Waterfront

Maryland’s Historic Capital & America’s Sailing Capital Annapolis serves as the capital city of Maryland and is one of America’s most historically significant communities. Founded as Maryland’s capital in 1695, it served as the first capital of the United States from 1783 to 1784, where the Treaty of Paris was ratified and George Washington resigned his commission as Commander-in-Chief. With a population of 40,812 (2020 Census), Annapolis combines colonial heritage, maritime culture, and world-class dining in a walkable downtown setting. ...

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Your First Look at Arnold Moving to Arnold means waking up to water views and ending your day with sunset over the Chesapeake Bay. This Anne Arundel County community sits on the Broadneck Peninsula, where the Magothy River meets the Severn River, giving residents boat access to the bay without leaving the neighborhood. When I first toured Arnold, what struck me most wasn’t the waterfront homes or the proximity to Annapolis—it was how the community actually functions. You’ve got the Baltimore & Annapolis Trail running right through, which means you can bike to schools, shops, or even Annapolis itself without touching a highway. It’s one of those rare places where the commute might be a bike ride instead of a 40-minute drive. ...

Historic Waterfront Chesapeake Bay Community Davidsonville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. One of Maryland’s oldest settlements, Davidsonville offers historic charm, waterfront properties, and a unique blend of colonial heritage and modern waterfront living on the scenic Chesapeake Bay. Quick Facts Category Information Population ~2,500 (2020 Census) Area ~1.0 sq mi ZIP Codes 21035 Area Codes 410, 443, 667 Founded 1705 Elevation ~5 ft Time Zone EST (UTC-5) Coordinates: 38°57′30″N 76°48′15″W ...

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Your First Look at Deale Deale is where the Chesapeake Bay feels like your backyard. This small community on the southern end of Anne Arundel County’s Western Shore has a population around 5,000-5,500 people, which keeps it from ever feeling crowded. The name “Deale” comes from the early settlers who established the area in the 1700s, and walking through town you’ll still feel that small-town rhythm. ...