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Cape St. Claire, MD Real Estate
Before community of Cape St. Claire was founded by the River Bay Company in 1949, it was a region comprised mostly of farmland. In fact, two of those historic farms, Stichcomb House and Goshen Farm, still stand as part of the Cape's picturesque landscape. Originally designed as a community of summer cottages in the mid twentieth century, Cape St. Claire is now a permanent home to nearly 8,000 year-round inhabitants. But, with its residents-only clubhouse, marinas, and beaches, Cape St. Claire still provides the atmosphere of a vacation spot. Cape St. Claire is a boater's paradise, with three marinas with 210 slips, which residents may rent for an annual fee. In addition, there are three beautiful beaches where residents can enjoy the scenic vistas of the Chesapeake Bay, Lake Claire, and the Little Magothy River. In the tightly knit neighborhood, community clubs and organizations play a large role in the social scene. Many residents explore their similar interests in groups such as the Yacht Club, the History Committee, and the Farm Preservation Society. Not only do the community organizations serve as a way for neighbors to get to know each other, they help to preserve the beauty and culture of their town. With an affordable median housing price, the dream of a year round vacation home is accessible to many new home buyers. And with its close proximity to Annapolis, 45 minute drive to Baltimore, and less than an hour commute to Washington DC, Cape St. Claire is a convenient place to call home.
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Located in Anne Arundel County, Cape St. Claire is conveniently located minutes from the state capitol but maintains the feeling of a vacation retreat. The active neighborhood association works tirelessly to preserve the unique charm of the upscale waterfront community and the close knit neighbors give the quaint cape an old-fashioned small town appeal. Cape St. Claire's residents seek a diverse architectural aesthetic and the town's original 1950's style split levels harmoniously combine with a variety of newer contemporary and colonial homes.
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