Baltimore Metropolitan Area
Owings Mills, Maryland
Community
Metro-linked office and residential corridor
Owings Mills is an unincorporated Baltimore County community along I-795, built around Metro's Owings Mills station and a large office and retail base.
History & Local Character
Farmland until the 1980s, the area was planned as a growth corridor with Metro service and office parks.
Housing & Real Estate
Apartment complexes, townhouses and newer single-family subdivisions make up most of the housing stock.
Restaurants & Shopping
Restaurant clusters near the Metro station and Reisterstown Road serve office workers and residents.
Schools & Education
Baltimore County Public Schools serves the area, and Stevenson University has a campus in Owings Mills.
Parks & Recreation
Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area and the Irvine Nature Center are a short drive away.
Transportation & Accessibility
I-795 ends at the community, and Metro Subway's Owings Mills station is the western terminus of the line.
Local Businesses
Corporate officesFitness centersCasual restaurantsHome services
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Nearby Attractions
- Irvine Nature Center
- Soldiers Delight
- Metro Centre at Owings Mills
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Metro terminus
- Modern housing stock
- Office and retail base
Considerations
- Car-dependent layout
- Traffic on Reisterstown Road
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Metro serve Owings Mills?
Yes. Owings Mills is the western terminus of the Metro SubwayLink, with a park-and-ride garage at the station.