Gorgeous Prince George’s – What a Place to Live!
Written by admin on November 24th, 2010“Gorgeous Prince George’s”…”a livable community.” More than mere marketing, these words describe a vibrant and relaxing place to buy your home in the Washington DC Metropolitan area.
There’s much to make Prince George’s County, MD, appealing to homebuyers. With lower prices than neighboring jurisdictions, in comparison, buyers can purchase more house or land there for their money.
Once you move in and set out the welcome mat, don’t close yourself in…explore!! Learn about your neighborhood, where you’ll find recreation and numerous attractions. The County boasts more than 20,000 acres of public park land, with regional and municipal parks offering picnic spaces, carrousels, mini-golf, and train rides for people of all ages.
Look for special excitement in major attractions such as the new National Harbor at the Potomac River near the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, comprised of The Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, fancy eateries, art galleries, and specialty boutiques.
Be a kid again, or take your children — visit Six Flags America theme park, in Mitchellville, which attracts thousands from all parts of the local area and beyond. Fed Ex Field, the home of the Washington Redskins, which claims the largest seating capacity in the National Football League, peers out onto the Washington Beltway, pulling crowds of 91,000+ per game.
It’s not all fun and games. There are seven colleges in Prince George’s County – from the large University of Maryland at College Park, with 34,000 plus students, to Bowie State University, an innovative historically black university, to Prince George’s Community College in Largo, where individuals of all ages learn in academic and life-enriching continuing education courses.
Learning goes beyond the classroom in other Prince George’s landmarks, including NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, the National Wildlife Visitors Center in Laurel, and the USDA’s Agricultural Research Center in Adelphi. Nearby, the National Archives gives researchers an interactive eye to study American history.
With so much going for it, there’s no surprise that Prince George’s is a wonderful place to call home.
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