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Pasadena, MD Real Estate
Traditionally styled brick and vinyl sided homes are situated in neatly organized developments, made up of planned courts that are ideal for families with young children. Large estate style homes with luxury features come with generous lots with large yards. Best of all, Pasadena contains Ann Arundel County's largest plot of undeveloped land, half of which is protected by county ownership, ensuring that the natural beauty of Chesapeake wildlife will remain in the area for many years to come. Pasedena is convenient to the major metropolitan areas of Baltimore and Annapolis and is located within short driving distance of neighboring Severna Park, known for its tree lined streets, antique shops, and great restaurants. In addition, Severna Park features large shopping centers, supermarkets, and discount stores, where Pasedena residents can conveniently stock up on all of their shopping needs. The B&A Trail, a picturesque hiking and biking trail also runs through Severna Park, and allows residents the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful outdoors alongside the Magothy and Severn Rivers. As part of the Anne Arundel County School district, Pasadena features several strong public, private, and parochial schools, including Chesapeake High School. Those looking for a college preparatory education will also find a number of prestigious institutions in nearby Severna Park. With the allure of Pasadena's water view and waterfront properties, home prices in greater Pasadena average $375,000, but there are many affordable places to live in Pasadena, including the large subdivision of Green Haven.
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Comprised of the subdivisions of Greenhaven, Armiger, Riviera Branch, and Orchard Beach, Pasadena and its surrounding suburbs is home to almost 60,000 residents. This water view town in Anne Arundel County is made up of affordable condominium and townhouse units, as well as single family homes of all sizes and styles, many of which are within walking distance to the tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay.
