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Poolesville Contracts in 2010

June 14th, 2010 Categories: Poolesville

The overall contract activity in Poolesville, Dickerson, Barnesville and the Agricultural Reserve is 65% higher than 2009. Sales of entry level homes priced under $300,000 is up 200% from 2009.

Contact us for information about the market in Poolesville and see these stats for other areas in Montgomery County.

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This Poolesville Townhome Sparkles

December 16th, 2009 Categories: Poolesville

This Poolesville townhome would be ideal for a first-time home buyer or investor.  Everything’s been updated: windows, roof, siding, systems and more.  New baths, carpet and paint make it move-in ready.  What a great value!

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Poolesville and Ag Reserve Pricing Trends

August 11th, 2009 Categories: Poolesville

Contracts in Poolesville and the Ag Reserve are up over 18% over the last six months compared to the same period last year.  Compared to other areas in Montgomery County, overall transaction volume is really low — there simply aren’t many homes out here in the country.  With so few sales, easy conclusions can’t be made from this comparison: Read the rest of this entry »

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Poolesville and Ag Reserve Market Update

June 28th, 2009 Categories: Poolesville

Although Poolesville and the Ag Reserve covers a huge geographic area, there’s more horses than houses in this part of Montgomery County.  Read the rest of this entry »

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The Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve hits a milestone

February 4th, 2009 Categories: Poolesville

Less than 20 miles from the Washington Beltway is some of the most pristine countryside you will see anywhere.  The Agricultural Reserve in Montgomery County is the result of very progressive land use policies implemented in 1980.  With the easement acquisition of the Sunny Ridge Farm in January, Montgomery County reached its goal of preserving 70,000 acres of farmland through protective easements. Now, we have the largest percentage of preserved agricultural land in the United States.

This Ag Reserve is a real jewel in Montgomery County.  The area is laced with country roads perfect for riding bikes, visiting orchards and equestrian activities.  But it’s so much more than a destination to visit.  It’s a tranquil place to live and call home.  Check out homes for sale in the Agricultural Reserve and find your own place in the country.

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