About Maple Run, California, MD
Maple Run is a single-family neighborhood in California, Maryland, off St. Andrews Church Road (Route 4) by way of Indian Bridge Road. Streets include Victorian Drive, Plantation Court and Willis Drive.
Its spot west of the Route 235 corridor gives a more spread-out feel while still keeping California shopping and the roads to Lexington Park and Leonardtown within reach.
The Southside Group Real Estate helps buyers compare Maple Run with other California neighborhoods that offer larger lots.
Maple Run Real Estate
Maple Run homes are detached single-family houses, many built around the early 2000s, often on lots of about an acre. Some homes are offered as rentals from time to time.
Many homes use private wells and septic systems. Plan for a well and septic inspection, and review the survey for lot lines, sheds and easements.
Recent listings have shown no homeowners association, but confirm for each property.
Schools & Education in Maple Run
Maple Run is in St. Mary's County and is served by St. Mary's County Public Schools (SMCPS).
Public school assignments depend on the property address and current attendance boundaries, which can change. Verify assigned schools with SMCPS before making a decision.
Private Schools and Alternative Education
St. Mary's County also has private and faith-based schools. Grade levels, enrollment, tuition and transportation vary by school.
Prospective families should contact individual schools for current information.
Colleges and Higher Education
College of Southern Maryland
A regional community college serving Southern Maryland.
St. Mary's College of Maryland
A public liberal arts college in St. Mary's City.
Things to Do Near Maple Run
St. Andrews Church Road links Maple Run with Route 235 in California and with Leonardtown to the west. Everyday shopping, dining and services are concentrated along Route 235.
California Communities
| Beverly Hills | Cal Acres | California |
| Laurel Glen | Leverings | Maple Run |
| Orchid Park | San Souci | St Andrews Estates |
| Wildewood | Woods of Myrtle Point |
