Modular Homes near Frederick MD Maryland

If you are interested in building a modular home near Frederick MD Maryland, then Simplex Homes is the Maryland modular home manufacturer for you. Simplex Homes has experience providing modular homes to all areas of the state of Maryland, including areas in and near Frederick.

Frederick, Maryland has a small-town charm with a welcoming community that is family and adult-friendly. Frederick is only an hour away from both Washington D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland for easy access to jobs, nightlife, attractions, etc. You can experience multiple different lifestyles in this city! One minute you will be in rural, farm country, the next you will be in the suburbs, and then you are in downtown Frederick.

Frederick has a year-round calendar full of events for the community. At the end of every September, the city hosts its own Oktoberfest. The Frederick Fairgrounds are filled with stands from local breweries, and tents offering classic Oktoberfest foods, music, and children’s events. Fire in Ice is hosted in February – downtown is lined with unique ice sculptures, fire dancers, an ice playground, and fire stations offering warm treats like hot cocoa. In May, enjoy the spring weather and get a cold brew at the Maryland Craft Beer Festival. At the end of the summer in September, the 9-day Great Frederick Fair entertains families with rides, activities, exhibits, carnival foods, and more. There are countless events held to not only bring the community together but to also give residents the chance to make ever-lasting memories.

The Weinberg Center for the Arts provides entertainment, whether it is theatrical or musical. The Sky Stage downtown is a transformed pre-Revolutionary War building that is now an interactive public artwork. The outside section is now a theater that can seat 140 people. Above is a digitally-designed art sculpture that has incorporated green roof technology. The Sky Stage hosts a variety of entertainment – music acts, theatre, children’s story time, history, art, etc.

Carroll Creek Park is set in the heart of downtown. While you are shopping for local businesses or outdoor dining, you are greeted with scenic views of the greenery and water. The Carroll Creek Amphitheater hosts various events throughout the year. From live music, the Frederick Pride event, Maryland Craft Beer Festival, and more. If you love baseball, see the Frederick Atlantic League Professional Baseball team play at the Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium!

In rural Frederick, you can visit farms to go sunflower or pumpkin picking, or you can tour one of the many vineyards. An hour away from Frederick is the Appalachian Trail for hikers. The city is also home to three historic covered bridges that can be driven through.

A new custom modular home by Simplex Homes would be the perfect way to enjoy everything Frederick, Maryland has to offer. Do you need a traditional two-story home for your family in Walkersville? A ranch-style home for the neighborhoods of Mount Airy? Maybe a cape home in Eldersburg. Simplex Homes can manufacture the perfect home for you under perfectly controlled conditions!

Simplex Homes works with numerous contractors in Maryland. Feel free to contact us to learn more about building your custom modular home near Frederick, Maryland.

Our management team is among the most experienced in the industry. We are among the largest employers in our region but remain a family-owned firm. Our craftsmen are among the most skilled in our industry and many have been with us almost since our firm’s founding over four decades ago.

We concentrate our efforts on building the highest possible quality modular structures. We build first homes and dream homes, as we all as architecturally significant homes and commercial buildings, ranging from dormitories to hotels, from professional office space to light industrial buildings.

Almost half of the US population lives within 8 hours of Frederick Maryland! Frederick is home to Fort Detrick, also known as the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases. Francis Scott Key, creator of “The Star-Spangled Banner” was born nearby in the county and later buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in town.

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