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Burtonsville, MD Real Estate & Homes For Sale

Burtonsville, Maryland, is an established community in eastern Montgomery County, located near Silver Spring, Laurel, and Columbia. Known for its suburban neighborhoods, parks, and convenient access to US Route 29, Burtonsville offers a range of housing options.

Buyers searching for homes for sale in Burtonsville, MD, can explore detached single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and properties in established residential developments. Its location provides access to Montgomery County amenities and employment centers throughout the Washington-Baltimore region.

Burtonsville, MD Fast Facts

County Montgomery County, Maryland
Community Type Unincorporated census-designated place
ZIP Code 20866
Property Types Single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums
Nearby Communities Fairland, Cloverly, Laurel, and Silver Spring
Public Schools Montgomery County Public Schools
Major Roads US Route 29, MD Route 198, and nearby MD Route 200
Public Transit Flash bus service and regional bus connections
Recreation Fairland Recreational Park and Burtonsville Park

Homes for Sale in Burtonsville, Maryland

Burtonsville offers a mix of traditional detached residences and attached housing. Buyers can compare properties based on construction age, floor plan, lot size, community amenities, and commuting convenience.

Single-Family Homes

Detached properties include traditional Colonials, split-level homes, and contemporary designs. Depending on the neighborhood, buyers may find garages, finished basements, and private yards.

Townhomes and Condominiums

Attached housing provides alternatives for buyers seeking smaller outdoor spaces or shared maintenance arrangements. Association fees, parking provisions, and exterior maintenance responsibilities vary by community.

Neighborhoods and Residential Areas

Burtonsville includes residential communities near Old Columbia Pike, Greencastle Road, and the Route 198 corridor. Housing ranges from established subdivisions with mature landscaping to attached-home developments.

Nearby Fairland and Cloverly provide additional housing options. Buyers comparing Silver Spring homes for sale may find Burtonsville appealing for its location near the northern portion of the US Route 29 corridor.

Shopping and Everyday Conveniences

Burtonsville's commercial areas are concentrated around US Route 29 and MD Route 198. Burtonsville Crossing and surrounding shopping centers provide access to groceries, restaurants, and everyday services.

Additional retail and dining destinations are available in nearby Laurel, Silver Spring, and Columbia.

Parks, Trails, and Outdoor Recreation

Fairland Recreational Park offers wooded trails, athletic facilities, and outdoor recreation. Its trail network includes paved paths and natural-surface routes for walking and cycling.

Burtonsville Park on Oursler Road provides athletic fields, basketball facilities, and picnic space. Residents can also access additional Montgomery County parks and recreation programs.

Schools in Burtonsville, MD

Burtonsville is served by Montgomery County Public Schools. Local schools include Burtonsville Elementary School and Paint Branch High School.

Paint Branch participates in the Northeast Consortium high school choice program. Buyers should review school assignment rules, consortium procedures, and current attendance boundaries for each property.

Commuting and Public Transportation

US Route 29 connects Burtonsville with Silver Spring, Columbia, and other regional destinations. MD Route 198 provides east-west access, while nearby MD Route 200 connects drivers with additional Montgomery County corridors.

Montgomery County's Flash bus service operates along the US Route 29 corridor, connecting Burtonsville with destinations toward Silver Spring. Burtonsville does not have its own Metrorail station.

Commuters should compare bus schedules, park-and-ride access, and driving routes from individual neighborhoods.

Buying or Selling a Home in Burtonsville

Buyers should evaluate property condition, association requirements, school assignment procedures, and access to major roads. For older homes, inspections should address roofing, mechanical systems, drainage, and previous renovations.

Sellers benefit from comparing similar properties within the same subdivision and housing category. Updates, maintenance history, and location can influence how buyers evaluate competing homes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Burtonsville Real Estate

Where is Burtonsville, Maryland?

Burtonsville is an unincorporated community in eastern Montgomery County, near Laurel and Silver Spring.

What is Burtonsville's ZIP code?

The primary ZIP code is 20866.

What types of homes are available?

Buyers can find detached single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums.

Does Burtonsville have a Metro station?

No. The community is served by regional buses, including Flash service along US Route 29.

What parks are near Burtonsville?

Fairland Recreational Park and Burtonsville Park offer trails, athletic facilities, and outdoor recreation.

Which public schools serve Burtonsville?

Montgomery County Public Schools serves the community. Some addresses fall within the Northeast Consortium high school choice area, so assignments should be verified individually.

Buying or Selling a Home in Burtonsville, MD?

Dell Residential Group at Samson Properties can help you explore Burtonsville homes, compare neighborhoods, and navigate your next real estate transaction in Montgomery County.

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