Great Mills

[DallasRed]

What are the better neighborhoods in Great Mills? Subdivision names please........................

 

[glhs837]

What are the better neighborhoods in Great Mills? Subdivision names please........................

Cecil's Mill most likely to be what you are after.

 

[desertrat]

There are a couple fairly new ones to the south. Consider Great Mills, but not actually in town. Don't remember the names though.

 

[glhs837]

Great Mills, actually a weird little zip code, like so many down here. Not even contiguous.

http://www.zillow.com/homes/Great-Mills-MD_rb/

Are you looking to buy a new home in a subdivision?

Better if you nail it down a bit. For instance, theres a new subdivision that lies between two parts of Great Mills, off of Indian Bridge, but it;s a California MD zip code.

 

[desertrat]

Vrai was pretty happy where she lived. Just off Chancellors Run to the South behind the school.

 

[Tech]

Great Mills, actually a weird little zip code, like so many down here. Not even contiguous.

http://www.zillow.com/homes/Great-Mills-MD_rb/

Are you looking to buy a new home in a subdivision?

Better if you nail it down a bit. For instance, theres a new subdivision that lies between two parts of Great Mills, off of Indian Bridge, but it;s a California MD zip code.

Actually Great Mills PO is contiguous, for example that map shows the high school outside Great Mills but it is in Great Mills PO.

 

[Monello]

Heard's estate is a nice neighborhood. Located close to Chancellor's run & park, Rt. 235 & GMR

 

[glhs837]

Actually Great Mills PO is contiguous, for example that map shows the high school outside Great Mills but it is in Great Mills PO.

Heard's estate is a nice neighborhood. Located close to Chancellor's run & park, Rt. 235 & GMR

True, Tech, but Bay Ridge Estates, just south of the intersection of GMR and Rt 5, that's Lexington Park again.

Heards Estates is a bit tight for my taste.

I suppose the OP needs to give us a better idea as to house size, lot size, and other factors that matter.

 

[CrashTest]

I love that hood down Rutherford Blvd. Huge, flat lots with no trees, and just about every house has at least 2+ car garage. There's currently 3 houses for sale down there now and I would take any of the 3. I'm just too lazy to move.

 

[glhs837]

I love that hood down Rutherford Blvd. Huge, flat lots with no trees, and just about every house has at least 2+ car garage. There's currently 3 houses for sale down there now and I would take any of the 3. I'm just too lazy to move.

Thats the Stallman subdivision. I lived across the street from there for years. Pretty quiet hood, Large lots. Some might be too close to the park, the ball court can be a bit loud at times. Never been inside, I think there were a variety of builders over time, so it would be worth a good home inspection. But I'm generally a downer on subdivision houses anyway, I think the cookie cutter approach leads to gaps in work quality, and use of so-so materials in places you cant see. I know most models I go in show lack of attention to detail and a lot of floorplans made to show, not to live.

 

[merc669]

True, Tech, but Bay Ridge Estates, just south of the intersection of GMR and Rt 5, that's Lexington Park again. .

Makes no sense to me with the Post Office just down the block. By the way, I live there and had some surveyors there in the woods. Found out they were doing some Survey for the county and a possible new school they said on the left past Bay Ridge. Hopefully a new Middle School. County could use another one to spread the load on the teachers. Anybody hear anything on a new school in the future?

 

[glhs837]

Makes no sense to me with the Post Office just down the block. By the way, I live there and had some surveyors there in the woods. Found out they were doing some Survey for the county and a possible new school. Hopefully a new Middle School. County could use another one to spread the load on the teachers. Anybody hear anything on a new school in the future?

I lived on Indian Bridge, had a California address. Now I live about 2 miles away from the Park Hall post office but have a Lex Park address.