Your Guide to Buying a Home in North Potomac, MD

Buying a Home in North Potomac, Maryland

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North Potomac is located in Montgomery County

Population: 18,456 Today twenty-three towns and villages comprise prestigious, fast-growing Montgomery County. Northern Montgomery County features rolling hills and open farmland while the eastern portion has a more metropolitan flavor. The entire county is easily accessible to Washington, D.C. from the Capital Beltway and I-270, providing all residents with an easy commute. Metrorail's Red Line originates in Gaithersburg, travels through the District of Columbia and continues to Silver Spring, MD. Much of the county's industry is high-tech or government related. A number of space, computer, and telecommunications companies are located along the I-270 corridor. The U.S. Naval Command, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the National Institutes of Health, and the Department of Energy are just a few of the many federal offices and organizations located here. A number of Fortune 500 companies also make their home in Montgomery County.

The Potomac area has been growing rapidly for the past 10 years yet there are large tracts of land which remain open countryside and large estates. Single family homes dominate in this prestigious community. The community also boasts the largest concentration of million dollar plus properties. Potomac is horse country and has many equestrian-related organizations but all forms or recreation can he enjoyed at area parks. Public transportation is limited to bus service on major roads. Potomac has a medical center and there is a regional hospital in nearby Bethesda. Residents shop at two local centers, Potomac Village and Cabin John. Single family homes sell from $400,000 to over $4,000,000. Townhomes sell from $300,000 to $700,000.