Welcome to Odenton, MDOdenton, named after former state governor Oden Bowie, is located in Anne Arundel County at the intersection of Routes 170 and 175. This charming community is home to roughly 21,000 Odenton real estate owners but is quickly growing, thanks to its proximity to such employment centers as Fort Meade, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C.
A major appeal of Odenton real estate is the Piney Orchard development, which boasts 3,500 housing units and more than 8,500 residents. Several of its neighborhoods are reserved for active adults, and all are overseen by the Piney Orchard Community Association. The development also features a community center complete with indoor pool as well as a lake with waterfalls. Another attraction is the Odenton Town Center, a 1,620-acre mixed-use development designed around the high-traffic Odenton MARC station, which serves more than 2,000 passengers daily.
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