Milford Mill is a small suburb located a fair distance from the downtown Baltimore district. The population of 27,000 is mainly a commuter residential base for commercial and industrial businesses in the independent Baltimore City and the Baltimore county region.

The town's name is related to an old Mill on the river that was once an integral part of settler life. Though the mill was long abandoned, the name still lives on today.

Milford is a primarily African-American town, with some 80% of all residents reporting they have such heritages. The population is well educated with a quarter of all adults holding a bachelor's degree and close to a tenth of all adults holding a master's or higher.

With just 10 miles to the bustling city of Baltimore, there's no real problem getting into the city to work or play. Arts and recreation opportunities abound in both Baltimore and Milford Mills. You can enjoy world class theatre, symphonies, art galleries, and performance arts on any given night on the town.

If you're interested in real estate here, the average home value is slightly below the state average. Considering that it's so close to Baltimore proper, Milford Mills is a great place to settle down.