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Two Minute Deep Creek Market Update
Here’s a quick overview of the Deep Creek Lake real estate market as of April 14, 2023.
- Average sold price lake area residential – Average: $1,002,723, Median: $639,500
- Number of sales pending for Garrett County – 55 (28 went under contract in March)
- Number of homes for sale Garrett County – 133 (51 were listed in March, down from 5 year average which is 66)
- Number of sales closed Garrett County – 37, down from 5 year average of 46
Written by Admin on April 17, 2023. Posted in Deep Creek Lake Real Estate, Market
Towns of Garrett County- Accident, Maryland
About 10 miles north of Deep Creek Lake, is Accident, Maryland. The tiny, picturesque town is home to about 330 residents. The town offers residents parks with features such as a fishing pond, pavilion, Little League field, and a walking trail. When is the best time to visit Accident? The Fourth of July Homecoming celebration! For more information, visit http://www.accidentmd.org/.
FUN FACT: Ever wonder how Accident got its name? Back in the late 1700’s, two Western Maryland settlers surveyed the land. By “accident” they chose the same piece of property, therefore the tract of land was named “Accident”.
PRICE REDUCTION!
Backs to Garrett State Forest! 15.43 acres with a ~30×60 pole building in coveted Youghiogheny Mountain Resort. Community has over 2,400 acres and over 50 miles of ATV, snowmobile and hiking trails. Private access, mostly wooded but not too remote – 4G cell service at property. Electric close by. Plenty of storage for all of your outdoor vehicles, campers, etc. The perfect getaway!
Getting Real about our Real Estate Team!
Check out this Blog on the Real Estate Department here at Taylor-Made Deep Creek Vacations & Sales:
http://blog.deepcreekvacations.com/2015/04/getting-real-about-our-real-estate-team_8.html
Western Md. Realtors support fracking moratorium bills
OAKLAND, Md. (AP) – Real-estate brokers in far western Maryland are supporting a proposal in the Maryland General Assembly for an eight-year moratorium on hydraulic fracturing for natural gas pending further study.
The Garrett County Board of Realtors expressed concern Tuesday about the possible impact of fracking on public health. They say fears of health problems from well-water contamination can reduce home values by at least 20 percent.
Garrett County contains most of Maryland’s share of the gas-rich Marcellus shale.
Be a Part of the Taylor-Made Family!
We are looking to grow our Real Estate division! Call Jay Ferguson if interested 301-501-0420!
