Epping Forest

A tranquil yet vibrant lifestyle for its residents.

Community Profile

Life in Epping Forest

Welcome to Epping Forest

Epping Forest, established in 1926, is a gated waterfront community located in Anne Arundel County along the Severn River, just two miles from the Naval Academy. Nestled between Saltworks and Clements Creeks, this close-knit, self-governed neighborhood is home to nearly 300 residents. The community boasts a mix of traditional fishing cottages and modern homes, once a weekend retreat but now a permanent residence for many families working in Annapolis, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore.

The heart of Epping Forest is the Clubhouse and beach, where residents gather for a variety of events throughout the year. Signature occasions include July 4th fireworks, the Oyster Roast, Fish Fry, Youth Camp, co-ed volleyball, and fishing tournaments. The Clubhouse is open all summer and on Fridays during the off-season, offering a welcoming spot to enjoy a burger and a beer with neighbors. Drevar Park, a peaceful community area, provides breathtaking views of the Severn River, where you can often watch the Naval Academy crew team practice.

Unique to Epping Forest is its charming chapel, modeled after the historic Epping Forest chapel in the UK. The chapel hosts bi-weekly services, weddings, and memorial events, adding a special sense of tradition and community to the neighborhood. With winding roads and a strong sense of camaraderie, Epping Forest offers a tranquil yet vibrant lifestyle for its residents.

By the Numbers

Data based on information from Jan 1, 2020 to Jan 1, 2025
  • Average Sales Price: $335,000 - $3,250,000
  • Average Number of Annual Sales: 12
  • Average List-to-Sale Price Ratio: 96.5%
  • Average Days on Market: 39
  • Average Price Per Square Foot: $542.32
  • Average Bedrooms: 4
  • Average Bathrooms: 3

Highlights

  • Lifestyle: Suburban, Water Access
  • Community Association: N/A
  • Community Amenities: Clubhouse, Community Beach(es), Tot Lot(s), Marina(s), Tennis and Pickleball Courts, Trails, Kayak / Canoe Storage

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About the Area

Regional Background

Greater Annapolis is defined by its relationship to the water, its historic core, and a lifestyle that blends tradition with modern convenience. The region attracts a broad mix of buyers, from professionals and families seeking established neighborhoods to second-home and luxury buyers drawn to waterfront living and proximity to Washington, D.C. Demand here is often shaped as much by lifestyle and long-term value as by short-term market conditions.

Lifestyle Pillars

Waterfront, Historic, Golf, Walkable, Commuter

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