Towson, MD Townhouses For Sale

Home in Towson means having your own front door, a bit of private outdoor space, and walk-to-everything convenience without the upkeep of a standalone house. 
 

Towson, MD Townhouses For Sale

Townhouses here span classic brick rows in Rodgers Forge to sleek, energy-efficient builds in Towson Green - each delivering extra square footage and multi-level living that condos can’t match.
 
Add in quick access to Towson University, St. Joseph Medical Center, and I-695, and these attached homes become an easy yes for professionals, first-time buyers, and anyone who wants Baltimore County schools with a shorter honey-do list.
 

Townhouses For Sale in Towson MD

All listings comply with the Fair Housing Act and Bright MLS rules.

 

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Why Choose a Townhouse in Towson?

Townhouse communities weave front-porch chats, shared green pockets, and weekend grill sessions into life in Towson—all while the HOA handles mowing, snow, and exterior paint.
Inside, you’ll find three-level layouts, finished basements, and just enough yard for a herb garden or fire-pit circle. 
Historic rows off York Road mix hardwood charm with walkability to cafés, while newer enclaves add garages, open kitchens, and smart-home tech.
Commuters love the five-minute hop to the Beltway; students bike to campus; dog owners grab morning laps around neighborhood pocket parks—for many buyers, it’s the perfect balance of space and simplicity.
 

Towson Townhouse Market Insights

Even with steady new-build activity, demand still outpaces supply, so well-priced units draw offers fast.
 
Median Sale Price: $410,000
Average Days on Market: 12 days
Inventory: 15 homes sold
Year-over-Year Median Sale Price Change: +5.4%
Smart shoppers separate listings into two lanes: turn-key homes that command premium bids within the first week, and dated units that linger long enough to negotiate credits for flooring, windows, or HOA reserves. If you’re after instant move-in ease, have your pre-approval and escalation clause ready. Prefer sweat-equity upside? Target properties past the 20-day mark—sellers often entertain inspection repairs or closing-cost help to keep deals moving.

Towson Townhouse Buyer FAQs

How do Rodgers Forge and Towson Green differ?


Rodgers Forge offers 1940s brick character, hardwood floors, and mature trees—think charm with possible update projects. Towson Green brings 2010s construction, open layouts, garages, and higher HOA fees but little maintenance.
 

What do typical HOA fees cover?


Expect lawn care, common-area landscaping, snow removal, and sometimes roof or siding reserves. Newer communities may fold in trash service and playground upkeep; always review the budget up front.
 

Will I have private outdoor space?


Most townhomes feature a fenced patio or deck; end-units can add a small side yard. Historic rows often include both front and rear garden spots for grilling or gardening.
 

Any noise concerns with shared walls?


Modern builds use insulated party walls that muffle day-to-day sounds. In older homes, it’s wise to check during showings—running a TV or washing machine next door gives a realistic sense of volume.
 

Can I rent out my townhouse later?

 
Many HOAs allow leasing with restrictions such as minimum lease length or owner-occupancy caps. We’ll verify the community’s bylaws and make sure your future plans stay compliant.
 

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