*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Havre de Grace ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Darlington, MD. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

All Active Listings Near
City Image
Havre de Grace, Maryland in Harford County


Use the map and table links below to access listing details.
Red areas indicate USDA defined loan exclusion zones.

There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Havre de Grace.

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

Aberdeen,   Aberdeen Proving Ground,   Abingdon,   Ady,   Aldino,   Amos Mill,   Bagley,   Bel Air,   Bel Air North,   Bel Air South,   Belcamp,   Benson,   Berkley,   Blackhorse,   Bush,   Bush River,   Bynum,   Calvary,   Cardiff,   Carea,   Carsins,   Carsins Run,   Castleton,   Charles Manor,   Chelsea,   Chestnut Hill,   Chrome Hill,   Churchville,   Clayton,   Clayton Manor,   Clearview,   Conowingo Village,   Constant Friendship,   Cooper,   Coopstown,   Crestwood Acres,   Creswell,   Darlington,   Drybranch,   Dublin,   Dunwood,   Earlton,   Edgewood,   Edgewood Heights,   Edgewood Meadows,   Emmorton,   Evergreen Heights,   Fairmont,   Fairway,   Fallston,   Federal Hill,   Ferncliff,   Forest Greens,   Forest Hill,   Forest Lake,   Fountain Green,   Fountain Green Heights,   Frogtown,   Garland,   Gibson,   Gibson Manor,   Gladstone Acres,   Glenn Heights,   Glenville,   Graceton,   Harford Estates,   Harford Furnace,   Harkins,   Hess,   Hickory,   High Point,   Ivory Mill,   Jarrettsville,   Joppa,   Joppatowne,   Kalmia,   Lapidum,   Laurel Brook,   Level,   Long Bar Harbor,   Lou Mar Estates,   Macton,   Madonna,   Magnolia,   McComas,   Michaelsville,   Mill Green,   Minefield,   Moores Mill,   Mountain,   Noble Mill,   Norrisville,   Oakington,   Oaklyn Manor,   Old Baltimore,   Osborne,   Perryman,   Pleasant Hills,   Poole,   Poplar Grove,   Prospect,   Putnam,   Pylesville,   Riverside,   Rock Run,   Rutledge,   Scarboro,   Sharon,   Shawsville,   Shawsville Acres,   Silver Spring Heights,   Singer,   Street,   Swan Creek,   Taylor,   Thomas Run,   Upper Crossroads,   Vale,   Van Bibber,   Van Bibber Manor,   Wakefield Meadows,   Watervale,   Webster,   Webster Village,   Whiteford,   Wilna,   Wilson Mill,  

 

Or have a look at other Maryland counties including:

Allegany,   Anne Arundel,   Baltimore,   Calvert,   Caroline,   Carroll,   Cecil,   Charles,   Dorchester,   Frederick,   Garrett,   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 Havre de Grace, MD?
Then read on!

Here are some facts about Havre de Grace, Maryland:

1. Havre de Grace is a waterfront city located at the mouth of the Susquehanna River on the Chesapeake Bay.

2. It was founded in 1718 by Englishman John Bulloch on land that was granted to him by Lord Baltimore.

3. Havre de Grace has a rich history, including serving as a vital port during the Revolutionary War and serving as a stopping point on the Underground Railroad.

4. The city has several notable attractions, including the Concord Point Lighthouse, the Decoy Museum, and the Lock House Museum.

5. Havre de Grace is also known for its annual Seafood Festival, which draws thousands of visitors each year.

6. The city is home to approximately 13,000 residents and covers an area of 5.34 square miles.

7. Havre de Grace is located in Harford County, Maryland, and is roughly 40 miles northeast of Baltimore.