Residents call it “the epitome of small-town America,” according to The Washington Post, which also quoted one homeowner describing The Villages of Urbana as “a truly welcoming, diverse and extremely friendly community.” At Villages of Urbana, over 3,500 homes are designed into distinct villages including the charming home styles within the Market District where mail is delivered door to door and period architecture, front porches, picket fences and alleyways add to the small town feel. Boxwood Village adds a unique buying opportunity for active adults desiring the benefits of age restricted living while enjoying the amenities offered to the greater community.

With a thriving retail and business district, top rated schools, three separate amenity centers, public parks, miles of walking trails and more, today, The Villages of Urbana has become a destination point between the cities of Gaithersburg and Frederick, Maryland—all within view of Sugarloaf Mountain. Comprehensive architectural guidelines, historic details in both public and residential structures, and environmental sensitivity throughout serve to honor the integrity of a region steeped in history.