Living in Silver Spring Maryland
Living in Silver Spring Maryland
Living in Silver Spring Maryland
Living in Silver Spring Maryland
Silver Spring Maryland
Silver Spring is an unincorporated city spanning almost 8 square miles with a population of about 81 thousand people. Metro's redline train runs through Silver Spring and includes train stops at downtown Silver Spring, Forest Glen, Wheaton and Glenmont.
Silver Spring is named for the mica flecked spring located in Acorn Park downtown. Downtown Silver Spring has a nightlife, great restaurants with worldwide cuisine. There is an ice skating rink, and several theatres including the AFI Theatre and Cultural Center, the Silver Spring Black Box theatre featuring local plays and musicians and the Silver Spring Stage a performing arts theatre.
The homes for sale in Silver Spring Maryland include condos, townhouses and single family homes. Most of the condominiums are in downtown Silver Spring but if you're looking for older homes, you'll find single family properties built from the late 1800’s up to new construction today.
A neighborhood overview
The Silver Spring neighborhood of Aspen Hill is close to the redline Glenmont Metro train station. Home styles in the Aspen Hill area include ramblers, Colonials and split levels built between the 1940s and 1960s. Aspen Hill is an unincorporated area six miles from the District line.
The Woodmoor neighborhood is in the northern section of Silver Spring Maryland. The Art-Deco shopping area in Woodmoor is at the intersection of Rt 29 and University Boulevard. Woodmoor is 4 miles from downtown Silver Spring and the redline Silver Spring Metro station. Homes in the Woodmoor and Colesville area include ramblers, Colonials built between 1940-1960 with some newer construction homes in smaller neighborhoods.
The Forest Glen neighborhood has a Metro station located along Georgia Avenue. Holy Cross Hospital and the National Museum of Health and Medicine are located in Forest Glen. St. John the Evangelist church, originally built in 1774 and rebuilt in 1894, is located in Forest Glen. It is one of the oldest churches in Maryland.
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Living in Silver Spring Maryland
Silver Spring Maryland
Silver Spring is an unincorporated city spanning almost 8 square miles with a population of about 81 thousand people. Metro's redline train runs through Silver Spring and includes train stops at downtown Silver Spring, Forest Glen, Wheaton and Glenmont.
Silver Spring is named for the mica flecked spring located in Acorn Park downtown. Downtown Silver Spring has a nightlife, great restaurants with worldwide cuisine. There is an ice skating rink, and several theatres including the AFI Theatre and Cultural Center, the Silver Spring Black Box theatre featuring local plays and musicians and the Silver Spring Stage a performing arts theatre.
The homes for sale in Silver Spring Maryland include condos, townhouses and single family homes. Most of the condominiums are in downtown Silver Spring but if you're looking for older homes, you'll find single family properties built from the late 1800’s up to new construction today.
A neighborhood overview
The Silver Spring neighborhood of Aspen Hill is close to the redline Glenmont Metro train station. Home styles in the Aspen Hill area include ramblers, Colonials and split levels built between the 1940s and 1960s. Aspen Hill is an unincorporated area six miles from the District line.
The Woodmoor neighborhood is in the northern section of Silver Spring Maryland. The Art-Deco shopping area in Woodmoor is at the intersection of Rt 29 and University Boulevard. Woodmoor is 4 miles from downtown Silver Spring and the redline Silver Spring Metro station. Homes in the Woodmoor and Colesville area include ramblers, Colonials built between 1940-1960 with some newer construction homes in smaller neighborhoods.
The Forest Glen neighborhood has a Metro station located along Georgia Avenue. Holy Cross Hospital and the National Museum of Health and Medicine are located in Forest Glen. St. John the Evangelist church, originally built in 1774 and rebuilt in 1894, is located in Forest Glen. It is one of the oldest churches in Maryland.
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