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New Homes in Montgomery County, Maryland
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A comfortable region adjacent to Washington, DC, Maryland’s Montgomery County encompasses the business hubs of Silver Spring and Bethesda, as well as expanding communities such as Gaithersburg, Shady Grove and Germantown. Our new homes in Montgomery County, MD, benefit from easy commutes, as well as a wide range of recreational and cultural opportunities that enhance residents’ quality of life.
New Homes in Montgomery County, MD, Near Professional Opportunities
Montgomery County has a diverse economic base that extends the region well beyond bedroom-community status. The county has one of the largest biotechnology clusters nationwide and also serves as a corporate base for major enterprises such as Lockheed Martin, Giant and Marriot International. With nearly 30,000 workers, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is the county’s largest single employer, with the U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. Commerce Department also maintaining major federal agency presences. Our homes for sale in Montgomery County, MD, are an excellent choice for those drawn to its professional opportunities.
Convenient Transportation Options in Montgomery County, MD
Our new homes in Montgomery County, MD, are near a variety of commuter routes, including two distinct sections of Washington Metro’s Red Line. A new Purple Line is currently being planned that will extend commuter service beyond Shady Grove and Silver Spring and bring new transportation options to area residents. In addition, the county-operated Ride On and WMATA Metrobus offer further public transportation options.
Montgomery County’s Historic and Recreational Attractions
Reflecting a diverse and varied history, Montgomery County contains a portion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. This park extends nearly 200 miles from Germantown to Cumberland along a towpath paralleling the Potomac River. Our new Montgomery County, MD, homes for sale are near the various scenic hiking opportunities and gorgeous sights.
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