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Welcome to Finksburg, MD

Finksburg is a modest town located in Carroll County. Because of its proximity to both Baltimore and Annapolis and the 85 technology firms that call the county home, Finksburg real estate is especially popular among commuters.

Finksburg boasts an active civic community, embodied by the Finksburg Planning and Citizens’ Council, Inc. Through membership and executive board meetings, the Council works to improve daily life for Finksburg real estate owners with such projects as the Finksburg Corridor Plan and the Walnut Park Plaza.

Finksburg’s small-town atmosphere, combined with its dedication to future growth, make this town an idea place to live.
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