Prince George's County Communities
Prince George’s County is one of the most diverse and dynamic counties in the Washington DC region. With communities ranging from urban-edge Metro hubs to rural retreats, the county’s cities offer a wide array of housing styles, commuter access, cultural heritage, and investment opportunities. Whether you’re looking for walkability, affordability, or luxury living near DC, you’ll find a postal city in Prince George’s County that fits your lifestyle.
Urban-Core & Inner-Beltway Communities
Adelphi – A diverse and centrally located area with apartment complexes, single-family homes, and easy access to the University of Maryland.
Berwyn Heights – A small, established town near College Park offering mid-century homes, mature trees, community parks, and strong civic pride.
Bladensburg – A historic town on the Anacostia River with new development and access to the Port Towns trail system.
Brentwood – A compact community known for its arts scene and close proximity to DC.
Cheverly – A leafy suburb with historic charm, Metro access, and strong community involvement.
Fairmount Heights – A historically significant community with deep African American roots, close-knit neighborhoods, and walkable access to the DC border.
Hyattsville – A booming arts district with historic homes, breweries, cafes, and walkable neighborhoods.
Mount Rainier – A progressive community with strong arts and cultural influence, located just across the DC border.
University Park – A charming, tree-filled enclave of early 20th-century homes near the University of Maryland.
Metro-Accessible Suburban Centers
College Park – Home to the University of Maryland, this postal city offers student housing, transit access, and a growing town center.
Greenbelt – A planned community with walkable neighborhoods, Metro access, and mid-century homes surrounded by green space.
Landover – Home to FedEx Field, Landover offers condos, townhomes, and close access to I-495 and the Metro.
Lanham – A residential and commercial mix just outside DC, with easy commuter access and diverse neighborhoods.
- New Carrollton – A transit-rich city with a major MARC, Amtrak, and Metro hub, surrounded by high-density housing.
Riverdale / Riverdale Park – Known for its farmer’s market and arts scene, Riverdale blends residential charm with walkable conveniences.
Silver Spring – While mostly in Montgomery County, parts of Silver Spring extend into Prince George’s County, offering residential convenience near Capitol Heights, Hillcrest Heights, and the Suitland Parkway.
Springdale – A centrally located suburb with new development and quick access to Landover and Largo stations.
Suitland – Adjacent to DC, Suitland is home to federal agencies and Metro stations, with a mix of condos, townhomes, and single-family homes.
Takoma Park – A socially active, progressive community with charming older homes and walkable downtown living.
Established Suburbs with Shopping & Commuter Convenience
Bowie – Prince George’s County’s largest city, offering planned neighborhoods, town centers, parks, and commuter rail access.
- Camp Springs – A residential area near Joint Base Andrews with Metro accessibility and quiet subdivisions.
- Capitol Heights – A commuter-friendly suburb on the DC border with access to multiple Metro stations.
- Clinton – A popular commuter suburb with spacious homes, shopping plazas, and access to Route 5.
- District Heights – An affordable, conveniently located suburb with a mix of housing types and community parks.
Glenarden – A small city with single-family homes and easy access to Woodmore Towne Centre.
Glenn Dale – A quiet suburban area with larger lots, newer homes, and green space.
Mitchellville – An upscale residential area with modern subdivisions, shopping centers, and easy Beltway access.
Oxon Hill – Known for its proximity to National Harbor, Oxon Hill blends condos, retail, and easy I-495 access.
Temple Hills – A suburban community with older homes, apartment complexes, and close access to Andrews Air Force Base.
Southern Prince George’s County & Route 5 Corridor
Accokeek – A quiet, semi-rural area with larger homes, wooded lots, and Potomac River access.
Brandywine – One of the fastest-growing areas in Southern PG, offering new construction, retail, and highway access.
Cheltenham – A peaceful suburb featuring newer subdivisions, horse properties, and proximity to U.S. Route 301.
Fort Washington – A waterfront postal city offering scenic Potomac views, large custom homes, and easy Beltway access.
Morningside – A small community near Joint Base Andrews with tree-lined streets and suburban charm.
Northern & River-Oriented Communities
Aquasco – A rural village with a strong agricultural history, offering farms, open land, and peaceful surroundings.
Beltsville – A centrally located postal city with a mix of residential areas and industrial corridors near I-95 and USDA research centers.
National Harbor – A luxury riverfront development featuring high-rise condos, shopping, dining, and the MGM Resort along the Potomac.
Upper Marlboro – The county seat, known for historic architecture, civic buildings, and a mix of estate communities and suburban developments.
Commuter Hubs with Regional Access
Laurel – A regional crossroads city serving three counties, with transit access, walkable amenities, and diverse housing options.
From Metro-connected neighborhoods to riverside luxury and quiet rural escapes, Prince George’s County offers unmatched variety in the DC metro area.
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