HOMES FOR SALE IN MIDDLETOWN, MD

If you are looking for homes for sale in Middletown, MD, only minutes from I-70, only 5 miles from Frederick and less than 20 miles to Hagerstown, Middletown, MD is the place for you.

Ryan Homes at Middletown Glen offers new single-family homes from the upper $300s. Admar Homes offers villa homes from the low $200’s for active adults in The Village at Freedom Homes.  If you are looking for an upscale community with large half-acre home sites, The Summit at Foxfield is the place. These single-family homes are within walking distance to the Middletown’s 79-acre park.

Middletown, MD has everything from small town charm, the area’s most sought-after schools, shopping, dining and more. If you are looking for real estate that is close to the Hollow Creek Golf Club then Middletown, MD is calling your name.

A Coldwell Banker Innovations’ Realtor would love to help you find homes for sale in Middletown, MD. It is our pleasure to use our detailed knowledge of the local community; housing trends and overall real estate market to assist you find your dream home or sell your current property. Coldwell Banker Innovations is the leading residential brokerage team for Frederick County and #1 Independently Owned Coldwell Banker Franchise in Maryland.

Located in Frederick County, Middletown is a timeless American town nestled in a picturesque valley west of Frederick, MD. The Middletown Valley stretches between the Catoctin Mountains on the east and the South Mountains on the west. Reportedly, the suburban town gained its name from its location midway between the two mountain ranges.

The historic downtown is a central stop along a journey through our nation’s past. In the 1730s, the early settlers started to arrive in the valley. Among them was Michael Jesserong, who purchased 50 acres. He named his property Middletown. The town was officially founded in 1757, when Jesserong sold the first lots.

In 1806, Middletown’s Main Street spread west with the addition of the National Pike. In 1854, telegraph lines from Frederick and Hagerstown were routed through Middletown. Frederick Middletown Railway’s car 11 made its first run to Middletown in 1896. During the Civil War, both armies passed through the town to the battles of South Mountain and Antietam. Middletown opened its churches and homes to care for the wounded in the aftermath of those battles.