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Newcomers + Potential Residents
Recently Moved to Dickeyville? Or Soon to Be?
Welcome! We are so glad you’ve found your way to Dickeyville.
Below are various ways to get connected with your neighbors, and resources to answer basic queries.
Getting Connected
We have a Hospitality Committee who will reach out to welcome you to the village.
If desired, you can be added to the village email listserve which receives emails from Dickeyville Community Association about updates and issues relevant to residents. This is official method of communications from the community association.
Village residents maintain an Facebook page, Dickeyville Neighbors. You can request to join this private page by locating the page on Facebook and sending a connection request. Your name will be vetted amongst neighbors to make sure you are current a resident.
Attend a Community Association Meeting, held each two months. Ask a neighbor for details or check the Events Calendar.
Helpful Resources to Get Settled
Be sure to check out the following webpages containing useful information:
Self-Guided Village Walking Tour + Village History
Local Area Information (trash collection, transportation, recreation activities etc)
Architectural Guidelines for your historic home
Discover more about your Dickeyvillian neighbors
Learn about the Dickeyville Community Association
Considering Moving to Dickeyville?
Perhaps you’ll find it as charming as we do..
Dickeyville is an oasis in an urban setting, combining the charms of a small village with commuter accessibility to I-95, I-70, the Baltimore Beltway, and BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport. It is bordered by Leakin Park, America’s second largest urban park, designed by Frederick Law Olmstead of Central Park fame.It is a vibrant community consisting of young families, retirees, creative professionals, business owners and academics.
Residents enjoy stable home prices and recreational amenities such as nature trails, bike paths, streams and urban wilderness on its doorstep. The village has a rich historical past and a strong tradition of frequent social and educational events. We hope you find it as charming as we do!
Helpful Resources to Buying or Renting a Home in Dickeyville
Valuable information while you consider moving to Dickeyville:
LiveBaltimore page about Dickeyville (neighborhood guide, buying, renting, real estate partners)
Charm TV 10 minute video about Dickeyville (below)
Take a walk though the neighborhood, follow along with our Self-Guided Village Walking Tour with historic highlights about various homes.
Dickeyville listings on Zillow Real Estate
View news media articles and videos about Dickeyville
Architectural Guidelines for your potential historic home
Get in touch with the neighborhood association
Courtesy of CharmTV: https://youtu.be/K77zyBvArH0