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Frederick Overview

Located in the state of Maryland, Frederick boasts a healthy population of 74,032 residents. You’ll find Frederick nestled directly in the heart of Frederick County. Life in this gorgeous city is perfect for individuals and families looking to put down roots in a gorgeous suburban setting. While many residents own their own homes, there are also attractive apartments in Frederick for everyone looking to rent the ideal place to live. This city is filled with beautiful parks, quaint coffee shops, and plenty of restaurants offering delectable meals. Young and up-and-coming professionals really thrive in Frederick. It’s even a great city for families because the public school district is rated with the highest marks.

What is the history of Frederick?

Initially founded in the 1748, Frederick County was created by sectioning off a piece of the former Prince George’s County. Originally called Frederick Town, the city of Frederick has been designated the county seat of Frederick County. During the early 19th century, Frederick was a place of great importance because it was the seat of justice as well as a thriving market town. In 1776, Frederick County was split and Washington County and Montgomery County were formed during the separation. The city of Frederick was a very religious town during the 19th century. In fact, Church Street was home to six different church denominations including All Saints Church for Episcopalians, St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church.

How is the weather in Frederick?

Living in apartments in Frederick is always pleasurable because of the comfortable climate. This city boasts really enjoyable months weather-wise in May, June, and September. The least comfortable months are found in January and February, due to the cold temperatures and snowfall. During the hotter summer months, residents experience the warmest temperatures typically averaging 88°F. Although relatively comfortable, this temperature is actually one of the hottest in the entire state of Maryland. Frederick receives about 42.5 inches of rainfall each year. And the average snowfall is 23.1 inches per year. The average high temperature in July is 87.7° and the average low temperature in January is 23.3°.

How do I get around town?

"Frederick makes it easy for residents to get around town via motor vehicles, buses, bicycling, and multiuse paths. In fact, the city took steps to revitalize transportation in Frederick by beginning a number of exciting urban infrastructure projects during the 90s. In 2010, the Ad Hoc Bicycle Committee in Frederick was formed by the mayor. This committee was created with the mission to turn the city into a BFC – better known as a Bicycle Friendly Community. The committee’s hard work and dedication paid off because they received bronze level Bicycle Friendly Community status in 2012 by the League of American Bicyclists. In 2013, the Bicycle Committee expanded its scope even further and was newly renamed the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee to promote safety, accessibility, and even better infrastructure. "

What is the Frederick commute like?

"Frederick is intersected by five notable roads and streets. These roadways will take passenger vehicles to many local landmarks and hotspots throughout Maryland, Washington D.C., Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. I-70 intersects Frederick and represents the major highway between Hagerstown and Baltimore. US 40 concurrently travels in tandem with US 15 North and I-70 until it ends and becomes West Patrick Street. US 15 is also known as Frederick Freeway. This road heads north to Gettysburg in Pennsylvania and South to Leesburg, VA and Point of Rocks, MD alongside US 340. I-270 is better known as Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Highway. It starts at I-70 and heads southeastward in the direction of Washington D.C. US 340 travels in a southwesterly direction concurrently with US 15 until it starts veering west in the direction of Harpers Ferry, WV. "

What are the local media outlets?

Local media outlets in Frederick abound. The ever popular Maryland Public Television Station WFPT 62 is a staple in this community. Frederick is also the home of a number of great radio stations including WWFD 8:20 AM and 94.3 FM that are collectively known as The Gamut. Local sports, talk, and news station WFMD 930 AM is very popular among locals in need of hard-hitting news and sports information. Country music lovers tune into WFRE 99.9 FM to get their musical fix. And residents looking for the latest popular hits should set their radios to WAFY 103.1 FM to hear their favorite pop songs. The local town newspaper is called the Frederick News-Post for anyone interested in print media.

Why live in Frederick, MD?

Everyone ready to rent apartments in Frederick should know that this beautiful city is a fantastic choice. They have a great downtown area filled with local businesses, gorgeous residences, indie shops, art galleries, and a plethora of historic buildings and fantastic restaurants. It’s very easy to commute to other major cities from Frederick as well. Within an hour of the city, you can quickly drive to three major airports including BWI International, Dulles International, and Reagan National airports. This municipality is more than affordable, yet the average median household income is $72,000, which makes it easy to live in this great community.

What Frederick landmarks should I see?

This beautiful city is filled with a wide range of exciting cultural landmarks. Sky Stage is an exciting outdoor cultural and arts venue bringing the entire community closer together. They host events on just about every topic including art exhibits, yoga sessions, poetry readings, and much more. The Frederick Arts Council is in charge of supporting, promoting, and advocating for the local art scene. You can find the Maryland Ensemble Theater, the Weinberg Center for the Arts, and the Cultural Arts Center in the heart of downtown Frederick. The Monocacy National Battlefield took center stage in a historical national battle that happened in Frederick. Union soldiers stopped the Confederacy from gaining a stronger foothold during the American Civil War in this critical battle considered a turning point in the war.

What is there to do around Frederick?

There’s plenty to do in Frederick and the surrounding area. Residents never seem to run out of exciting options. There’s the Catoctin Wildlife Preserve, which is home to amazing animals including alligators, pythons, zebras, panthers, macaws, monkeys, boas, and bears. It’s filled with lush landscapes, gorgeous natural ponds, and plenty of excited guests. Other places of interest include the Museum of Frederick County History, the National Museum of Civil War Medicine, the National Shrine Grotto of Lourdes, the Delaplaine Arts Center, movie theaters, community theaters, VR, and much more.

Any annual festivals or Frederick events to know?

Frederick County always has a wide range of events and festivals for residents and local neighbors to appreciate. The Spring Festival is always a big hit among the locals. All the fun and excitement happens at Children’s Museum at Rose Hill Manor Park near the end of April. For the past 27 years, the Frederick Festival of the Arts is held every summer in early June at Carroll Creek Park. The art festival features more than 120 exhibits including photography, leather, sculptures, paintings, pottery, clay, and more. Other exciting events include the Children’s Festival in Baker Park, the Maryland Craft Beer Festival, the Frederick Food Truck Festival, the Fall Festival, the New Year Water Festival, and other exciting events that take place throughout the year.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Gorgeous vacation hideaways are just a hop, skip, and jump away from Frederick, MD. If you like gambling and living luxuriously in an exhilarating resort, the Rocky Gap Casino and Resort is right up your alley. Campers will appreciate the lush campgrounds located in the upper Potomac River Valley covering 222 acres of land. Spend the weekend in Baltimore at the Hotel Monaco. While in this historic city you might drop by the National Aquarium, Camden Yards for an Orioles game or the Baltimore Convention Center to check out an art exhibit, concert, or improv comedy show.

Where is the best place to move in Frederick?

Frederick, MD is filled with an abundance of beautiful communities with lots of friendly people and affordable rental and housing prices. As the seventh largest city in Maryland, it’s no surprise that it boasts a wide variety of diverse neighborhoods. Downtown Frederick is perfect for young professionals who enjoy the action of the city and the occasional night out on the town. Tuscarora Creek is a stunning community located minutes away from Frederick’s downtown epicenter. It’s perfect for small families, large broods, and young professionals as well. Worman’s Mill, Ballenger Creek Center, Monocacy Village, and Colleges Estates are also wonderful choices.

Frederick, MD
Population: 72,146

Ranked #500

in US Census Population by City

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Pet Friendly Lifestyle
Frederick, MD

Ranked #120

Among cities in Maryland for Apartment listings with Pet Friendly Amenities

Pet Friendliness Lifestyle Score

3.5
Pet Friendly

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Getting Around Frederick, MD

Walk Score®

55 / 100

Somewhat Walkable

Some errands can be accomplished on foot

Bike Score®

52 / 100

Bikeable

Some bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

19 / 100

Minimal Transit

It may be possible to get on a bus

What Are Walk Score®, Transit Score®, and Bike Score® Ratings?

  • Walk Score® measures the walkability of any address.
  • Transit Score® measures access to public transit.
  • Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address.

Frequently Asked Questions about Frederick

How much are Studio apartments in Frederick?

There are currently 17 Studio Apartments in Frederick with rent ranges from $1,045 to $2,038 with an average price of $1,727.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Frederick Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Frederick ranges from $1,300 to $3,422 with an average monthly rent of $1,942.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Frederick cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Frederick range from $1,350 to $4,162. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,236.

How expensive are Frederick Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 39 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Frederick on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,500 to $4,487 - averaging $2,623 for the location.

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