Perry Hall, Maryland, is a beautiful small town community with big city ties. The bustling independent city of Baltimore is just minutes away along Route 1. Situated in the Gunpowder River Valley, Perry Hall was established in 1775 and enjoys a rich history of commerce and family living. Perry Hall has deep religious ties to teh early Methodist Church. Indeed, its founder, Harry Gough, organized the original church in the Perry Hall Mansion.

After the Civil War, Perry Hall became a haven for German and Irish immigrants who would later establish a prominent dairy and nursery industry. Like most agricultural towns close to a major urban center, by the 21st cenutry Perry Hall has become an important suburban residential base for Baltimore with some 40,000 residents.

Spanning over 13 square miles, the community enjoys a diverse landscape with falls, hills, and marshes sprinkled around its borders. Dsepite its agricultural roots, the city is mainly developed for suburban use now, with most residents communiting to Baltimore over Route 1 for about 30 minutes.

The latest development in Perry Hall includes the ambitious Honeygo neighborhood. It's a neotraditional planned community with a development time of 20 years. Planners hope to add another 5,000 households in that time.