Welcome to Rodgers Forge
Quaint suburban living and big-city access meet in the gorgeous Rodgers Forge neighborhood. Home to nearly 1,800 households, this close-knit community is the quintessential Baltimore County suburb. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly residents, Rodgers Forge is a highly sought-after Towson neighborhood.
Founded in the 1930s, Rodgers Forge was built on what used to be Dumbarton Farm, owned by John Hopkins. Most of the homes in the community were built in the 1920s - 1950s. The neighborhood started as a “streetcar suburb” along the number eight line connecting Towson to Baltimore City. Rodgers Forge has outgrown its original purpose and emerged as a vibrant, suburban community.
Dining, Entertainment, Shopping & More
Residents of Rodgers Forge take pride in their local community. Locals organize informal block parties as much as they enjoy yearly events. The annual summer picnic is always a hit, and families get together for occasional outdoor movie nights, Easter Egg Hunts, and holiday-themed merriment. Rodgers Forge has an assortment of attractions within the community's confines. The Rodgers Forge Tot Lot is a great place to entertain the littlest residents and it hosts many of the neighborhood social events. Residents can also walk to sporting and entertainment events at Towson University’s SECU Arena.
Rodgers Forge residents walk to local eateries and small businesses along the York Road corridor. Vallegio Cafe, The Charmery, and True Balance Studio are just a couple of neighborhood favorites. You also have Ayd Hardware which has served the community since 1974. A short drive to nearby Towson offers larger retail malls like Towson Town Center, The Shops at Kenilworth (with Trader Joe's), Towson Place, and Towson Row. Each contains retail multitudes from boutique shops to larger chain stores like Target, Whole Foods, Utla, and PetSmart. Macy’s and Nordstrom are the flagship stores of the Towson Town Center. Located a short drive from Rodgers Forge in Baltimore City, are many other top-rated eateries like Woodberry Kitchen. This hip restaurant serves refined, contemporary American cuisine in its rustic-chic dining room. With a commitment to farm-to-table produce, each meal bursts with fresh flavors. Other fine dining favorites in the city include Petit Louis Bistro, Charleston, The Food Market. A few casual options include Ekiben, La Cuchara, and Maggie's Farm.
Schools
Students attend the following Baltimore County Public Schools:
Nearby Private School Options Include (but not limited to):
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Market
Avg. Sale Price
2022
# of Homes Sold
2022