The median home value in Parkton, MD is $519,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $252,500.
The national median home value is $266,648.
The average price of homes sold in Parkton, MD is $519,000.
Approximately 87% of Parkton homes are owned,
compared to 9% rented, while
4% are vacant.
Parkton real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Parkton real estate agent to arrange a tour
today! Learn more about Parkton Real Estate.
Start the New Year off Right! TO BE BUILT - 4 or 5 bedroom - 2.5 or 3.5 bathrooms - Build your custom dream home in Beautiful Parkton. Caruso Homes invites you to discover The Lexington II situated on 3 secluded acres of beautiful land. You'll love living in a picturesque setting that offers privacy as well as the conveniences of local shopping, dining and entertainment and easy access to Baltimore and Pennsylvania. Select from many options and designs that offer open floor plans with the vest best finishes, two-story foyer, gourmet kitchen, spacious family room and a beautiful owner's suite with en-suite spa bath. There is plenty of room for entertaining with our optional large recreation and theatre room on the basement level. Appreciate an upscale, laid-back lifestyle in a stunning Caruso estate home, where you can experience the very best of Maryland's charm. NOTE: NO BUILDER TIE IN
Custom built executive estate, complete with its own private wine cellar, bridge, and castle turret! This magnificent home features all brick and stone construction, mahogany solid hard wood and travertine tile floors throughout. Cooking enthusiasts will enjoy the open gourmet kitchen with island and wet bar area. Expansive entertaining areas, perfect for wine tastings and enjoying the company of others. Meticulously planned layout and high end finishes are sure to impress. There is over 2,000 SF+ outdoor living space, and with 2 oversized garages for 6 cars, itâs the perfect estate for a hobbyist! Donât miss the opportunity to own a one of a kind house!
Historically significant Hill House has been meticulously updated and maintained without altering the warmth and appeal of the original Second Empire style that makes this home a unique and significant structure in Northern Baltimore County. All of the original features have been preserved with great attention to detail but the house is all set for today's lifestyle. Spacious center hall, beautiful staircase, great scale with tall ceilings and doorways, intricate trim throughout, gorgeous wood floors, plaster walls, and all of the updates have been nicely blended with the old features. Updated foodie kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and baths, and wonderful porches, decks, patio, and even a very cool old stone cellar with wine storage area. Previously used as a bed and breakfast, the home features en-suite baths and a beautiful third floor owner's suite as well as park-like grounds, private deck with a hot tub, Williamsburg-style gardens, and a flexible outbuilding currently used as a woodworking shop with an attached deck, and separate parking area. The grounds are absolutely beautiful with extensive lawns, mature shade trees and shrubbery, and extensive perennial gardens, creating your own secluded oasis! If you've always wanted to live in an historic home but you're not up for a major renovation you don't want to miss this opportunity! You have to come see this house and grounds to truly appreciate how appealing and inviting it is. Move right in and start enjoying it! For a full historic description, see the Maryland Historical Trust webpage, property #BA-1152.
On 25ac in Parkton. Want to live in the country w open land, woods, stream, pond, and off the road? This maybe the place - quiet & private. 2 story house needs extensive repairs or build a new house. Property is zoned RC2 & RC7 and can possibly yield 1 additional building site - buyer to verify. Sold "As Is" - with no seller repairs; inspections for informational purposes only.
