Maryland
College Park
College Park is a vibrant town rich in history and modern amenities. Known for being home to the University of Maryland, its roots date back to 1859 with the establishment of the Maryland Agricultural College. The town's development was heavily influenced by the railroad, which spurred growth and attracted residents and businesses. Housing options are diverse, ranging from historic homes dating back to the 1800s to contemporary condos. College Park offers excellent options for commuters, including the Green Line Metro station, upcoming Purple Line stops, and extensive bike trails that link to Washington, D.C. Residents and visitors enjoy a dynamic culinary scene along Route 1, cultural attractions like the College Park Aviation Museum, and local gems such as Maryland Dairy for top-notch ice cream. The area also boasts lush parks and trails, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Snapshot
- Population 34,416
- Median Home Price $404,700
- Median Age 22
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Walk Score
77
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Transit Score
42
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Bike Score
91
Notable Schools
- Elementary (PK-5) Hollywood Elementary School
- Middle (6-8) Hyattsville Middle School
- High (9-12) College Park Academy
Public Transportation
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Metro: College Park-U of Md
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Explore Homes in College Park
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Lower Market Westchester Park Dr
BR 3.0
BA 2.1
SQ FT 2000
Built 1967
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Mid Market 52nd Ave
BR 5.0
BA 3.0
SQ FT 1666
Built 1950
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Upper Market Cory House
BR 5.0
BA 2.0
SQ FT 2600
Built 1880
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History & Culture of College Park
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