611 Linthicum St

Rockville, MD 20851

Property Highlights

  • 5 Bedrooms 3 Full Baths
  • 2275 Sq Ft Interior
  • 1959 Established Build
  • Paved Driveway Parking
  • Rockville Prime Location
  • No HOA Fees
MLS ID
MDMC2021052
Parking
Paved Driveway
Year Built
1959
HOA Fee
611 Linthicum St, Rockville MD

Five Bedrooms. No HOA. Established Rockville.

611 Linthicum Street is a five-bedroom, three-bath single-family home set in one of Rockville’s longstanding residential neighborhoods. At 2,275 square feet, the home delivers meaningful square footage at a price point that remains competitive within Montgomery County’s inner-ring suburbs.

Built in 1959, the home carries the structural character of mid-century construction — generous room proportions, a practical layout, and a lot that accommodates a paved driveway for off-street parking. There is no HOA, which removes a layer of monthly cost and governance that many buyers prefer to avoid.

Rockville’s downtown core is close at hand, with the Rockville Metro station on the Red Line providing direct service into DC. The city’s mix of local dining, retail, and civic infrastructure makes it a practical base for a wide range of buyers.

At $685,000, 611 Linthicum Street represents a five-bedroom opportunity in a city with strong fundamentals — direct Metro access, a functioning downtown, and a well-established residential fabric that has defined this part of Montgomery County for decades.

The Home
611 Linthicum Street is a five-bedroom, three-bath single-family home in Rockville, Maryland. Spanning 2,275 square feet, it offers a floor plan with room for multiple uses — dedicated bedrooms, shared living spaces, and the flexibility that comes with a home of this size.
The Layout
Built in 1959, the home reflects the proportions typical of mid-century residential construction in Montgomery County. Room sizes are generous, the layout is practical, and the absence of an HOA means buyers take full ownership without monthly fee obligations or association governance.
The Location
Rockville sits along the Red Line, with the Rockville Metro station providing direct access to downtown DC and points in between. The city’s own downtown — with restaurants, retail, and civic amenities — is a short distance from Linthicum Street.
The Value
At $685,000, this is a five-bedroom home with three full baths, a paved driveway, and no HOA in an established Montgomery County city. For buyers weighing square footage, bedroom count, and Metro proximity, the combination here is worth a close look.

At a Glance

  • 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths across 2,275 sq ft
  • No HOA — no monthly fees or association restrictions
  • Paved driveway with off-street parking
  • Built 1959 with mid-century proportions
  • Close to Rockville Metro on the Red Line
  • Established Rockville neighborhood
All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, taxes, and all material facts.
Property Features

Space, Autonomy, and Direct Metro Access

611 Linthicum Street delivers five bedrooms, three full baths, and 2,275 square feet of interior space in an established Rockville neighborhood — with no HOA, a paved driveway, and a location close to the Red Line. The following details outline the home’s key features and what distinguishes it within this segment of the Montgomery County market.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,275 square feet of interior living space
  • Five bedrooms across the floor plan
  • Three full bathrooms
  • Mid-century construction with generous room proportions
  • Built in 1959 with established structural character

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Kitchen positioned within the home's main living level
  • Common areas sized for everyday living and hosting
  • Layout supports both daily function and flexible use of space
  • Connections between living, dining, and kitchen areas typical of mid-century floor plans

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Five bedrooms provide flexibility for a range of uses beyond sleeping quarters
  • Three full baths serve the full bedroom count without compromise
  • Bedroom proportions consistent with mid-century single-family construction
  • Layout distributes bedrooms in a manner typical of homes of this era and size

Exterior and Parking

  • Paved driveway provides dedicated off-street parking
  • Residential lot consistent with the established Rockville neighborhood fabric
  • No HOA means full owner control of exterior and grounds
  • Street presence consistent with the mid-century residential character of Linthicum Street

What Sets This Apart

  • Five bedrooms at this price point is uncommon in inner-ring Montgomery County
  • No HOA removes monthly fees and association governance entirely
  • Direct Red Line access via Rockville Metro station without a transfer
  • Mid-century construction offers room proportions rarely found in newer builds
  • Paved driveway provides off-street parking in an established city neighborhood
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including square footage and taxes.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit and Commuting
  • Rockville Metro station on the Red Line provides direct service to Bethesda and downtown DC
  • Close proximity to I-270 for commuters heading north toward Frederick or south toward the Beltway
  • Ride On bus service operates throughout Rockville with connections to Metro and regional destinations
  • Marc Brunswick Line train service available at Rockville station for commuters to Union Station
Dining and Coffee
  • Rockville Town Square offers a concentrated cluster of restaurants and cafes within the downtown core
  • Rockville Pike corridor provides a wide range of dining options from local independents to national chains
  • Local coffee shops and bakeries are accessible within the broader Rockville neighborhood
  • Fallsgrove Village Center nearby offers additional dining and casual options
Grocery and Retail
  • Multiple grocery options along Rockville Pike including major national chains
  • Rockville Town Square retail within the walkable downtown core
  • Pharmacies and urgent care facilities accessible throughout the city
  • Home improvement and hardware retail available along the Pike corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • Rockville Civic Center Park offers green space, athletic fields, and community programming
  • Montgomery County trail network connects to regional paths and recreational corridors
  • Local neighborhood parks within the residential grid provide accessible outdoor space
  • Rockville Recreation Department operates facilities and programs throughout the city

Property Location

About 611 Linthicum St

The home at 611 Linthicum Street was built in 1959 and offers 2,275 square feet of interior space across a five-bedroom, three-bath floor plan. Room proportions reflect the mid-century construction standard common throughout Montgomery County’s established neighborhoods — functional, spacious, and built to last. A paved driveway provides dedicated off-street parking, and the property carries no HOA, giving owners full autonomy over their home without recurring association fees.

Linthicum Street sits within Rockville’s established residential grid, a part of the city that developed steadily through the postwar decades and has remained a stable, owner-occupied corridor ever since. Rockville’s downtown is nearby, offering a range of dining, grocery, and retail options within a compact walkable core. The city is also home to a variety of parks and civic facilities that serve the broader community.

Rockville offers a practical urban-suburban balance that is difficult to replicate further out along the I-270 corridor. The Red Line connects residents directly to Bethesda, Friendship Heights, and downtown DC without requiring a car. Locally, the mix of independent restaurants, national retailers, and community green space along Rockville Pike and the downtown core gives daily life a self-contained quality that buyers in this price range often find appealing.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with single-family homes throughout Rockville and the broader Montgomery County market, advising both buyers and sellers on pricing, positioning, and neighborhood dynamics in this part of the Red Line corridor. We understand the nuances of established Rockville neighborhoods — from lot characteristics to the competitive dynamics that shape offers in this price range. If you are considering a home in Rockville or the surrounding Montgomery County submarket, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The home offers five bedrooms and three full bathrooms across 2,275 square feet of interior space. That bedroom-to-bath ratio is well-suited to a home of this size, and the layout reflects the generous proportions typical of mid-century single-family construction in Montgomery County.
There is no HOA at 611 Linthicum Street. Buyers will not be subject to monthly association fees, governing documents, or restrictions on use that are common in HOA-governed communities. This gives owners full autonomy over the property from day one.
The Rockville Metro station on the Red Line is close to the property, providing direct service to Bethesda, Friendship Heights, Dupont Circle, and downtown DC. The Red Line also connects to the broader WMATA system, making car-free commuting a practical option for many destinations.
The home includes a paved driveway that provides dedicated off-street parking. In an established city neighborhood like this part of Rockville, having a private driveway is a meaningful practical advantage over street-only parking situations.
The home was built in 1959, placing it firmly in the mid-century era of Montgomery County residential development. Homes of this vintage typically offer larger room proportions than newer construction at comparable square footage, though buyers should conduct thorough inspections of mechanical systems, roofing, and other components consistent with the age of the home.
Five-bedroom single-family homes in inner-ring Montgomery County at this price point are relatively uncommon. The combination of bedroom count, square footage, no HOA, and proximity to the Red Line makes 611 Linthicum Street a distinctive offering. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to contextualize the pricing.
Linthicum Street sits within an established residential corridor that developed through the postwar decades and has remained predominantly owner-occupied. Rockville’s downtown core, with dining, retail, and civic amenities, is nearby. The city also has a well-developed parks and recreation infrastructure throughout its neighborhoods.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have deep experience with single-family homes throughout Rockville and Montgomery County. We can provide recent comparable sales, advise on offer strategy, and help you evaluate how this home fits your priorities. Reach out directly to start the conversation.

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