Annapolis Homes for Sale
Explore Annapolis with a property-specific approach: compare historic, waterfront, and other neighborhood settings with their different maintenance and ownership costs. Maryland Realtor Scott Smolen and The Smolen Team help buyers evaluate homes and sellers plan their next move.
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The Annapolis housing market includes waterfront estates, historic homes, downtown residences, townhomes, and condominiums across a wide range of price points, giving buyers multiple ways to match lifestyle, location, and budget.
Buyers are drawn to Annapolis for its unique blend of coastal lifestyle and everyday convenience. From marinas and waterfront dining to downtown shopping and neighborhood variety, Annapolis offers a distinct real estate market that stands apart from many other communities in the region.
As Maryland's capital city and home to the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis is known for maritime culture, scenic views, and year-round events. It remains one of the most recognizable and desirable housing markets in Anne Arundel County.
County: Anne Arundel County
Home Types: Waterfront homes, historic homes, townhomes, condos, and luxury properties
Lifestyle: Boating, walkable downtown living, restaurants, marinas, and waterfront events
Commute: Convenient access to Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and the Eastern Shore
Known For: City Dock, the Chesapeake Bay, and the United States Naval Academy
Active Listings (October 26, 2026): 324 active and coming-soon homes, condos, and townhouses; average asking price about $1,091,000
Recently Sold (last 30 days): 87 homes, condos, and townhouses closed. Town-level median sold price not available; Anne Arundel County September 2026 median: $503,000 (581 sales; October 2026 county report not yet published)
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Source: ScottSmolen.com live MLS/IDX search (Bright MLS listing feed), city = Annapolis, home/condo/townhouse categories, queried October 26, 2026. County figures: Maryland REALTORS September 2026 Housing Statistics (Bright MLS data, as of October 6, 2026; October 2026 not yet published).
Why Homebuyers Choose Annapolis
Waterfront Lifestyle
Boating, marinas, and Chesapeake Bay access make Annapolis one of the region’s premier waterfront communities.
Historic Charm
Downtown Annapolis features historic streets, colonial architecture, and unique local shops and restaurants.
Convenient Location
Residents enjoy easy access to Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and the Eastern Shore.
Things to Do in Annapolis
Annapolis offers a strong mix of waterfront recreation, dining, shopping, and historic attractions. Residents enjoy boating, sailing, local events, waterfront restaurants, and easy access to the city’s marinas, parks, and downtown district.
Popular destinations include City Dock, the United States Naval Academy, and nearby waterfront attractions throughout Anne Arundel County. For many buyers, Annapolis stands out because it offers a true lifestyle market rather than just another suburban housing option.
For additional local real estate and community insights, browse the Scott Smolen blog for market updates, buyer advice, and area information.
Annapolis Homes for Sale FAQs
What types of homes are available in Annapolis, Maryland?
Annapolis offers a wide range of housing options, including waterfront homes, historic properties, single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and luxury residences in both downtown and surrounding neighborhoods.
Why do buyers choose Annapolis?
Buyers choose Annapolis for its waterfront lifestyle, boating culture, historic character, walkable downtown, and convenient access to Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Is Annapolis a good place to live for commuters?
Annapolis can be a strong option for commuters who want a more scenic and lifestyle-driven setting while still maintaining access to major routes connecting to Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and other parts of Anne Arundel County.
What is the lifestyle like in Annapolis?
The Annapolis lifestyle centers around the water, local restaurants, marinas, shopping, historic streets, and year-round community events. Many buyers are drawn to the area because it offers a blend of charm, recreation, and everyday convenience.
Are there waterfront homes in Annapolis?
Yes. Annapolis is one of Maryland’s best-known waterfront markets, with homes offering water views, boating access, proximity to marinas, and access to the Chesapeake Bay and nearby creeks.
Can I save searches and get alerts for Annapolis listings?
Yes. You can save your Annapolis home search and receive alerts when new listings hit the market, prices change, or properties move under contract or sell.
Annapolis Maryland Map and Nearby Anne Arundel County Communities
Annapolis is located in Anne Arundel County along the Chesapeake Bay and remains one of Maryland’s most recognizable waterfront housing markets. Buyers exploring Annapolis homes for sale often also consider nearby communities such as Arnold, Severna Park, Crownsville, Davidsonville, Crofton, and Millersville because of their different home styles, commute options, and lifestyle advantages.
Want a better way to explore neighborhoods, street patterns, and available homes? Use the Annapolis map search to view listings in a more useful format than a standard city search.
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Use the map below to better understand where Annapolis sits in relation to surrounding Anne Arundel County communities, major commuter routes, and waterfront areas. This section reinforces location context for buyers while also making it easier to continue into nearby community pages.
Close to Annapolis with Broadneck Peninsula access, established neighborhoods, and Bay-oriented appeal.
Popular for waterfront living, strong community appeal, and convenient access to Annapolis and Baltimore.
Known for larger lots, more privacy, and a central location near Route 50 and downtown Annapolis.
Offers more space, semi-rural charm, and convenient access to Annapolis and major commuter routes.
Offers a central Anne Arundel County location, established neighborhoods, and broad buyer appeal.
Provides a convenient location near Annapolis and Baltimore with strong commuter access.
