Overview
Frederick is a historic city with a thriving arts scene, walkable downtown, and growing tech presence. Located along I-270, it offers a small-city lifestyle with commuter access to D.C. and Baltimore.
Neighborhoods
Downtown Frederick
A popular neighborhood in Frederick.
Ballenger Creek
A popular neighborhood in Frederick.
Urbana
A popular neighborhood in Frederick.
Spring Ridge
A popular neighborhood in Frederick.
Tuscarora
A popular neighborhood in Frederick.
Whittier
A popular neighborhood in Frederick.
Market Trends
Frederick has a median home price of approximately $420,000, providing excellent value for a city with I-270 commuter access to D.C. Homes average 20 days on market. The walkable downtown, Fort Detrick military installation, and a growing biotech corridor support steady demand. New communities like Ballenger Creek and Urbana attract families from pricier Montgomery County.
Living in Frederick
Schools
Top Schools
- Urbana High School
- Oakdale High School
- Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Commute
Major Routes
I-70, I-270, Rt 15, Rt 340
Schools
Frederick is served by Fairfax County Public Schools, one of the top-rated school systems in Virginia.
Commute & Transportation
Frederick offers commuter access to Washington, D.C. via major highways and public transit options.
Lifestyle & Community
Frederick is a historic city with a thriving arts scene, walkable downtown, and growing tech presence. Located along I-270, it offers a small-city lifestyle with commuter access to D.C. and Baltimore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Frederick a good place to buy a home?
Frederick is a historic city with a thriving arts scene, walkable downtown, and growing tech presence. Located along I-270, it offers a small-city lifestyle with commuter access to D.C. and Baltimore.
What are home prices like in Frederick?
The median home price in Frederick is approximately $420K, with a range of $200K–$1M.
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