Everyone knows that location is a major factor in where you decide to buy a home. When you are looking to move you and your family into a new house, it is not just about making sure the family room is cozy enough, or that you have enough closet space. It is also about where you are choosing to plant your family’s roots. Where will you go grocery shopping, where is your Friday night hangout spot, and is there anything fun to take the kids to close by? These are all questions that may be swirling through your mind as you begin researching areas. Oftentimes, you have to choose between a fast-paced city life and a laid back, hometown feel. Luckily for you, there is a place that lets you have the best of both worlds. Southern Maryland is home to rolling acres of farm fields, beautiful natural scenery, historic land sites and only about one hour outside of our nation’s capital!
Here are ten things that you can enjoy in the surrounding areas on a typical Southern Maryland weekend:
- Taking a visit to the Smithsonian’s
- Biking around the National Mall
- Visiting the state’s capital, Annapolis, MD
- Visiting the Eastern Shore’s world famous beaches
- Spending a day at the National Aquarium in Baltimore
- Attending a sports game (Washington Commanders, The Capitals, The Orioles)
- Hiking on the American Chestnut Land Trust Trail in Prince Frederick, MD
- Taking an afternoon visit to the Calvert Marine Museum’s otters
- Having a day out on the Chesapeake Bay
- Visiting the Southern Maryland Amish Market
The beauty of living so close to the city, but not in the city, is that you can still retreat back to your cozy home at the end of the day.
Schaefer Homes allows you to build the home of your dreams in this desirable area, letting you live in your dream home and dream location. You get to experience all that the city has to offer, partnered with the charms of small town living.
With homes in Calvert County, Maryland the opportunities are endless for you and your family to call Southern Maryland home. Let Schaefer Homes help you discover the joys of having the best of both worlds.