Pikesville, MD Homes & Real Estate For Sale

Looking for a place that blends Baltimore-County calm with quick city access? Cruise up Reisterstown Road and you’ll find leafy streets, bustling kosher bakeries, and neighbors who still wave from the porch - life moves at an easy pace here, yet Downtown is only a subway ride away. Spend Saturdays browsing boutiques at Woodholme Center, grab a deli sandwich, and you’ll see why so many buyers put Pikesville on their shortlist. Ready to trade highway noise for backyard birdsong without giving up convenience?
 
Our live feed from Bright MLS, the primary multiple listing service for the Baltimore metro area, refreshes every few minutes so what you see is exactly what agents see. It covers classic detached homes along Stevenson Road, low-maintenance brick townhomes near Old Court Road, and shiny new construction overlooking Quarry Lake - all with price history, photos, and commute times baked in. Why guess when you can watch new listings pop up in real time?

 

Homes For Sale in Pikesville MD

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Your Pikesville Real Estate Expert

Key Home Team has guided buyers and sellers across Baltimore County since 2018, closing more than $30 million in volume each year. Led by lifelong local Mike Fielder - whose calm humor turns stress into laughs - the team pairs street-level insight with staging services and a vetted vendor list to keep every deal smooth.
Need a steady hand when bidding wars heat up? Mike grew up in nearby Reisterstown, sharpened his negotiating chops in club lacrosse, and now threads that competitive spirit into every contract. Whether you’re hunting for a lakeview condo or ready to sell your Pikesville home, Key Home Team delivers data-driven pricing advice, on-call support, and a celebration when the keys hit your hand.
 

Pikesville Real Estate Market Pulse

Median Listing Price: $515,000
Median Sold Price: $507,000
Average Days on Market (DOM): 26 days
Price Appreciation: 23% YoY

Inventory remains tight, so well-priced homes still move before the next Ravens kickoff. Sellers hold leverage, yet buyers with solid financing can land a deal by acting fast and staying flexible on closing dates. New listings that check the “updated kitchen + walkable to Trader Joe’s” boxes often spark multiple offers. Thinking of waiting for a dip? Recent momentum suggests sitting on the sidelines could mean paying more later.
 

Living in Pikesville

Walkable clusters of cafés and specialty grocers give Hungry Harvester Parkway its buzz, and you can’t beat the Sunday-morning aroma drifting from local bagel shops—hungry yet? Beyond the carbs, residents flock to Woodholme Country Club for tee times and holiday fireworks, proving recreation is never far from your front door.
 
Commuters love the two-minute hop to I-695, and the Metro SubwayLink whisks riders downtown or to BWI Airport without battling beltway jams. Ever imagine catching a 6 a.m. flight without an overnight hotel stay? That’s the perk of Pikesville’s transit web.
Easy commutes and an ever-growing food scene keep rents steady and sale prices inching upward. Investors favor the townhomes around Quarry Lake for reliable cash flow, while owners watch their equity swell each time a new “sold” sign appears on the block.
 

Pikesville Local Highlights & Attractions

Diverse Culinary Scene: Grab a latte at Pikes Perk, load up on bagels at Goldberg’s, or settle in for sushi at Umami—good eats are never far away.

Abundant Parks: Walk the loop at Meadowood, toss a frisbee on the Sudbrook fields, then let the kids conquer the playground before dinner.

Convenient Shopping: From big-box groceries to mom-and-pop produce stands, Reisterstown Road covers most errands in one quick run.
 
Proximity to Baltimore: Hop on the Metro or I-83 and you’re catching an O’s game or strolling the Inner Harbor in about twenty minutes.

Strong Community Bonds: Yard sales, synagogue festivals, and Saturday clean-ups keep neighbors on a first-name basis all year lon

Pikesville School Scene

Students here are served by the Baltimore County Public Schools district. This large and diverse district serves over 110,000 students and is known for its magnet programs and dedicated staff.
 
Elementary options include West Towson and Riderwood.

Middle Schools include Ridgely and Dumbarton.

Higher education nearby is Stevenson University and Towson University

Crime & Peace-of-Mind in Pikesville

Day-to-day safety is overseen by the Baltimore County Police Department, whose precinct sits minutes from downtown.
 
Violent Crime: 3.4 per 1,000 residents
Property Crime: 22 per 1,000 residents

The Baltimore County Police Department augments patrol cars with bike units and neighborhood watch meetings, keeping lines of communication open block by block.
 

Pikesville Real Estate: Buyer FAQs

What are property taxes like in Pikesville?


Rates follow Baltimore County schedules—expect about 1.11 % of assessed value, and budget a bit more for special tax districts. Your lender will itemize the figure in escrow estimates. Curious how that impacts a $500k home? Let’s crunch the numbers together.

What types of homes dominate the market?

 
You’ll see classic single-family residences with deep backyards, townhouses clustered near Old Court Metro, and fresh new builds overlooking Quarry Lake. Each style draws a different crowd, so tour a few to see which layout clicks. Low-maintenance townhomes often sell fastest—no surprise, right?
 

Which Pikesville neighborhoods top buyer wish lists?

 
Stevenson, Summit Park, and Greenspring earn high marks for mature trees and walkable shopping. Inventory there is tight, so pre-approval is your golden ticket. Let’s scout upcoming listings before the boards hit the lawn.
 

How competitive are homes near top-rated schools?

 
Anything zoned for Fort Garrison Elementary or Pikesville High tends to attract multiple offers within days. A strong earnest deposit and flexible closing date can nudge your bid ahead. We’ll monitor the feed daily and pounce the minute a match appears.
 

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