Whether You're Selling Or Buying,
Choosing Your Realtor Is A Crucial First Step.
If you're looking for a new home, whether it's literally a new build or a home that already has a history, then New Market MD or any one of a number of the villages surrounding the main city of Frederick, is hard to beat. There is a buzz about Real Estate in New Market. New homes, new schools for the new families coming into the area, new eateries to feed them, even new wineries. It's all happening.
Frankie lives and works as a real estate agent in New Market MD. He is an experienced Realtor who will help ease the way for buyers and sellers alike. Utilizing first class resources to showcase your home in the best possible light, with staging, high quality photography, and premier standards of presentation, he provides a powerful advantage. So much so, you might be tempted to not sell and just stay put!
New Market is known as the 'Antiques Capitol of Maryland'. The first settlers arrived in 1745 and, by 1793, the town of New Market came into existence.
There are still a few antique stores on Main Street. Notably Fleshman's Antiques, Smith Tavern Antiques, and Robert Esterly Antiques.
If you take a stroll along Main Street, it's actually fun and interesting to stop and read the historic plaques on several of the houses. You will quickly gain a sense of the town's genuinely old history, especially during the Civil War.
If you fancy yourself as a chef, you couldn't wish for a better place to shop for fish and meat than Lighthouse Seafood and Deli. Not only do the sell fish ready for you to cook but they also have in-house prepared salads, soups, and their very famous Maryland Crab Cakes.
If you fancy being waited on, you have the very highly rated Vintage Restaurant which is patronized by people who live outside of New Market, the Asian Bistro has a vast range of fabulous sushi and Thai meals. Morgan's is the place to go for a steak and The Derby if you fancy a burger etc. The Derby also has a separate bar.
There is so much to do in the local area. There are several wineries for those who enjoy a glass or two: Hidden Hills, New Market Plains Vineyard, Elk Run, Black Ankle and Linganore Wine Cellars and several more. If you prefer beer, there's Milkhouse Brewery, Frey's Brewing Company, Rockwell Brewery, Red Sherman Farm, Attaboy Beer...the list goes on.
If you fancy being waited on, you have the very highly rated Vintage Restaurant which is patronized by people who live outside of New Market, the Asian Bistro has a vast range of fabulous sushi and Thai meals. Morgan's is the place to go for a steak and The Derby if you fancy a burger etc. The Derby also has a separate bar.
If you're in a hurry, there is the standard collection of fast food outlets: McDonald's, Burger King and Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen.
Amongst the definitely required stores are CVS, Food Lion, a couple of gas stations, liquor stores, dry cleaners. nail bars, hair salons...
Of course if you need something for DIY etc., you can hop right onto Route 70 for 10 minutes or so, turn left and get to a Lowes or Home Depot etc.
Cross back over 70 and you'll find you're in Downtown Frederick itself. A mere 15 minutes away, with even more shopping and dining delights. Check out the home page to see what goes on in Frederick
If you're into sports and keeping fit, there are gyms, a tennis club, about half a dozen golf courses (Clustered Spires, Holly Hills, Whiskey Creek, PB Dye, Musket Ridge etc.), a disc golf course, and indoor soccer center...the list goes on
In response to the many new villages and schools being built in the immediate area, New Market is seeing a return of places to eat and shop. Just waiting for Covid-19 to move on.
New Market has a long history as a center for antique buyers to flock to. The street has been widened to enable better parking. You can feel the buzz in the air. Exciting times.