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Braddock Heights, Maryland in Frederick County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Braddock Heights.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Frederick county include:

Adamstown,   Appolds,   Arnoldtown,   Ballenger Creek,   Bartholows,   Bartonsville,   Blue Mountain,   Bolivar,   Braddock,   Bridgeport,   Broad Run,   Brunswick,   Buckeystown,   Buckeystown Station,   Burkittsville,   Catoctin Furnace,   Centerville,   Ceresville,   Charlesville,   Chestnut Grove,   Clemsonville,   Clifton,   Clover Hill,   Creagerstown,   Daysville,   Discovery,   Doubs,   Ellerton,   Emmitsburg,   Feagaville,   Five Forks,   Flint,   Flint Hill,   Fountain Mills,   Fountain Rock,   Fourpoints,   Foxville,   Frederick,   Friends Creek,   Frostown,   Fuller,   Furnace Ford,   Garfield,   Graceham,   Green Valley,   Greenfield Mills,   Hansonville,   Harmony Grove,   Hawbottom,   Hope Hill,   Ijamsville,   Jefferson,   Jerusalem,   Jimtown,   Johnsville,   Keller,   Kemptown,   Knoxville,   Ladiesburg,   Lander,   Le Gore,   Lewis Mill,   Lewistown,   Libertytown,   Lilypons,   Lime Kiln,   Linganore,   Locust Valley,   Loys,   McDonald,   McKaig,   Michaels Mill,   Middlepoint,   Middletown,   Monrovia,   Motters,   Mount Pleasant,   Mountaindale,   Mountville,   Myersville,   New Addition,   New London,   New Market,   New Midway,   Oak Orchard,   Oldfield,   Olive,   Park Mills,   Petersville,   Pleasant View,   Pleasant Walk,   Point of Rocks,   Reels Mill,   Rocky Ridge,   Rocky Springs,   Rosemont,   Sabillasville,   Saint Anthony,   Sams Creek,   Shookstown,   Slabtown,   Spoolsville,   Spring Ridge,   Stronghold,   Thurmont,   Thurston,   Troutville,   Tuscarora,   Urbana,   Utica,   Walkersville,   Wolfsville,   Woodsboro,   Woodville,   Yellow Springs,  

 

Or have a look at other Maryland counties including:

Allegany,   Anne Arundel,   Baltimore,   Calvert,   Caroline,   Carroll,   Cecil,   Charles,   Dorchester,   Garrett,   Harford,   Howard,   Kent,   Montgomery,   Prince George's,   Queen Anne's,   Saint Mary's,   Somerset,   Talbot,   Washington,   Wicomico,   Worcester,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Braddock Heights, MD?
Then read on!

Braddock Heights was once a popular summer resort town that attracted visitors from Washington D.C. and Baltimore, due to its cooler temperatures and scenic views from the mountaintop. In fact, the Braddock Hotel, which opened in 1898, was known as the "Queen of the Mountain" and served as a popular destination for vacationers. Today, the hotel has been converted into condominiums but the village still maintains its historic charm.