Relocation

One Visit and You'll Know You've Found Home.

Congratulations! If you're moving to the Southern Maryland area or considering it, you've found some great communities to call home.

A World Away
Discover a place where there are still places to discover.... Take a trip that's just a short drive from Washington, D.C., Baltimore or Annapolis to Calvert County, Maryland. Here you will find a place where time really does move just a little more slowly. A Bayfront park featuring swimming, fishing, picnicking, and seasonal, monthly and daily camping. The perfect getaway to spend the day exploring the beach, swimming in the Bay (nettle nets provided), fishing for your dinner or picnicking in the shade. Spend the night at a Bayfront campsite and your getaway can last all weekend - or all week!

Welcome to Calvert County
Calvert County, located 30 miles southeast of Washington, D.C., is bounded on the east by the scenic Chesapeake bay and on the west by the Patuxent River. The Chesapeake Bay and Patuxent River offer some of the most attractive boating costs on the Bay! Over twenty marinas offer an array of out- standing, cost-effective services and the County's hidden creeks provide a perfect environment for kayaking, canoeing or water skiing. After a day of maritime activities, savor a sunset meal in one of our unique coastal towns. Visit and experience why Calvert County is truly the "Charm of the Chesapeake." One of Calvert's greatest attributes is the availability of outdoor activities. Calvert's ten county-operated parks offer a variety of amenities including: picnic areas, playgrounds, campgrounds, golf courses, tennis courts, baseball and multi-purpose sports fields, basketball courts, public beaches, boat launches, hiking and biking and walking/jogging paths.

Plenty of Opportunities
Anne Arundel County continues to attract business and new residents because of its central location between Baltimore and Washington, its superior transportation networks, and the natural beauty and recreational opportunities its 527 miles of shoreline offer. The population of Anne Arundel County is projected to grow throughout the twenty-first century from 427,239 in 1990 to 540,000 in 2050.

The marina area in Baltimore Harbor is fun place for families.
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Culture and So Much More
Known as the sailing capital of America, you are never far from water or boats in Annapolis or anywhere in Anne Arundel County. Catch the spirit and take a guided tour of the City Harbor or sign aboard a sailing schooner to explore some of the Chesapeake. If on the water is where you really want to be, take a day trip to St. Michaels on the Eastern Shore or charter your own boat and explore some of our 418 miles of shoreline. If you prefer to just view the water, enjoy a walk along the waterfront. Sample our famous crabs, then listen to our music and enjoy our sunsets and seascapes.

See the Shore
Plan to stay a few days in one of our many picturesque bed & breakfasts or, for the more seafaring, stay in a Boat & Breakfast and wake to the sound of the Bay. Comfortable and affordable hotels can easily be found throughout the city as well. Sleep in, order room service and take advantage of the hospitality you’ll find at any Annapolis and Anne Arundel County accommodation. May Day brings a special charm all its own to Annapolis with flower baskets colorfully decorating the doors of homes and businesses. Take a guided walking tour of the Historic District and the Naval Academy or enjoy one of our historic homes where our colonial roots really shine. And for those of you who like to dig up the past, visit Historic London Town and Gardens where archaeologists unearth hidden historic treasures everyday. You may even be able to help!

With so much seafood to try, you'll always be able to find a great restaurant any day of the week.
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A Hidden Treasure
Take in productions from the Ballet Theater of Maryland, the Annapolis Opera, and the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. Or head to the waterfront or park with a picnic basket and blanket and enjoy one of many musical groups. For the creative arts, take in a showing at one of the many local public and private galleries. St. John’s College displays both classic and modern works of art in the Mitchell Gallery. A variety of galleries can be found throughout downtown Annapolis. Many feature art of the Chesapeake Bay. At Historic London Town, archaeologists are uncovering history everyday as they excavate the remains of the colonial town of London. You may even be able to help – but if you’re lucky enough to find an artifact, you have to leave it. After all, it’s our history!

Making the Right Choice
As a real estate professional, Gail believes it is not only her duty, but a privilege to introduce people to the Southern Maryland area and help them make the most of living here. She also knows that finding your new home is just one of the tasks that face you when you're relocating. Her goal is to coordinate everything as smoothly and efficiently as possible here, while you're wrapping up the final details of packing up and moving out of your current home.

Winter weather always makes for fun days in the Northeast.

Make Your Next Move Your Best Move
Of course there's no obligation. Gail believes in making real estate and the relocation process as easy as possible for everyone involved. To her, that means providing information to anyone who wants to find out more about the communities he loves so much and knows so well. So, click the "Send Me" button below and order your copy today! You'll be glad you did.

Relocation Guide

Gail Nyman's Survival Guide for People Moving to Southern Maryland

Gail's special relocation information packet is designed for anyone considering a move to the Southern Maryland area. It's the ideal place to gather your information before you make that next move. Here are just a few of the things Gail has included to help you get your move off on the right foot:

A complete map of the Southern Maryland area, including all streets, highways, public transportation, schools, parks, public areas, shopping centers and major landmarks.
A breakdown of golf communities, including average prices and types of homes as well as the schools, parks and recreational areas found in each one.

A guide to popular restaurants, shops, attractions and entertainment around the city of your choice.
An insightful, step-by-step relocation checklist, including things you'll need to do in your current home, things to take care of in the area before you get here, and the things you'll need to take care of once you arrive.
Referral listing of Gail's hand-selected and highly recommended team of local professionals, including loan officers, accountants, lawyers, decorators, remodeling and construction companies, financial planners, house cleaners, landscapers and more.
A complete listing of area utility companies, banks and other important services.
A copy of the Calvert Independent or The Capitol, so you can read up on all of the latest news in your new town.

Or, send Gail a message now, and let her know what kind of information you would most like to have about any of Southern Maryland's diverse communities. She'll send a customized package designed just for you.

Please click the "Send Me" button below and be sure to
request for a "Relocation Guide" in the Comment area.