WELCOME TO NORTH POTOMAC

Captivating and ever popular North Potomac continues to be one of Washington DC’s most sought after suburban communities. It is a census-designated place and an unincorporated area in Montgomery County, MD that is home to approximately 25,000 residents. Located a mere 12 miles from DC metropolitan area, this suburban area has been growing steadily since 2000 and its appeal continues to remain strong as a great place to live.

North Potomac really has a lot to offer in addition to the proximity to both Washington DC and Baltimore, here you’ll residential developments, excellent schools, a booming economy and a variety of recreational activities. Money Magazine provides a snapshot of the area as a contender for “Best Places to Live 2007”

North Potomac, like it’s neighbor Potomac, is a highly educated and economically sound white-collar community. In 2009, North Potomac was profiled by Money Magazine as a “6 Figure Town”. The article has rated the median family income as $147,594 and the median home price as $550,000.

Health Care, Media & telecommunications, Computer & IT, Management and Sales are just some of the typical jobs one would find among the residents. Because of the proximity to Washington DC, many of the residents commute to either government jobs or work with foreign embassies. It is estimated that approximately 40% of the residents commute to work.

As one would expect to find in such a desirable area, easy access to world-class dining, shopping, and entertainment is abundant. Travilah Square and Traville Gateway are North Potomac's major shopping area along with the newer Fallsgrove Shopping Center. For information on local activities and to find local values, Premiere Magazine and Premiere Values Magazine both have local editions.

Great Falls Park is just one of the beautiful local parks for visitors and residents to enjoy. Another is nearby Glen Echo Park a magical amusement park where history and the art culture thrive. For those with different interests, nearby Gaithersburg provides North Potomac residents with convenient access to the Quince Orchard Pool & Tennis private club, with facilities open year-round. Members enjoy competitive swimming programs, tennis, and more. Another popular fitness and social club for North Potomac residents’ is the Westleigh Swim and Tennis Club.

Less expensive than nearby Potomac, North Potomac MD real estate currently has an average listing price of $602,020 and a median sales price of $584,500. Here you can find elegant yet affordable housing with a wide array of options for all buyers.
North Potomac real estate offerings include luxurious million dollar estates and farms, residential developments w/ smaller lots, superb townhouses and condominiums, and single family homes. Land and lots are also readily available for custom home and estate building. With the close proximity to George Washington University, student and staff can also find housing options in the area.North Potomac, like it’s neighbor Potomac, is a highly educated and economically sound white- collar community. In 2009, North Potomac was profiled by Money Magazine as a “6 Figure Town”. The article has rated the median family income as $147,594 and the median home price as $550,000.

Health Care, Media & telecommunications, Computer & IT, Management and Sales are just some of the typical jobs one would find among the residents. Because of the proximity to Washington DC, many of the residents commute to either government jobs or work with foreign embassies. It is estimated that approximately 40% of the residents commute to work.
 

 

 

It’s Good to Live Here: North Potomac residents recently received special recognition because of another astonishing distinction. Not only are the residents living in a great place – residents of North Potomac have been found to enjoy some of the highest life expectancies in the U.S. by Money Magazine!