Towson Neighborhood Sales Info

Charlesbrook at Pinehurst

Cloisters

Cromwell Valley

www.cvcatowson.com

Greenbrier

Goucher Woods

www.goucherwoods.com

Goucher Woods is a community comprised of 48 spacious luxury townhomes that were built in 1989. Located in the Towson area of Maryland, the development is conveniently located within one mile of downtown Towson, major shopping areas, excellent schools of all levels, churches, and the Baltimore beltway.  ***NOTE:  There were NO home sales in 2022***

Hampton

www.hamptonmd.com

Hampton is a subdivision of Towson located just north of I-695 between Dulaney Valley Road & Providence Roads. This community with 635 homes situated on lots from 1/2 acre up to several acres and enjoys the serenity of a park-like setting, with an abundance of wildlife and large mature trees. Yet this country neighborhood is minutes from the center of Towson and 15-25 minutes from downtown Baltimore.

Idlewylde

www.idlewylde.net

The Idlewylde Community is located in Baltimore County, Maryland in the 21239 and 21212 zip codes. Idlewylde has been home to several generations of families for over 60 years. Residents are drawn to the area by the affordability of homes, excellent schools, convenient shopping, a neighborhood park, and safe streets. Idlewylde also maintains a community hall that can be rented for special occasions and meetings.

Knettishall

www.knettishall.org

Knettishall Community Association consists of 365 homes in Towson, Baltimore County, Maryland. The land on which Knettishall was built was first owned by a settler named Stansbury, who bequeathed the land to one of his sons, who in turn gave a portion of it to his brother Thomas. Visit the community website for more history.

Knollwood-Donnybrook

www.knollwooddonnybrook.org

Knollwood-Donnybrook boasts many great architectural and landscaping views.  Included in the neighborhood are lush gardens, large trees, sidewalk-lined streets, and brick and stone walkways.  Neighbors can be found walking outside a lot enjoying the sights, walking their dogs, and pausing to talk to friends.  Something that sets our neighborhood apart is the variety of ages among residents.  Some are original homeowners from the 1950s while others are young families just putting down roots.

Loch Raven Village

www.lochravenvillage.com

For over 50 years now, families have been calling Loch Raven Village “home.” Maybe it’s our all-brick exteriors and beautiful, spacious interiors featuring plaster walls and hardwood floors. Maybe it’s our location – convenient to shopping, schools, recreation and highways, yet comfortably suburban and very affordable. Or perhaps it’s simply the friendly Village atmosphere that makes it an outstanding neighborhood in which to live and raise a family. So, if you’re looking for a home with more history and personality than newer communities, Loch Raven Village welcomes you!

Rodgers Choice

Rodgers Forge

www.rodgersforge.org

Rodgers Forge is a vibrant, close-knit community comprised of 1,777 homes in Baltimore County, just north of the City line. This site is provided by the Community Association as a resource for current residents of Rodgers Forge as well as prospective homeowners or tenants. It’s also a great resource for realtors working in the area.

Ruxton, Riderwood, & Lake Roland

www.rrlraia.org

Established in 1953, we are an active community association of volunteers working to preserve and enhance our neighborhoods and the wonderful quality of life we are fortunate to enjoy here. The Ruxton-Riderwood-Lake Roland Area Improvement Association is managed by an elected board of governors which directs the activities of several committees. Our executive director maintains close contact with local government and law enforcement officials. Our office is located in the historic Rider House across from the Riderwood Post Office on Bellona Avenue.

Southland Hills & Chestnut Hills

www.southlandhills.org

The Southland Hills community is located on land originally owned by Doctor Grafton Bosley. His home is still standing as part of the Presbyterian Home complex. Doctor Bosley relocated to Towson in 1848 to form a medical partnership with his uncle, Doctor Josiah Marsh and later inherited his estate. Upon Dr. Bosley’s death, his property passed through his trustees to Emily Offutt who then conveyed it to Baltimore lawyer J. Elmer Weisheit and his wife Ingreet on May 20, 1922.

Stats include ALL of West Towson (This includes Southland Hills & Chestnut Hills):

Stoneleigh

www.stoneleigh21212.net

As a distinctive suburb of the city of Baltimore, Stoneleigh dates back to the days immediately following World War I. But for generations before our community was ever developed, Stoneleigh was a name well known in Baltimore County. It was the name of a notable manor house, redolent of stately Victorian charm, which was a landmark in the county for more than a century before it vanished into the mists of time in 1956.

Thornleigh

www.thornleighonline.com

Thornleigh is a close-knit community located in Towson, Maryland; it is part of Baltimore County. The Thornleigh neighborhood consists of 232 families. Centrally located in Thornleigh is the Valley Swim & Tennis Club for neighbors to join. Thornleigh is in the Baltimore County Public Schools district. Our public schools are Riderwood Elementary School, Dumbarton Middle School, and Towson High School. The neighborhood is easily accessible to Interstates 695 and 83, making Towson and York Road, as well as downtown, within easy reach.

Towson Green Community

Live well. Live green. Live at the center of everything! Towson Green is a traditional neighborhood development consisting of 121 for-sale townhomes on nine acres in the heart of Towson, MD in Baltimore County. Located between Towsontown Boulevard and East Burke Avenue just east of York Road, Towson Green is within easy walking distance to Towson Town Center’s numerous stores and restaurants, and minutes from downtown Baltimore and the Inner Harbor.  The community includes a pocket park and a tot lot. The central amenity is a rain garden – a bio-retention area consisting of aquatic plantings that treat stormwater runoff – complete with walkways and benches.

Towson Park

West Towson

www.westtowson.com

In 1987, our name was changed to “The West Towson Neighborhood Association.” The boundaries of the West Towson Neighborhood Association are as follows:

• West of Bosley Ave. on the east
• Both sides of Joppa Rd., on the north
• East side of Charles St., on the west
• North side of Chesapeake Ave., on the south

Wiltondale Community

www.wiltondale.org

The Wiltondale community is located in Towson, Maryland, just minutes north of Baltimore City. The community was completed in 1952 and consists of more than 350 homes. The Wiltondale logo reflects the huge white oak (Quercus alba) that is located at 514 Yarmouth Road. In America’s Bicentennial year, 1976, this tree was judged by the Maryland Forest Service to be among one of Maryland’s 300 oldest trees.