The jury's in -- living in the Baltimore-Annapolis- D.C. area is a smart move for your future. But the problem is that now everyone knows about the area, which can result in sky-high rents and expensive groceries. What's a family to do? The answer is simple: live in Severn. This affordable little town is the next big thing in D.C. real estate--but luckily for you, the prospective homebuyer, it's still a well-kept secret.
Local institutions give Severn a hometown atmosphere. Here you can meet up with your new neighbors at Andy's Kitchen, which is famous for its home cooking and particularly its chipped beef, a regional specialty you'll have to try. Nearby Gianni's Pizza serves up a classic thick and cheesy New York slice.
Although Severn has every convenience you'd expect from a well-rounded D.C. suburb, sometimes you just need to get away from the city lights and into nature. Severn delivers on this too: it's just adjacent to the Patuxent Research Refuge. Established by President Franklin Roosevelt, the center continues to yield valuable insights to researchers about American wildlife. But you don't have to be a biologist or botanist to appreciate the walking trails, informational sessions, and festivals held at the National Wildlife Visitor Center, one of two areas of the refuge open to the public.
Aside from all that's available here, Severn residents also enjoy easy access to the rest of the Baltimore, Annapolis, and DC area. To see all of the home builders in the area, expand your search to include home builders in Baltimore. If you visit Anne Arundel Mall in nearby Hanover, you can enjoy everything from the discounts at Last Call by prestigious American retailer Neiman Marcus, to a day out at the movies. Here is a mall where you can find H and M, Levi's, J. Crew, Calvin Klein, and Hot Topic all in one package. Many of these are factory stores--which means great clothes, at prices that make them a steal. The in-house Dave and Busters and the Medieval Times Restaurant make sure the fun doesn't stop after the sun goes down, either. This is a mall you have to see to believe--it's an experience that will make most other shopping you've done before pale in comparison.
Severn is growing, but it's prepared for that growth. Highways 100, 170, and 174 already cut through the area, easing traffic in the morning and making your commute to work that much shorter. Severn is connected to the rest of the world in another way too, as business travelers will appreciate; the town is also conveniently close to the Baltimore Washington International Airport.
In ten years, who knows where this little city will be? You'll have to stay to find out. Since there's plenty of new construction, you'll have to stay tuned in to local gossip to find your next favorite store or restaurant. At NewHomeSource we know where to find you a beautiful new home. To see all the beautiful new homes in the area, search for new homes for sale in Baltimore.
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Stay within your budget. Here are all of the Severn subdivisions with new homes in common price ranges.
