Founded in 1760 by brothers John Poole and Joseph Poole, Poolesville, Maryland is a wonderful place to settle and raise a family. Originally developed on 160 acres in Montgomery County, this small city is currently home to more than 5,000 people. Poolesville is a small suburb of Washington, D.C., and combines the best of big cities and small towns. These diverse influences provide residents with a unique living experience that meets every need. No one who has lived in Poolesville could call the city boring. It offers the right blend of city amenities and small town ambiance to give residents a relaxed atmosphere.
Thirty miles west of Washington D.C. and 20 miles southwest of Gaithersburg, Poolesville is located off many of the major highways in the area, so the city is not affected by hectic traffic or through-away travelers. This allows residents to relax and enjoy the serenity of the area. This suburban retreat inspires many residents to enjoy the best that the region has to offer. Mild winters and cool summers encourage year-round activities and many people enjoy the stillness of the surrounding nature. The Potomac River is in one direction and the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in another, giving residents plenty of recreation options to choose.
With free movie nights every week, and a different community event every month in the winter and every week in the summer, there is more to do in Poolesville than your average small town. East of Poolesville along Highway 270 is Germantown, Gaithersburg and Rockville. This trio of cities gives Poolesville residents easy access to countless shopping, dining, entertainment and cultural attractions. If you decide to make a trip into Washington, D.C., Highway 270 makes it convenient to travel to and from nearly every city north of the capital.
The most important reason you move to a small town is for the sense of community. In Poolesville, you will feel like you are part of this wonderful community, and enjoy participating in community activities to preserve the community’s charm. Residents of this community take an active interest in improving and maintaining the high quality of living that you deserve. Poolesville real estate features a wide selection of properties including single family homes, luxury properties, townhomes, condos and more. Come visit us and we will show you why Poolesville is a great place to call home.
Poolesville Homes for Sale
Looking for Poolesville homes for sale? Search our local listings database for access to listings in Poolesville and the surrounding areas. Whether you want to buy or sell Poolesville real estate, you can browse through properties or find a wide variety of real estate resources available on this website.
Poolesville Real Estate Agent
If you are looking for a Poolesville REALTOR®, choose Mary Charters & Associates! As your Poolesville real estate agent, Mary Charters can assist you with all of your home buying and selling needs. They can provide you with access to the local listings database and offer their experience and knowledge to make the home buying or selling process easier for you and your family. Contact Mary Charters & Associates today to get your home search started!
Mary Charters
Mary Charters & Associates
904 Wind River Lane
Suite 101
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
Office: (301) 590-5500
Fax: (301) 917-6028
Email: Info@MCharters.com
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