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Hyattsville Real Estate | MD

2901 Hamilton St, HYATTSVILLE

$7,900,000 - 47,916 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2049654

4328 Farragut St, HYATTSVILLE

$3,899,000 - 6,620 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2073472

4021 Hamilton St, HYATTSVILLE

$1,199,000 - 6 Beds, 4 Baths, 3,763 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2055802

4019 Hamilton St, HYATTSVILLE

$1,055,000 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 2,800 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2055352

4023 Hamilton St, HYATTSVILLE

$992,500 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 2,770 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2055436

4029 Hamilton St, HYATTSVILLE

$992,500 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 2,770 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2055404

4004 Gallatin St, HYATTSVILLE

$947,500 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 1,830 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2055468

4016 Jefferson St, HYATTSVILLE

$899,000 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 2,230 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2070800

4024 Gallatin St, HYATTSVILLE

$803,500 - 4 Beds, 5 Baths, 2,074 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2054142

4030 Gallatin St, HYATTSVILLE

$748,500 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 1,874 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2054156

4028 Gallatin St, HYATTSVILLE

$748,500 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 1,874 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2054150

4026 Gallatin St, HYATTSVILLE

$748,500 - 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 1,874 Sf

MLS® # MDPG2054128

Hyattsville Features & Amenities

Commercially, Hyattsville benefits from the Mall at Prince George’s, which features forty shops and restaurants as well as a movie theater. Artistically, the city benefits from its inclusion in the Gateway Arts District, which offers housing incentives for artists who wish live and work there, and has worked diligently in recent years to cultivate its own arts district. A great place for play and relaxation is University Hills Duck Pond Park.

Hyattsville Property Values

Today, Hyattsville looks much like it has since the 1950’s and the establishment of the Hyattsville Historic District has helped to preserve many of the buildings that characterize the neighborhood. Among them, housing consists primarily of single-family dwellings including Victorian style houses, Colonial Revivals, mail-order homes by Sears, Roebuck & Co., and a number of gorgeous Arts & Crafts style homes.

Hyattsville Origins

Hyattsville is named, quite simply for its founder, Christopher Clark Hyatt who purchased a parcel of land there in 1845 and subsequently opened a store and began mail delivery. It was on his application to become postmaster that he officially named the area Hyattsville. After the American Civil War, he and several adjacent landowners began to subdivide and sell parcels of their property, catalyzing a substantial population increase, and leading to the the incorporation of Hyattsville as a city in 1886.

Like many towns and cities just over the District line, Hyattsville was a prime location for those who wished to earn an income befitting a major city, while living modestly and with more space, sacrificing only the time required for a minimal commute. Automobiles were especially prominent in Hyattsville and in 1908, the Carter Motor Car Corporation set up a factory in town, manufacturing hand-made twin-engines cars.

Hyattsville Transportation & Location

Hyattsville is fortunate in hosting two Metrorail stations: Prince George’s Plaza Station and West Hyattsville Station. There are also numerous bus lines and Queens Chapel Rd provides easy access into DC, while East-West Hwy will get residents to Takoma Park, Silver Spring, and other parts of Maryland.

Hyattsville is bounded by University Blvd E to the north, the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River to the west and south, and Baltimore Ave (US-1) to the east.

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