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Annapolis Community
 As Maryland´s capital, Annapolis is always at the center of what´s happening. It´s no wonder that George Washington wanted to make this the nation´s capital. With a fine mixture of culture, history and the natural beauty of Maryland, Annapolis is an ideal place to live. We´re small enough to maintain the cozy small town feel while still growing in leaps and bounds. There is always an eclectic variety of homes on the market to suit every taste, style and amenity you can imagine. Search for your dream home in Annapolis today.
Annapolis Featured Listings & MLS
Below are some featured homes that are samples of the wide variety of properties you will find on the market in Annapolis, Maryland. You can Search the MLS for specific homes that meet your criteria, or review our Annapolis Featured Listings page to see local homes. Just click on one of the thumbnails below to get more information about that property.
Education in Annapolis
The Anne Arundel Public School system offers a wide variety of educational choices for your student. Annapolis High School is an IBO recognized school with many advanced placement classes available for the well rounded student. The school district as whole is committed to the quality education of the community. See what local schools are available in your neighborhood.
The Neighborhoods of Annapolis
Admiral Heights:
In the 1600´s, this beautiful area belonged to the Dorsey family. Today, Admiral Heights is a neighborhood that has been built with your convenience in mind. With parks on the waterfront where you can socialize with your neighbors, and a location that´s within easy distance of Uptown, downtown, the Bay Bridge, the Annapolis Mall and more, it´s no wonder Admiral Heights is such an attractive place to live.
Annapolis Cove:
With gorgeous waterfront homes, a private Marina and views straight to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, life in Annapolis Cove is ideal. This is a charming community of neighborly people and fantastic views right on Lake Ogleton.
Annapolis Walk:
Between Greenbriar Lane and Bywater Road you´re going to find the wonderful neighborhood of Annapolis Walk. You´re going to find this is a lovely community to live in with tennis courts, a playground, and a tree lined walking path near Crab Creek all accessible to residents.
Anchorage:
With a pride in our little community, Anchorage residents will find that investing in a home here is investing in the future of your family and the community at large. Check our featured listings to see what´s on the market in Anchorage.
Arnold:
With access to excellent local schools and other fine community amenities, it´s no wonder that relocating to Arnold is a popular alternative to life in Annapolis. With a long history in the area, you´re going to find homes in every available architectural style and price range.
Cape St. Claire:
Located just seven miles east of Annapolis proper, Cape St. Clair is a community that includes the neighborhoods of Walnut Ridge, Green Holly, Atlantis and St. Claire Court.
Cape St. John:
You´re going to find a wide range of homes from new construction single family homes to older properties at great values. Come find out why Cape St. John is a popular Annapolis neighborhood.
Crofton:
One of the newer communities of Annapolis, Crofton has been recognized as one of the 100 best places to live in the country. While you´re near all the amenities of a large city, Crofton offers a privacy that´s rare to find elsewhere.
Crownsville:
It´s the home of the Anne Arundel County Fair and the Maryland Renaissance Festival. It can be where you call home too. Check out Crownsville homes for sale and more here.
Places to see in Annapolis
The State House
Our nation´s first capital, the United States government operated from this spot for nearly a year. The house has been in use as a legislative body since 1772. Besides its obvious historical value, architectural enthusiasts should also note that it is the home of the largest rotunda built without the use of nails in the world. Additionally, the State House is used as the illustration for Maryland state quarters.
Annapolis Trails
The Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Trail is a nice walking trail around the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. All total the trail is a mile and a quarter long. The stadium was built in 1959 on the campus of the U.S. Naval Academy. The stadium is primarily used for football, but has also hosted Lacrosse and soccer games. The stadium seats 34,000, so if you´re looking for a peaceful run, it´s not recommend you go on a game day.
The Poplar Ave trail actually connects Taylor Ave to the Annapolis Sports Complex and Germantown Elementary School. This trail also passes the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium and the Public Library.
The Spa Creek Trail connected West Street and Truxtun Park. All and all the trail is about one and a half miles long. Enjoy the tranquil beauty of Spa Creek as you bike or walk along this trail.
Truxtun Park itself has several walking and biking trails, along with many other amenities. The park features a swim center and a boat ramp for those of you who like to spend a day on the water.
The longest trail system available is the Baltimore and Annapolis Trail Park. This trail runs from Annapolis to Glen Burnie. You can really enjoy the natural beauty of Maryland along these greenbelts. The trails are used for walkers, joggers, bikers, skateboarders and rollerbladers alike. At 13.3 miles long and spread across 112 acres, about 1/3 of the county´s residents live within easy walking distance or directly on the trail. Check out our featured listings to see about homes near this wonderful stretch of Maryland nature.
Annapolis Demographics:
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