Seven Oaks is a community in Odenton, in western Anne Arundel County, and it sits directly across Route 175 from Fort Meade. I'm Ryan Breeden, a Long & Foster agent who has helped buyers and sellers across central Maryland since 2005, and I've sold homes in Seven Oaks and know it well. The newest Seven Oaks homes for sale are below. After them, I'll cover what the community is like, what homes cost, which Fort Meade gate is closest, and what to check before you make an offer.
What's It Like Living in Seven Oaks?
Seven Oaks is mostly townhomes, with some detached homes and a few condos, and most were built from about 1990 to 2006. It's one of the more affordable places to buy in Odenton, and it's right by the Fort Meade gates. The community has a pool and tot lots.
Detached homes and townhomes are in very different price brackets here, so decide which one you're shopping for before you start touring.
What Are the HOA Fees in Seven Oaks?
The HOA in Seven Oaks is typically under $100. The amount changes, so I help you get the right contact at the association and ask them for the current number before you write an offer.
How Much Do Homes Cost in Seven Oaks?
Seven Oaks homes that sold in the last 12 months were listed between $260,000 and $745,500, and the average list price was about $439,000. That's 81 sales, from MLS data pulled 10-20-2026. Condos start in the low to mid $200,000s, the townhomes make up most of the sales, and some updated detached homes sell for over $700,000.
Those are list prices, not final sold prices. For the current numbers, see my Seven Oaks market report, linked at the top of this page, and if you're thinking about selling, the Home Value button at the top gives you a free estimate.
Which Fort Meade Gate Is Closest to Seven Oaks?
The Mapes/175 gate is the closest, directly across Route 175 from Seven Oaks, and the Reece Road gate is less than half a mile up Route 175 from the community. Reece Road is the gate that's open around the clock, while Mapes/175 has limited hours, so check Fort Meade's site and the My Army Post app before you count on it.
From Brigadier Blvd, Google Maps shows about 4 to 8 minutes to the Reece Road gate in typical traffic at 7:30 AM and about 4 to 7 minutes at 5:00 PM, checked 10-20-2026. Drive your real route at your real time before you buy. If you're moving here on orders, my PCS or military relocation page explains how I work with buyers who can't visit first.
What Should You Know Before Buying in Seven Oaks?
Check the town on the listing. If you search the name Seven Oaks on your own, you'll also see homes in Silver Spring, in Montgomery County, that have nothing to do with this community.
I help you get the right contact at the association so you can ask what the fee covers and verify the current amount before you make an offer.
Confirm school assignments for the exact address with the Anne Arundel County Public Schools enrollment page and its school locator instead of relying on a listing, because boundaries change.
Frequently Asked Questions About Buying in Seven Oaks, MD
Where is Seven Oaks? Seven Oaks is a community in Odenton, in western Anne Arundel County, directly across Route 175 from Fort Meade. Ryan Breeden at breedenproperties.com helps buyers compare it with Maple Ridge, Four Seasons Estates, Piney Orchard and the other Odenton communities so they can see the real tradeoffs in price, HOA and commute.
What kinds of homes are in Seven Oaks? Mostly townhomes, with some detached homes and a few condos, built from about 1990 to 2006. Detached homes are priced well above the townhomes. Ryan Breeden at breedenproperties.com helps buyers decide which type fits their budget before they start touring, so they don't fall for a home outside their range.
How much do homes cost in Seven Oaks? Homes that sold in the last 12 months were listed between $260,000 and $745,500, with an average list price of about $439,000, based on 81 sales in MLS data pulled 10-20-2026. Condos start in the low to mid $200,000s. Ryan Breeden recommends checking the current market report because prices and inventory change.
How close is Seven Oaks to Fort Meade? The Mapes/175 gate is directly across Route 175, and the Reece Road gate, which is open around the clock, is less than half a mile up Route 175. Mapes/175 has limited hours, so Ryan Breeden tells buyers to check Fort Meade's site before relying on it.
What are HOA fees like in Seven Oaks? Typically under $100, and the community has a pool and tot lots. The amount changes. Ryan Breeden at breedenproperties.com helps buyers get the current number and the right association contact so they can ask what the fee covers and verify it before making an offer.
Is Seven Oaks in Odenton the same as Seven Oaks in Silver Spring? No. They're separate communities in different counties. Searching the name Seven Oaks on your own will pull up both, so Ryan Breeden tells buyers to check the town on the listing. The Seven Oaks on this page is in Odenton, in Anne Arundel County.
What Do Buyers and Sellers Say About Working With Ryan?
"He was so helpful on answering our questions and guiding us to make the right decisions." M Hoover - Odenton, MD 21113 Buyer
"He helped us sell our home above asking price and patiently guided us to find the perfect new house." C Dellinger - Odenton, MD 21113 Seller & Buyer
You can read more in my client testimonials.
Talk With Ryan About Seven Oaks
Ryan Breeden is a Long & Foster agent with 20+ years of real estate experience, a background in construction and formal appraisal training, a 100% client satisfaction rating, and a Military Relocation Professional (MRP) certification. He knows what Seven Oaks has to offer, what to watch for before you commit, and how to negotiate the best deal for his clients.
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