The Ridges, Maryland had a median home sale price of $725,000 of three homes in 2021

The Ridges, Maryland had a median home sale price of 5,000 of three homes in 2021

Feb 3, 2022

ByAnne Arundel Today

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These are the top three home sales for The Ridges, Maryland in 2021, calculated for the 12 months ending Dec. 31, according to BlockShopper.com.

In 2021, there were three homes sold, with a median home sale price of $725,000 in The Ridges.

Top three home sales in The Ridges for 2021

Buyer	Address	Sale Price
Olutosin Aje Adegbite	608 Woodsmans Way	$850,000
Robert Mitchell Brooks	1909 Pump Handle Court	$725,000
Peter Kleim	2004 Tundra Court	$568,000

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