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What Oxon Hill Is
Oxon Hill real estate ranges from 1950s and 1960s brick ramblers to waterfront townhomes and condominiums near National Harbor, in Prince George’s County. The U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 reports a median value of owner-occupied homes of $359,800 for Oxon Hill CDP (5-year estimate, table B25077). Buyers weigh transit, bridge access, and neighborhood type.
Which neighborhoods in Oxon Hill do buyers compare?
Buyers compare National Harbor and Potomac Overlook, Oxon Hill Manor, Henson Creek and Forest Heights, and the area near Tanger Outlets. They also watch the Southern Avenue Metro area. Each offers a different mix of walkability, lot size, and distance to the I-495 and I-295 interchange.
| Neighborhood | Housing type | What buyers weigh |
|---|---|---|
| National Harbor / Potomac Overlook | Townhomes and condominiums | Waterfront setting, walkability, MGM National Harbor nearby |
| Oxon Hill Manor | Large detached homes on wooded lots | Established feel, historic manor house |
| Henson Creek / Forest Heights | Mixed single-family streets | Wooded, winding streets, elementary school clusters |
| Tanger Outlets area | Townhomes and detached homes | Shopping access, I-495/I-295 interchange |
| Southern Avenue Metro area | Condominiums and apartments planned or new | Metro access, mixed-use projects |
What kinds of homes are for sale in Oxon Hill?
The standard older home is a 1950s or 1960s brick rambler. Newer options include high-rise condominiums and townhomes at National Harbor, plus custom in-fills. This variety means a condo near the waterfront and a rambler near Oxon Hill Road are not comparable, so look at similar properties only.
A mixed-use project called The Promise is planned near the Southern Avenue Metro. Confirm its current status with Prince George’s County before treating it as part of a purchase decision.
Waterfront condominiums come with association fees and rules. Ramblers and detached homes near Oxon Hill Road or St. Barnabas Road usually carry no association, but may need updates to roofs, windows, and heating systems. Compare monthly costs, not just price.
How is the commute from Oxon Hill?
Oxon Hill connects to the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, I-295, I-495, and Indian Head Highway (MD-210). A 7:10 AM trip to the District over the bridge takes about 18 minutes. Indian Head Highway can back up near the Metro, so test your own timing and consider Southern Avenue Metro.
Old Town Alexandria is about 5 minutes west, so buyers also compare Oxon Hill to nearby Virginia neighborhoods.
Which schools serve Oxon Hill?
Oxon Hill High School, at 6701 Leyte Dr, is known for its Science and Technology Center. Prince George’s County Public Schools sets attendance zones and has been reviewing boundaries. Confirm the assigned elementary, middle, and high schools for any address with the district before you offer.
How should you price a home in Oxon Hill?
Price from recent comparable sales of the same property type in the same pocket. Waterfront condominiums, ramblers, and townhomes sell to different buyers, and monthly association fees change what each buyer can afford. We build a price range from comparable sales and review it with you before you list.
When selling a house in Oxon Hill, gather repair records and be ready for buyers to ask about HOA or service district fees, especially near the waterfront. Prince George’s County information is at Prince George’s County. Assessment appeals go through the State Department of Assessments and Taxation.
What should buyers know before making an offer in Oxon Hill?
Decide your financing and inspection plan first. In competitive situations buyers may shorten contingencies or offer a rent-back, and we review each term with you. If a home appraises below the price, the buyer may need to cover the gap, so discuss this with your lender.
For condominiums, ask for the association budget, fees, and rules before you write an offer.
Before you offer, run through this short checklist:
- Confirm assigned schools with Prince George’s County Public Schools.
- Test the drive across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and on Indian Head Highway.
- Request association budgets and rules for condominiums.
- Review roofs and heating systems on older ramblers.
- Ask your lender how an appraisal gap would be handled.
How do Levi and Taylor help buyers and sellers in Oxon Hill?
Levi Loveless is a real estate agent with RE/MAX Realty Group and works with his team partner, Taylor Dawson. They are licensed in Maryland and Virginia, and the office is at 7373 Wisconsin Ave, Suite 1700, Bethesda, MD 20814. Call (301) 275-7744 to talk through a Oxon Hill purchase or sale.
We review association documents and Maryland disclosures with Oxon Hill buyers.
- Buyer representation: search, offers, inspections, and closing for homes in Oxon Hill.
- Seller representation: pricing, preparation, marketing, and negotiation.
- Luxury home sales: for higher-priced and estate properties.
- Market reports: broader area data to read alongside local advice.
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What ZIP codes cover Oxon Hill?
Oxon Hill is associated with ZIP codes 20745, 20744, and 20748. ZIP codes, school zones, and county service areas do not always match, so verify the specific address. Oxon Hill is in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Confirm the school assignment and tax district for any address you are considering.
Oxon Hill at a glance
| City | Oxon Hill |
|---|---|
| Agent page | Real estate agent in Oxon Hill |
| County | Prince George’s County, MD |
| Median home value | $359,800 (owner-occupied homes, Oxon Hill CDP, 2020-2024) |
| Agent | Levi Loveless, RE/MAX Realty Group |
| Licensed in | Maryland and Virginia |
| Office | 7373 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1700, Bethesda, MD 20814 |
| Phone | (301) 275-7744 |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table B25077.
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Questions people ask
What ZIP codes cover Oxon Hill?
Oxon Hill is associated with ZIP codes 20745, 20744, and 20748. ZIP codes, school zones, and county service areas do not always match, so verify the specific address. Oxon Hill is in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Confirm the school assignment and tax district for any address you are considering.
What is the median home value in Oxon Hill?
The U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimate, reports a median value of owner-occupied homes of $359,800 for Oxon Hill CDP. That single figure covers very different homes, so use comparable sales for a specific property. The figure is an estimate with a margin of error, so treat it as a starting point rather than a price.
What landmarks help when searching in Oxon Hill?
Common landmarks include the National Harbor waterfront, MGM National Harbor, Southern Avenue Metro Station, Indian Head Highway (MD-210), and Oxon Hill Road. St. Barnabas Road and Brinkley Road form another named intersection. Visit at busy times to judge traffic. Visit at different times of day to judge traffic and noise before you decide.
Oxon Hill, MD Housing Market FAQ: Moving, Living and Property Tax
Is Oxon Hill, MD a buyer's or seller's market right now?
Prince George's County had 3.7 months of supply in September 2026, with 2,340 active listings (+23.9% year over year), per Bright MLS. Under about four months usually favors sellers. In Oxon Hill, homes sold in a median 48 days over the last three months (Redfin), and conditions vary by price range.
Are homes in Oxon Hill, MD selling above asking price?
From July through September 2026, Oxon Hill homes sold for a median 99.8% of their list price, according to Redfin. Above 100% means many sold over asking; below means buyers negotiated. Results differ by price point and condition, so we study recent comparable sales before you price or offer.
Are home prices going up in Oxon Hill, MD?
Prices move with mortgage rates, inventory and local demand, and townhouses, condos and detached homes can move in different directions. Compare median sale price and price per square foot year over year for the same type of home in Oxon Hill, not headline averages. We send current Bright MLS trend data for your segment.
How long do homes take to sell in Oxon Hill, MD?
Homes in Oxon Hill sold in a median of 48 days from July through September 2026, according to Redfin. Across Prince George's County, Bright MLS reported a median of 24 days on market in September 2026. Well-priced, well-prepared homes sell faster, and we track the pace for your segment.
What county is Oxon Hill, MD in?
Oxon Hill is an unincorporated community in Prince George's County, so homeowners pay county and Maryland property taxes with no separate town tax. Zoning, permits and county services run through Prince George's County. Confirm the details for any address on its SDAT record before you buy.
Is National Harbor part of Oxon Hill, MD?
National Harbor is counted as its own community next to Oxon Hill, though nearby addresses may share the Oxon Hill mailing area. Property records show the actual location. Buyers drawn by National Harbor's waterfront and restaurants often compare nearby Oxon Hill townhouses and single-family homes as well.
Is there a Metro station in Oxon Hill, MD?
There is no Metrorail station inside Oxon Hill. Residents usually drive or take buses to nearby Green Line stations, and many commute by car across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge into Virginia. Check bus routes and drive times from the exact address at rush hour before you buy.
How is the commute from Oxon Hill, MD to Joint Base Andrews and the Pentagon?
Oxon Hill sits by the Capital Beltway and the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, so Joint Base Andrews is reached by the Beltway, and the Pentagon and Fort Belvoir by crossing into Virginia. Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling is close too. Drive times swing with traffic, so test your route at rush hour.
How much are HOA fees in Oxon Hill, MD?
Fees vary by community and depend on what they cover, such as common areas, trash, pools or exterior upkeep for townhouses. Before you commit, review the current budget, reserves and any special assessments in the resale documents. We go through those documents with buyers during the contract review period.
Should I rent or buy in Oxon Hill, MD?
Compare the full monthly cost of owning, including taxes, insurance, maintenance and any HOA fee, against rent for a similar home, and factor in how long you plan to stay. Buying usually wins the longer you stay. We can run the numbers on a specific Oxon Hill home with you. Call (301) 275-7744 or book a consultation.
How can I see Oxon Hill, MD homes for sale before they hit the market?
This site does not run a listing search. Instead, we set up an automatic Bright MLS search for clients that sends new Oxon Hill listings as soon as they go live, and we watch for coming-soon and off-market homes through local agent networks. Tell us your must-haves and we will build the search. Call (301) 275-7744 or book a consultation.
What high school serves a home in Oxon Hill, MD?
It depends on the exact address, and boundaries can change. Use Prince George's County Public Schools' boundary lookup tool to find the assigned schools for any address before you buy, and confirm with the school system directly. We include that lookup step in the due-diligence checklist we give every buyer.
What is living in Oxon Hill, MD like for someone moving here?
Day-to-day life in Oxon Hill, MD depends on which subdivision you choose, since home types, lot sizes and commute routes change from one area to the next. Visit on a weekday evening and a weekend morning. When you are moving here, we compare two or three areas side by side using recent closed sales.
Tell us about your move. Levi or Taylor will reply personally, usually the same day.