Frederick, MD has once again been ranked among the “Top 100 Best Places To Live in The US” according to an article by livability.com. Read more below:

“History blends with today’s modern conveniences in Frederick, MD. This city of just more than 86,000 is located just one hour west of Baltimore and is a charming place to live with scenic mountain views, trendy restaurants, art galleries and plenty of wineries and breweries. This city delivers on all those things and more, and it’s no wonder why people love living in Frederick.
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The city’s compelling historical significance is evident in its many historic buildings, museums and memorial sites. It’s also the final resting place of notable figures, such as Francis Scott Key (writer of “The Star Spangled Banner”), war veterans from both the Revolutionary and Civil wars, plus a hundred years’ worth of Black history.
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The city earns its top scores in the education category, and it is easy to understand why. Education is a high priority here, with a top-rated public school system and higher-ed institutions such as Hood College and Frederick Community College.
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When it comes to work, the area offers something for everyone, with solid industry sectors in life sciences, advanced manufacturing, tourism, film and technology.
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But, it isn’t all work and no play here. Outdoor activities abound, with the city situated near Catoctin Mountain Park and plentiful places to hike, camp, bike and swim. Frederick is a growing city with a small-town vibe, but it also offers all of the amenities of a big city. The area is awash with public art and galleries, delicious cuisine and plenty of community events to keep residents engaged. On the weekends, you can meander along the Frederick Wine Trail, get lost among the trees at Gambrill State Park or immerse yourself in Civil War history.”4m