Welcome to Bel Air, MDBel Air, the seat of Harford County, is located just north of Baltimore off U.S. Route 1. The population of the town itself is just over 10,000; however, that number blooms to 75,000 when real estate owners in nearby Bel Air North and Bel Air South are included.
As the commercial and entertainment center of the county, Bel Air’s downtown is currently undergoing a significant renovation, overseen by the Main Street Improvement Project. This includes the enhancement of pedestrian walkways and streetscapes and the improvement of traffic flow through the town.
Bel Air is served by the Harford County school system, which includes Bel Air elementary school, Bel Air middle school, and Bel Air high school. The town is also home to four private schools and the Harford Community College. This makes Bel Air real estate especially popular among families with school-age children.
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