Abingdon, MD Homes & Real Estate

Abingdon is an unincorporated community in Harford County, Maryland, between Bel Air and Edgewood. It is mostly residential, with neighborhoods of single-family homes and townhomes, and shopping and services spread out along Route 7 and Route 924.

Route 7 (Philadelphia Road) is the main street and US-40 runs just south. Route 24 and Route 543 connect to Bel Air, and I-95 is a short drive, which puts Baltimore, Aberdeen and the Delaware direction within a normal commute. The MARC Penn Line station at Edgewood is nearby for riders heading to Baltimore or Washington.

Constant Friendship Park, with athletic fields and walking paths, is in Abingdon, and the Bush River gives boaters and anglers more room. Bel Air’s Main Street, the Route 1 shopping corridor and the Harford Community College campus are all close, and grocery stores, banks and restaurants are within a few minutes of most neighborhoods.

Homes here are mostly single-family houses and townhomes in neighborhoods built over the past several decades, with some larger lots toward the edges. Community fees and lot sizes vary, so we put those numbers next to the price.

Because Abingdon is spread across many separate communities, two homes a mile apart can differ in age, lot size and fees. We compare each home with sales from its own neighborhood, not with a countywide average, and we spell out taxes and association costs before you offer. If you are selling, a free home value is a good place to start.