Meadowood - Springbrook - Quaint Acres

Meadowood, Springbrook, and Quaint Acres are neighboring communities tucked into a quiet pocket of eastern Silver Spring, Maryland. Bordered by New Hampshire Avenue, Route 29, and the Northwest Branch Park, this area offers a peaceful suburban setting surrounded by mature trees, large homesites, and easy access to everyday conveniences.

Originally developed in the mid-20th century, these neighborhoods feature a mix of traditional Colonials, ramblers, and contemporary-style homes—many set on spacious quarter- to one-acre lots. The established landscaping, winding streets, and canopy of old-growth trees create a serene and timeless appeal that continues to attract new generations of homeowners.

Residents appreciate the community’s central location and strong neighborhood character. Local parks, walking trails, and nearby schools add to the area’s livability, while shopping and dining along Route 29 and New Hampshire Avenue are just minutes away. The neighborhoods maintain an inviting, family-friendly atmosphere where neighbors still wave and stop to chat on evening walks.

Commuters benefit from direct access to major roadways including Route 29, the Intercounty Connector (ICC-200), and I-495, providing convenient routes to downtown D.C., Bethesda, College Park, Columbia, and Baltimore. Public transportation and nearby Metro stations offer additional options for those traveling across the region.

With their blend of natural beauty, spacious lots, and a genuine sense of community, Meadowood, Springbrook, and Quaint Acres remain some of Silver Spring’s most desirable neighborhoods—offering a relaxed suburban lifestyle within easy reach of everything the D.C. metro area has to offer.