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Living in Frederick, MD

Combining a hip and urban vibe with historical buildings and places, Frederick, Maryland, offers you a truly unique place to call home. With Baltimore, Washington D.C., and Gettysburg all within a 1-hour drive, residents have easy access to several large metropolitan areas. Frederick also has its own well-developed downtown area with a 50-block historic district. Some buildings date from the early 18th century, providing the city with a delightful mix of architectural styles.

Row houses in Frederick, MD

Fun and Attractions in Frederick

Frederick neighborhoods boast ample shopping, entertainment, and attractions. Downtown has everything from gourmet shops to interesting antique boutiques, so locals rarely need to leave the area in search of food or excitement. The Weinberg Center for the Arts hosts various live theater performances for you to enjoy, and the National Museum of Civil War Medicine lets you learn about the history of local soldiers.

There are 90 parks in and around Frederick, Maryland, so there is a lot of outdoor fun to be had. Just 20 minutes outside of Frederick, Gambrills State Park offers acres of forested terrain and more than 16 miles of trails for residents to explore, and the Potomac River ensures water sports are top activities during the summer months. The Appalachian Trail runs through the nearby mountains, making hiking, backpacking, and camping favorite ways for locals to spend time.

Businesses in downtown Frederick, MD

Homes in Frederick

Living in Frederick is convenient, and homes for sale in Frederick, MD run the gamut. It is this wide variety of housing options that makes this city such a desirable spot. Frederick real estate ranges from compact row houses to almost palatial colonials, with a lot of ground in between. Downtown Frederick, MD, is full of row homes and smaller lots of historic buildings, so there is a lot to choose from here.

Lake and trees in Frederick, MD

Getting Around in Frederick

Owning a car is recommended if you live in Frederick, Maryland, since bus routes are limited. TransitIT does offer commuter services that connect with the MARC train, but a private vehicle is the preferred transportation method of many who work both inside and outside the area.


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  • Downtown Frederick has everything you need to suit your shopping, dining, and entertaining needs.
  • For something a little different, the Weinburg Center for the Arts features a variety of fine art performances including plays, concerts, comedy nights, and poetry readings.

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