Stonegate - Naples Manor - Rolling Stone

The Stonegate and Naples Manor neighborhoods sit in the northern Colesville area of Silver Spring, Maryland, bordered by New Hampshire Avenue to the east, Bonifant Road to the south, and the Northwest Branch Park to the west. These communities offer a refreshing escape from the busy pace of the D.C. metro area, featuring tree-lined streets, mature landscaping, and spacious, shaded yards—perfect for weekend cookouts or evening strolls.

Stonegate was primarily developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, with a mix of Colonial, split-level, rambler, and contemporary-style homes, many situated on generous lots. The neighborhood’s active Citizens Association plays a key role in maintaining its warm and welcoming feel and organizes events that bring neighbors together throughout the year.

Just to the west, Naples Manor—built mainly in the 1980s—features slightly larger homes on attractive lots while sharing many of the same amenities and community spirit as Stonegate. Both areas enjoy close proximity to local landmarks such as Stonegate Elementary School and the Stonegate Swim Club, which serve as beloved hubs for neighborhood gatherings and recreation.

The area provides exceptional commuting convenience, with quick access to FDA’s White Oak campus, downtown D.C., Bethesda, Columbia, Baltimore, and the University of Maryland at College Park. The nearby Glenmont Metro Station (Red Line) connects residents to the entire D.C. region, while the Intercounty Connector (ICC-200) offers easy east–west travel between I-95 and I-270.

Together, Stonegate and Naples Manor blend the best of suburban tranquility and metropolitan accessibility, making them two of Silver Spring’s most desirable neighborhoods for homebuyers seeking comfort, community, and convenience.