimore, and is a quaint town full of history. Originally referred to as "Scott's Old Fields," this community was a part of a land grant issued in 1731 to Daniel Scott. The area of "Belle Aire" was not created until 1782, and the additional "e" and "l" were not dropped until a few years later.

Bel Air is close to the center of Hartford County, and offers residents many things to do and housing options. There are a number of home styles available, including conventional styles, such as the traditional ranch, Cape Cod-style, and even some cottage-esque homes. Regardless of the type of dwelling you are searching for, you are likely to find something that meets your needs.

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The Feel of the Community

While most people begin searching for Bel Air, MD real estate due to the thriving art scene and the presence of a community that embraces its residents, there is more to this area than what initially meets the eye. Events such as the annual Kite Festival held at the local park, as well as activities running all day at the nearbyHays House keep the community entertained and feeling neighborly. There are also fine restaurants and boutique shops found on Main Street to help to give this community a unique, small-town charm that everyone will love and appreciate.


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  • With numerous neighborhood and community parks, Bel Air offers residents with plenty of things to see and do including playgrounds, gardens, ball fields, and an amphitheater, which hosts to a variety of summertime concerts.
  • History buffs love to explore the Hays House Museum, a historical landmark that features a glimpse into the daily life of a family in the 18th and 19th centuries.
  • Annual events, like the 4th of July Pancake Breakfast, offer residents an opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal and the chance to meet their fellow neighbors.

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