Ellicott City, Maryland
Shipley's Grant
Townhomes & condos commonly $400K–$800K+
Shipley's Grant is one of Howard County's most charming planned communities — a $185M Bozzuto development completed in 2017, designed around tree-lined streets, parks, and a walkable shopping village.
Known for its modern townhomes and condominiums, the community offers a pool, clubhouse, and trails, with The Shoppes at Shipley's Grant placing dining and everyday conveniences just steps from home.
Its location is a standout: minutes to Route 100, I-95, the MARC train, and BWI Airport make it a favorite for commuters who still want a true sense of neighborhood. It was one of Howard County's top-selling communities during its build-out.
Featured Homes & Scenery
A look around Shipley's Grant
Where to Eat
Dining & gathering
- Coal Fire — coal-fired pizza
- Ernesto's Mexican Grill
- Starbucks
- Cold Stone Creamery
Things to Do
Parks & attractions
- The Shoppes at Shipley's Grant
- Community pool & clubhouse
- Parks and walking trails
- Convenient MARC & BWI access
Good Questions
Living in Shipley's Grant: common questions
- What are home prices like in Shipley's Grant?
Home values in Shipley's Grant vary by street, size, condition, and timing. As a general guide for the area: Townhomes & condos commonly $400K–$800K+. For a precise figure on a specific property — or your own home — Danielle prepares a current, data-informed valuation rather than relying on an automated estimate.
- What are the schools like in Shipley's Grant?
Shipley's Grant is served by the Howard County Public School System (HCPSS), consistently ranked among the top public school districts in Maryland and the nation. Attendance areas are assigned by address, so confirm the exact schools for any specific home — Danielle can pull the assignments for you.
- What's it like to live in Shipley's Grant?
A walkable village of shops, dining, and well-appointed townhomes and condominiums. Nearby you'll find The Shoppes at Shipley's Grant, Community pool & clubhouse, Parks and walking trails. Danielle knows Shipley's Grant street by street — ask her what daily life is really like.