Welcome to Cambridge, MDCambridge is the seat of Dorchester County, one of nine counties that make up the Eastern Shore. Although the city itself is home to just 11,000 residents, Cambridge real estate owners enjoy the amenities offered by the surrounding county, which boasts 750 businesses, the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, and the 110-acre Cambridge-South Dorchester High School.
Because the city is nestled in the banks of the Chesapeake Bay of the Delmarva Peninsula, Cambridge real estate features impressive waterfront views and a charming maritime culture. A recent renovation of Cambridge’s downtown, led by the Main Street program, has infused the city with new life, evident in such community events as the Main Street Farmer’s Market, Second Saturday Art Openings, and the Taste of Cambridge. And the opening of Sailwinds Park, a performance venue, has brought such notable music acts as Trace Adkins and Leeann Womack to Cambridge in addition to playing host to the annual Delmarva Chicken Festival. | More Local Area InformationOxford is Maryland’s oldest town; it began as a seaport back in the 1860s and grew into a prominent shipping center with the growth of the tobacc... Read moreEaston, the seat of Talbot County, is located on the state’s Eastern Shore and is home to roughly 12,000 residents. This charming maritime city i... Read moreSaint Michaels is a modest maritime town of 1,200 residents located in Talbot County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. It is tucked between Michener’... Read moreBozman is a community in Talbot County, Maryland. Since it is bordered by the Chesapeake Bay to the west, this county offers beautiful views as wel... Read moreFederalsburg is located in Caroline County on the banks of the Marshyhope Creek, a tributary of the 30-mile-long Nanticoke River. The town i... Read moreSolomons takes its name from Isaac Solomon, a 19th Century Baltimore businessman who established an oyster cannery on the island shortly after th... Read moreThe charming maritime community of Solomons Island is home to some of Calvert County’s most desirable real estate. The town’s natural beauty i... Read moreAs the largest city in Sussex County, Seaford is home to more than 6000 residents. The community’s downtown recently underwent a $1.5 millio... Read morePrince Frederick is a town of less than 2,000 people located in Calvert County. Its main thoroughfare is Solomons Island Road, which ultimatel... Read moreRidgely is located in Caroline County, one of nine counties that make up Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Over the years, the town has stayed true to it... Read moreLexington Park is located in Saint Mary’s County about 60 miles southeast of the nation’s capital. The town’s largest employer is the nearby Patuxen... Read moreAt four miles wide, Kent Island is the largest island in the Chesapeake Bay and the oldest English settlement in the state. It is bisected by th... Read moreDeale is located roughly 20 miles from Annapolis and 35 miles from Washington, D.C. on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay. Many people relocat... Read moreSalisbury is the seat of Wicomico County and the largest city on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Consequently, the city is home to several majo... Read moreDunkirk is a modest town of less than 3,000 residents. It is located in Calvert County, approximately 20 miles from the Delmarva Peninsula and 1... Read moreDue to its close proximity to several major cities and convenient access to all of St. Mary’s County’s attractions, the community of Valley Lee, M... Read moreValley Lee is a small community of Saint Mary’s County, Maryland, located within the beautiful Chesapeake Bay area. An important part of th... Read moreBut if the great outdoors is your stage, St. Mary’s County offers outdoor recreation for everyone, and the star of the show of course is fishing i... Read moreHarrington, Delaware is in Kent County, about 16 miles south of the state capital and only a short drive to the Delaware beaches. Harrington i... Read moreWelcome to Annapolis, the “Sailing Capital of America”! This nautical city – and state capital – sits at the mouth of the Severn River, which feed... Read more |
