Upper Marlboro

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The Town of Upper Marlboro is among the oldest of the surviving southern Maryland towns with a history dating back to colonial times. The area was settled around 1695 and named after the first Duke of Marlborough — an ancestor of Winston Churchill. It was established as a port town for tobacco shipments in 1706, when the western branch of the Patuxent River was still navigable for tobacco vessels. It has been the county seat of Prince George’s County since 1721.

Upper Marlboro Properties

$583,081

Average Listing Price

102

Active Listings

$223

Price/Sq Ft.

0

Foreclosures / REO

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