Edgewater Village Homes for Sale and Community Guide

Welcome to Edgewater Village, a residential community in Edgewood, MD that offers several housing styles at generally modest price points. Buyers may consider this neighborhood for its mixture of condominiums, townhomes, and detached homes, along with its convenient access to Route 40. I have put this page together to give home buyers a straightforward overview of what it is like to live in Edgewater Village. At the end of this page, you will find a list of current Edgewater Village homes for sale.

A Convenient Edgewood Location

Edgewater Village is located in the 21040 ZIP code in Harford County, Maryland. The community is situated off Pulaski Highway, behind the Edgewater Village Shopping Center and near Edgewater Village Park.

Pulaski Highway provides a direct route through Edgewood and connects residents with other parts of Harford County. Interstate 95, Route 24, and the Edgewood MARC train station are also within driving distance. Harford Transit LINK operates a bus stop at the Edgewater Village Shopping Center, which may be useful for residents who rely on public transportation.

The neighborhood’s location may appeal to buyers who want to remain close to everyday shopping and major commuting routes. However, traffic and travel times can vary considerably along Route 40, particularly during busy periods. I recommend testing your commute at the times you would normally be traveling.

Homes and Neighborhood Layout

Edgewater Village was developed during the 1970s and includes condominiums, townhomes, and single-family homes. The condominiums commonly have two bedrooms and more compact floor plans. Townhomes and detached homes typically offer three bedrooms, although layouts, finished space, and property condition vary. These are generally modestly sized homes that may appeal to first-time buyers, downsizing homeowners, or buyers searching for a lower-priced option in Harford County.

Because the community was built several decades ago, the homes do not all look or function the same today. Some have received substantial renovations, while others retain older kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, windows, and mechanical systems. Buyers should evaluate each property individually rather than assuming that one home represents the condition of the entire neighborhood.

What Buyers Should Know

Buyers considering Edgewater Village should pay close attention to the age and condition of the individual property. Depending on previous ownership and maintenance, a home may need cosmetic improvements or larger updates involving the roof, windows, plumbing, electrical system, heating, or air conditioning. A professional home inspection can help identify immediate concerns and provide a clearer picture of future expenses.

The community also does not offer the types of shared amenities found in some newer developments. Buyers looking for a neighborhood clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness center, or extensive recreation facilities may need to consider other communities. For buyers who do not plan to use those amenities, their absence may be less important.

Parks, Shopping, and Places Nearby

Edgewater Village Park: Located next to the neighborhood, this local park provides nearby open space. Harford County has completed tree planting in the park and is planning stream restoration work intended to stabilize the stream, improve habitat, and protect surrounding infrastructure.

Edgewood Creamery: This locally owned Edgewood shop serves homemade ice cream and is a convenient place for a dessert or casual treat.

Anita C. Leight Estuary Center: Located in the Otter Point Creek area of Abingdon, the center offers environmental education and opportunities to learn about wetlands, wildlife, and the Chesapeake Bay estuary.

The Boulevard at Box Hill: This Abingdon shopping area includes restaurants, services, and a Wegmans grocery store. The Wegmans is located at 21 Wegmans Boulevard and includes grocery, prepared food, and pharmacy departments.

Harford County Public Schools

Homes in Edgewater Village are assigned to:

William Paca/Old Post Road Elementary School
Edgewood Middle School
Edgewood High School

School boundaries and individual property assignments can change. Buyers should verify the assigned schools for a specific address directly with Harford County Public Schools before making a purchase decision.

About Leigh Kaminsky

I live in Harford County and work with buyers and sellers throughout Harford County, Maryland. I am a Realtor with American Premier Realty and previously worked as a schoolteacher. That experience continues to shape my approach to real estate. I believe buyers deserve patient guidance, organized information, honest answers, and enough time to make an informed decision.

I have completed more than $80 million in lifetime home sales and received more than 125 five-star reviews across Google, Facebook, and Zillow. I have also been recognized by RealTrends Verified as a leading Realtor in the Bel Air area.

If you are considering a home in Edgewater Village or another Harford County community, please contact me. I would be happy to help you evaluate the home, understand the neighborhood, and decide whether it fits what you are looking for.

Edgewater Village Homes for Sale

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