Welcome to Glen Burnie, MDGlen Burnie real estate is located in northern Anne Arundel County, just 15 miles north of Annapolis. The town dates back to the early 1800s, when it began as a family estate called Glennsburne. In the late 1800s it was incorporated and recognized as Glenburnie, only to have its name changed once more to Glen Burnie by the postmaster in 1930.
Today, Glen Burnie real estate is home to more than 40,000 residents. The town, whose major industry is defense technology, boasts a number of attractions, including crabbing at the Chesapeake Bay, swimming at the North Arundel Aquatic Center, hiking on the Baltimore & Annapolis Trail, and attending such popular local events as the annual Glen Burnie Carnival.
Much of the appeal of Glen Burnie real estate comes from the town’s proximity to such employment centers as Baltimore and Washington, D.C. And because it’s such a short trip to the charming waterfront city of Annapolis, water lovers and outdoor enthusiasts are also attracted to Glen Burnie real estate. | More Local Area InformationLocated in Anne Arundel County, on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, Pasadena is just a short trip from the big city amenities of Annapolis an... Read moreNot to be confused with the independent city of Baltimore, which it surrounds, the county of Baltimore is located in northern Maryland. Its count... Read moreElkridge is nestled on the banks of the Patapsco River, a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay that separates Howard and Baltimore Counties. Thanks to it... Read moreLocated in Anne Arundel County, Severna Park real estate is home to nearly 30,000 residents. Many Severna Park real estate owners enjoy the natura... Read moreFort Meade, a growing community located in Anne Arundel County, was named after General George G. Meade, who served in the Union Army during th... Read moreOdenton, named after former state governor Oden Bowie, is located in Anne Arundel County at the intersection of Routes 170 and 175. This charmin... Read moreThe city of Baltimore is situated in the north central part of the state of Maryland, about 40 miles northeast of Washington DC. Due to it... Read moreNicknamed “Charm City,” Baltimore is home to roughly 630,000 residents. Some of the more popular neighborhoods that make up Baltimore real estat... Read moreAs many of us know too well, Baltimore is one of the rare areas in the country that still has residential ground rents ( St. Louis is another ),... Read moreA suburb of the city of Baltimore, Catonsville is the home of the University of Maryland’s Baltimore County campus. More than 40,000 Catonsville rea... Read moreCrofton real estate is located in Anne Arundel County, about halfway between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. The community was originally establishe... Read moreOriginally a quiet farming community northeast of Baltimore, Rosedale is now a thriving suburb ideally situated between I-95 and the Baltimor... Read moreColumbia began in the late 1960s as a planned community. Today, it is home to 10 distinct villages and more than 100,000 residents. Among thes... Read moreLaurel is located in northern Prince George’s County. Dating back to the 1800s, the city is still home to several buildings from that time period... Read morePrince Georges County is a very diverse area, right in the middle of the Baltimore/Washington corridor. It boasts many historical landmarks as wel... Read moreFounded in 1772 as a flour mill town, Ellicott City has since grown into a thriving – and charming – Baltimore suburb. Its popular Main Street 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 moreParkville is a vibrant Baltimore suburb of 31,000 residents conveniently located inside the Baltimore Beltway. Its commercial district, which line... Read moreThe largest city in Prince George’s County, Bowie was once the site of a modest railroad town. Today, it is home to roughly 51,000 Bowie real estat... Read moreThe Baltimore suburb of Pikesville, named after explorer Zebulon Pike, is home to nearly 30,000 residents. This easily accessible town sits along th... Read more |
