Home buyers still find Crofton an attractive place to live, and Crofton homes have continued to sell throughout the real estate downturn. The stability of the Crofton real estate market is evidenced by the fact that none of the detached homes currently on the market are either bank-owned or potential short sales, according to our regional multiple listing system.
DETACHED HOMES
There are forty-two detached homes for sale now in the 21114 zipcode, ranging in price from three homes priced just under $300,000 to an 8–year old 6–bedroom colonial in Braddock Farms at $679,900. The most expensive home on the market in “Old Crofton” is actually the $599,990 new home, which is located on the corner of Crofton Parkway and Tarrytown. The majority of homes in Crofton, however, are 20–30 years old.
Click on Crofton detached homes to view photos, prices, and other details for currently listed detached homes in the 21114 zip code. This list is automatically updated, and will always be accurate at the time you click on the link.
TOWNHOMES
Sixty-four townhomes are on the market now in Crofton, ranging from a low of $135,000 for a lower level piggy-back unit in Bancroft to a $349,999 3–level garage townhome in Walden. Three of the listed townhomes are bank-owned and nine of them are potential short-sales – a great opportunity for investors, eager to take advantage of the low prices, low interest rates, and Crofton's convenient location for renters! Four of the townhomes currently on the market are newer, i.e. less than 10 years old, but most of them are in established neighborhoods.
Click on Crofton townhomes to view photos, prices, and other details for currently listed townhomes in the 21114 zip code. This list is automatically updated, as well, and will always be accurate at the time you click on the link.
CROFTON CONDOS
There are eight “other” homes currently for sale, including two of them in the Tiers at Walden. The other six could have been identified as townhomes, as many of their neighbors were. The confusion comes from the fact that these townhomes are located within a condominium association. You will not find these homes included among the townhomes, however, so home buyers will have a harder time finding them in an MLS search.
If you'd like to check out these homes, please contact me directly.
Do you have a good real estate app for your smart phone? There are several available at the Apple iTunes store, including one from realtor.com, zillow, and Long & Foster. To view a demo of the Long & Foster app (which is similar to the others mentioned here) and to get a free VIP access code, click on L&F mobile home search (for iPhone and Android).
Online home searches are a great way to begin your home purchase, but remember… it's just one resource. There's no substitute for actually visiting property and seeing it first-hand. Contact me today to inspect your favorite online finds, and for help choosing a lender, home inspector and other professionals who will likely have a role in your home purchase.
Originally posted 8/8/11 at FocusOnCrofton.com
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