Here Are The 10 Best Places To Live In Maryland And Why
By Jamie Alvarenga
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Published December 17, 2016
Ask a Marylander where the best place to live is, and the conversation is likely to get heated. While the following 10 spots have been ranked as some of the best in the state according to various sources, they are by no means the only towns worth living in. Check out this list of the 10 best places to live in Maryland, then feel free to share your own suggestions at the bottom.
1. Columbia
Money Magazine recently named Columbia
The Best Place To Live In 2016 . This planned community is filled with things to do from exploring the miles of trails to attending a lively concert at Merriweather Post Pavilion.
2. Sykesville
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Sykesville won the title of
America's Coolest Small Town for 2016 and it's not hard to see why. This charming spot is full of history, family-friendly festivals, and unique boutiques.
3. Berlin
Berlin also won the title of
America's Coolest Small Town two years before Sykesville (in 2014). If you're looking for a close-knit community, look no further. This town is filled with pride.
4. Frederick
Frederick ranked in Liability.com's
Top 100 Best Places To Live in 2015. This town keeps getting better and better with its quaint water views, impressive restaurants, and fun events.
5. Rockville
6, Bethesda
Bethesda ranks as
An Appealing Place To Live for its culture, dining, and nearby adventures. If city living is your thing, it's worth checking out.
7. Kensington
AreaVibes.com honored Kensington as the #1
Most Livable Place In The State . It scored an A+ in almost all areas
except cost of living. FYI: it's a bit pricey.
8. Gaithersburg
Did you know that Gaithersburg is the
Most Diverse City In America ? It's true, and it's also a great place to live with things to do in town, and the surrounding area.
9. Annapolis
CreditDonkey.com created their own list of best places to live in the state, factoring in things like commute time, crime, and income. They ranked Annapolis #1. Maryland's capital not only offers serene water views, but it's very walkable, encouraging residents to get outdoors.
10. Ellicott City
Ellicott City shows up in
Best Places To Live lists time and time again. This town is full of pride, charm, and unique character
Did your town or city make the list? What other Maryland spots are worth acknowledging? Share your thoughts below, and be sure to also check out some of the most charming small towns in the Old Line State .
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