Charlotte Hall, MD Real Estate & Homes for Sale

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Charlotte Hall MD 

Charlotte Hall is a small community along Highway 5 between the Patuxent and the Potomac River on the St. Mary's County Peninsula. It's home to about 1500 residents and is the primary home from Maryland Veterans Home for Disabled Veterans as well is a VA clinic on the side of the former Charlotte Hall Military Academy. The Academy has been declared the Charlotte Hall Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places and it's home to a sizable Amish farming community nearby with a large farmers market and flea market complex.

Charlotte Hall History

With its numerous historical buildings, Charlotte Hall is rich in our nation's history. The historic district encompasses a small village intersected by "Old Route 5", that runs east to west through the town. There's a lot of historical buildings and sites situated around this community. There are 13 recorded buildings on the National Historic Register and the Charlotte Hall Military Academy is the oldest military preparatory school in the state. The first Charlotte Hall School was established in 1774 and 1852 became known as the Charlotte Hall Academy. The school remained in business for over 200 years and when it closed, most of the buildings were demolished to make way for the Charlotte Hall Veteran Home. However, Dent Chapel, right across the street is one of the only remaining buildings of the Charlotte Hall Academy called the White House, built in 1803. The small community has slowly grown over the decades and is a sleepy, bedroom town with quaint little historical homes, vintage-style properties, and hidden historical tales just waiting to be explored by visitors and locals alike.

Charlotte Hall Weather

Charlotte Hall, MD, experiences a temperate climate characterized by four distinct seasons. Summers are typically warm and humid, with average temperatures ranging from the upper 70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit. Residents can expect occasional thunderstorms and showers during this time. Fall brings cooler temperatures and vibrant foliage, with highs in the 60s and 70s. Winters are cold but relatively mild compared to other parts of the country, with temperatures often hovering around freezing and occasional snowfall. Spring brings milder temperatures and blooming flowers, with highs gradually climbing back into the 60s and 70s. Overall, Charlotte Hall enjoys a pleasant climate year-round, offering residents the opportunity to experience the beauty of each season.

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About the Town

Charlotte Hall is home to between 1500 and 1900 residents where 60% owned their own homes. The small village is nestled around several intersections from Highway 6 and Highway 5, with the Homage Farmers Market right in the center. A little farther north on Highway 5 is another intersection at Oaks Road where you'll find other services such as auto parts, farm stores, Ace Hardware, a few restaurants, and Food Lion. This is not a large town but it does offer a good central location where you can head north just 20 minutes to downtown Waldorf, less than five minutes to the Patuxent River on Golden Beach or head over the border of the Potomac River to Virginia on Highway 301 about 10 to 15 minutes West. It's fairly close to most of the bridges so getting around to Prince Frederick, South to Leonardtown, or the Patuxent River NAS field is no more than 30 minutes in either direction.

Residents in Charlotte Hall experience quiet country living. Washington DC is about 45 miles to the north but step back in time in this darling little town and enjoy the nearby trails, stop in for some delicious food, or, their claim to fame, the Amish's Farmers Market, one of the best things about this quaint little Maryland town.

"I am a current resident of Charlotte Hall, MD. I have lived here my entire life. It is a nice place to live. It's very safe, rarely anything occurs in the area and the people are very nice. It is also very diverse here. There are people of all different race and religions working many differents jobs. I think many people could really enjoy this place. It's pretty peaceful and welcoming to anyone." - Niche.com

Farmers Market

The popular Amish farmers market features a variety of seasonal produce, baked and canned goods, artisan meats and cheeses, and beautiful flowers. It's located on the corner of Route 5 and VI in the parking lot of the Charlotte Hall Library. There are over 50 vendors and it's open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday including in a unique flea market spread out on about 7 acres. It's open from 8 AM until 5 PM on both days.

Charlotte Hall Schools

Residents with school-age children in Charlotte Hall attend the St. Mary's County school district and are assigned to the White Marsh elementary school, rated one of the best schools in the state. Middle schoolers attend Margaret Brent, and high schoolers attend Chopticon high school. 

"We just transferred to this school and they have gone the extra mile to welcome my kids. Both my boys are behind in reading, One of my kids has Adhd. I had to fight & debate with their old school to get extra help only to be told no. WMES is totally different, they jumped at the chane to help my kids. I have seen a lot of improvement. The staff is super accommodating, welcoming and hepful. Communication with the teachers is superb." - GreatSchools

Charlotte Hall Homes for Sale

Explore the diverse range of Charlotte Hall, MD Real Estate & Homes for Sale, offering options within the village city limits and beyond. Homes in this area start at around $75,000, with single-family residences typically ranging between $350,000 and $700,000 on average. Some properties may command higher prices, offering additional acreage or amenities. To learn more about available homes for sale in Charlotte Hall, MD, including those in the 20622 zip code, browse our active listings above or contact our office to schedule a showing at your convenience.

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