JB Andrews, MD - Nearby Cities

Alexandria, VA
Just six miles south of Washington, D.C., Alexandria, VA sits along the banks of the Potomac River. It is an historic city, originally part of colonial Virginia, with roots going all the way back to 1695. With JB is Andrews only 14 miles away, Alexandria offers a thriving community for those families looking to settle in the area.

Looking to buy or rent? 3-bedroom, 2-bath homes for sale start at $299,000, while 4-bedroom, 2-bath homes are available for around $414,000. Rental homes and apartments are also available starting around $850 for a 1-bedroom, 1-bath unit.The Hotel Monaco and the Courtyard by Marriott are nearby for visitors.

Steeped in very unique American history, Alexandria offers residents access to a number of cultural opportunities. Nearby Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site offers visitors a chance to see the preserved remains of a Civil War fort and experience educational and interpretive activities. At Jones Point Park visitors can view an historic lighthouse or enjoy walks along the Potomac River. Washington D.C. is nearby, too, offering access to the nation’s most important monuments and museums.

Camp Springs, MD
Camp Springs is a community of around 19,000 people that sits just two miles from JB Andrews. The area was originally settled around 1860. It grew after World War II, fueled by a need for new housing. The area continues to thrive to this day.

3-bedroom, 1.5-bath homes for sale in the area start around $89,000. Rental houses and apartments are also available. A 2-bedroom, 1-bath unit starts around $740 per month. Hotels accommodations in the area include the Country Inn and Suites and the Days Inn. Rates start at $74 per night.

Camp Springs is very close to the D.C. metro area. Residents are close to many popular historical and cultural attractions. The community is just a little over ten miles from The Smithsonian Institute of Natural History, which allows visitors the chance to see dinosaur bones and other significant natural artifacts. More interested in nature? The National Arboretum, a 446 acre botanical research area featuring various gardens and plants, is just ten miles to the north.

Clinton, MD
Originally founded in the 1770s, Clinton used to be known as Surrattsville. JB Andrews is located just 6 miles north, and the community offers many single-family homes for those relocating.

Homes for sale start around $269,000 for a 3-bedroom, 1.5 bath residence. Rental homes and apartments start around $740 for a 2-bedroom, 1-bath unit.Hotels such as the Comfort Inn and the Econo Lodge-Clinton offer nightly rates starting around $67.

Clinton’s proximity to Washington, D.C. gives residents access to the many wonderful museums, libraries, and historic government sites. Public transit is available, too. The Smithsonian National Museum of American History is located just 16 miles to the north and offers visitors a host of exhibits not found anywhere else in the country. Clinton also borders several, smaller natural areas. Visitors to Piscataway Park, just 12 miles to the south, can enjoy hiking along the Potomac River.

Forestville, MD
The Forestville community is home to around 12,000 people. It’s just five miles from JB Andrews and offers convenient access to the Metrorail’s green and blue lines as well as Interstate 495.

3-bedroom, 2-bath homes for sale in the area start around $166,000. Rental houses and apartments are also available starting around $729 per month for a 1-bedroom, 1-bath unit. Hotels, such as the Country Inn and Suites, offer nightly rates starting around $104 per night.

The Airmen Memorial Museum, near JB Andrews, uses exhibits highlight the story of enlisted personnel from the first U.S. Airmen all the way through the space era, including NASA's moon landing. Forestville is also very close to Washington, D.C. and the wealth of famous historic and cultural sites there.

Friendly, MD
Friendly is located just a few miles south of Washington D.C. and started out as a mainly rural area. In recent years, five new residential areas have sprung up in town, and the community has seen steady growth.With a population of 10,000 people, the town is located just 6 miles from Andrews Air Force Base, and the area offers a prime location for those military personnel and their families looking to relocate to the area.

Homes for sale in the area start at $199,000 for a 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath residence. Homes for rent and apartments are also available starting at a monthly rate of $842 for a 2 bedroom, 1 bath unit.Hotels in the area offer temporary lodging for those looking to stay for a short visit. Such accommodations as the Comfort Inn at Andrews AFB and Clinton Suites Hotel offer nightly rates starting at $67 which include free high-speed internet and complimentary breakfasts.

Local attractions include the National Aquarium in Baltimore which offers more than 11,000 aquatic animals on display in a natural setting. Dolphins, sharks, and sea lions are just some of the amazing creatures featured at the award-winning aquarium. The Freedom House Museum chronicles the journey of the slave trade and hard labor in the Deep South. Another historic artifact is the Old Presbyterian Meeting House dating back to 1775. The area is full of sightseeing wonders and stunning historical buildings.

Kettering, MD
Kettering is a small community of 11,000 people that sits on the Washington Metro Blue Line. The town was named for a nearby housing development and has many upscale neighborhoods and suburban areas for those looking to settle in the area. The Regional Park nearby offers a playground, carousel, miniature golf, and miniature train ride.Located just 6 miles from Andrews Air Force Base, the town offers a quiet, laid-back environment for residents.

Homes for sale in the area start at $179,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Homes for rent and apartments are also available starting at a monthly rate of $900 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit.Hotels in the area offer temporary lodging for those looking to stay for a short visit. Such accommodations as the Executive Inn & Suites and the Radisson Hotel offer nightly rates starting at $99 which includes free high-speed internet and complimentary breakfasts.

Local attractions include the Watkins Regional Park which has miles of glorious trees and a large playground for kids. Visitors can take nature walks or take advantage of numerous picnic areas in the vicinity. The Lake Arbor Golf Course is also nearby and offers an 18-hole championship course along with putting green and equipment rentals. Players of all levels are welcome.

Rosaryville, MD
Rosaryville is a small community of 12,000 people and is located in Prince George's County, Maryland. There are several housing developments being built nearby offering more opportunities for families looking for a more permanent place to settle.Located just 6 miles from Andrews Air Force Base, the town is a nice alternative to big city living.

Homes for sale in the area start at $169,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Homes for rent and apartments are also available starting at a monthly rate of $990 for a 2 bedroom, 1 bath unit.Hotels in the area offer temporary lodging for those looking to stay for a short visit. Such accommodations as the Country Inn and Suites and Holiday Inn Express offer nightly rates starting at $77 which includes free high-speed internet and complimentary breakfasts.

Local attractions include the Mount Airy Mansion which was an historic building that features swimming pools, guest cottages, and tennis courts. The home became part of the Rosaryville State Park in 1972 and visitors can tour the buildings and view the mansion that was originally constructed in 1750. The Rosaryville State Park also features a children's playground, fishing and hiking opportunities, and many other recreational activities.

Walker Mill, MD
Walker Mill is a town of 11,000 people which tends to have a higher tornado activity average than much of the rest of the state.Andrews Air Force Base is about 6 miles from the town and offers an easy commute for those wishing to live closer to where they work. The median income in the town is $64,000 annually, and the town is located just a short drive way from Alexandria, Virginia.

Homes for sale in the area start at $126,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Homes for rent and apartments are also available starting at a monthly rate of $791 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit.Hotels in the area offer temporary lodging for those looking to stay for a short visit. Such accommodations as the Country Inn and Suites and the Comfort Inn offer nightly rates starting at $77 which includes free high-speed internet and complimentary breakfasts.

Local attractions include the Six Flags Hurricane Water Park which features a skateboarding halfpipe-shaped waterslide. The park offers several rollercoasters and thrill rides along with more mild family-oriented options. The park also offers picnic areas and a multitude of food vendors offering everything from chicken and waffles to funnel cakes. The Water Park is the only theme park in Maryland and provides many family-friendly fun options.

Washington, D.C.
Washington is the capital of the United States and is located between Maryland and Virginia with the Potomac River running along one side. The Andrews Air Force Base military installation is located just 14 miles away and offers military personnel and their families a place to live with access to museums and historical buildings galore.Homes for sale in the area start at $285,000 for a 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath residence.

Homes for rent and apartments are also available starting at a monthly rate of $860 for a 2 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Hotels in the area offer temporary lodging for those looking to stay in the area for a shorter period.Such accommodations as the Grand Hyatt and the Hotel Monaco offer nightly rates starting at $159.Close proximity to the Capitol Mall gives visitors many dining and shopping options close by.

Washington D.C. is a city full of historical significance. The Smithsonian Institution offers visitors and residents alike a chance to see one-of-a-kind artifacts from all periods in history. From mummies to nostalgic artifacts from classic T.V. shows, the museum is like no other in the country. The Washington Monument, the White House, and the Capitol building all offer daily tours, and Arlington Cemetery is only a short bus trip away.