Welcome to Annapolis's #1 Real Estate Web Site
Your Complete Annapolis & Chesapeake Bay Area
Real Estate Information Resource Center

The Remias, Zepp, & Wakefield Team is proud to offer you the most comprehensive real estate site for Maryland's western and upper eastern shore, encompassing Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Queen Anne's County. With more than 534 miles of coastline, Anne Arundel County is regarded as the "land of pleasant living" and boasts one of the strongest economies in the state. Anne Arundel County is home to the capital city of Annapolis, which holds the honor of being named one of America's "Dozen Distinctive Destinations." Feel free to use our convenient search tools to explore properties in the county, including Annapolis, Arnold, Crofton, Crownsville, Davidsonville, Edgewater, Gibson Island, Glen Burnie, Millersville, Odenton, Pasadena, Severna Park, and Severn.

In Baltimore County you will find many beautiful communities including Arbutus and Catonsville. Be sure to search properties in Queen Anne County, including Centreville, Chester, Grasonville, and Stevensville. We also offer an array of fine Baltimore City homes. This site offers plenty of useful information on this beautiful area and lots of helpful tips for buyers and sellers. No matter what your lifestyle, The Remias, Zepp, and Wakefield Team can help you find the perfect home to fit your needs.

The Remias, Zepp, & Wakefield Team would love the opportunity to work with you to make your dreams of a Chesapeake Bay home come true. We take pride in the highly personalized one-to-one partnerships we form with our clients. As we work together, you will find that our detailed knowledge of the Chesapeake Bay area, listening ability, and attention to your personal needs will provide you with the most worry-free and most profitable experience possible. It is this commitment to you that has made us the real estate leaders in the Chesapeake Bay area. Most importantly, we promise to serve you with honesty, integrity, and the highest possible dedication to your success. We look forward to working with you.

Sincerely,

All of us at the Remias, Zepp & Wakefield Team

Annapolis Real Estate

Annapolis, the state capital, is well-known for its maritime tradition, historic charm, and world-class cultural opportunities. Located in central Maryland in the county of Anne Arundel, the city of Annapolis offers residents a blend of old-fashioned charm and modern sophistication. The area is home to original British settlers, who fled here in the 1600s to escape religious persecution in Europe. A fairly high income area, Annapolis is renowned for its wonderful real estate - stately homes full of the charm of a bygone era. The area is popular for those wishing to relocate to smaller cities to raise a family, though some families have lived here for generations.

Standing right at the edge of the Chesapeake Bay, Annapolis is synonymous with waterfront real estate. The Severn River connects the city to the Chesapeake, and the city has been referred to by many as the sailing capital of the world. Annapolis plays host to the country's largest in-water sailboat and motorboat show.

A gorgeous city, Annapolis has played an important part in the history of the United States and of Maryland. The city was temporarily the capital of the United States in 1783. Annapolis claims to have more historical buildings still standing than any other city in the country. The Maryland State House has the distinction of being the oldest to be continuously used in the U.S., in operation since 1779. George Washington favored Annapolis's claim to the U.S. Capitol and was said to be attached to the Maryland State House. However, Annapolis's loss was also its gain, allowing it to remain quaint and charming.

With approximately 37,000 residents, real estate in the city is easily available and proximity to larger metropolitan cities like Baltimore and Washington, D.C. provides many employment opportunities. Annapolis is home to the United States Naval Academy, formed in 1845 on the spot where Fort Severn stood. Another famous institution is St. John's College, a non-sectarian private college originally state-supported. The city is home to several monuments such as black author Alex Haley and Revolutionary General Johann de Kalb as well as to an important African-American museum, the Banneker-Douglass Museum.

Fishing is a popular hobby for Annapolis residents, and for the indoortypes, the community theater scene is flourishing. The Colonial Players Company and the Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre put on shows periodically and the King Williams Players, students of St. John's College, offer free shows year-round.

Annapolis, Maryland is a great place to live whether you work in the larger cities or in Annapolis itself. It offers a unique combination of cozy old world comfort, great community life and culture. Real estate in Annapolis is a great investment whether you plan to live there, run a business or simply invest your money in it. As more people move to the Anne Arundel County, real estate values will continue to rise.