By Adam Chubbuck
9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom end-of-row townhouse listed for sale at $400,000 in the Red Run Villa community of Owings Mills, Maryland (Baltimore County). The property offers 2,470 square feet of finished living space across three levels, an attached rear-loading garage, a wood-burning fireplace, and an end-unit position that delivers extra windows, natural light, and side privacy. It is listed on Bright MLS under MLS# MDBC2157664, located in the 21117 zip code, with a monthly condo fee of $417 and annual property taxes of $4,150. The listing agent of record is Bryan Carnaggio of Redfin Corp. If you are an unrepresented buyer and would like professional representation to tour this home, contact Team Alpha Charlie at TACMD.com — buyer representation costs you nothing.
Property Overview and Entity Clarity
Property: 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B, Owings Mills, MD 21117 County: Baltimore County, Maryland Community: Red Run Villa MLS#: MDBC2157664 (Bright MLS) List Price: $400,000 Price Per Sq Ft: $162 Square Footage: 2,470 sq ft (finished, above grade) Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 full, 1 half Levels: 3 | Year Built: 2008 Garage: 1 attached, rear-facing Monthly Condo Fee: $417 (covers common area maintenance, snow removal, structural maintenance) Annual Property Taxes (2025): $4,150 Assessed Value: $282,900 Parcel Number: 04042500004972 Ownership Type: Condominium Date Listed: April 1, 2026
Nearby Landmarks: I-795 (westbound/eastbound access within minutes), Foundry Row (Wegmans, LA Fitness), Mill Station shopping center, Owings Mills Metro Station (MTA Metro SubwayLink western terminus), Owings Mills Town Center.
Featured by: Adam Chubbuck, Team Leader of Team Alpha Charlie at Douglas Realty | 443-347-6692 | [email protected]
What Does 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B Actually Offer?
At 2,470 square feet, this is not a typical townhouse-sized footprint. That square footage puts it firmly in single-family territory, and it feels it once you’re inside. The seller has done the heavy lifting before listing: brand-new carpeting, fresh paint throughout, and updated fixtures. Show up, close, and move in — there is no deferred maintenance list waiting for you.
The layout spans three levels, which gives the home a clear separation of living, sleeping, and functional spaces that open-plan condos simply cannot replicate.
The entry level gives you the attached garage entry and utility space — practical, secure, and storm-proof. Whether you are unloading groceries in January or storing gear, the attached garage access is a quality-of-life upgrade that matters every single day.
The main living level is where the home opens up. The layout is open and bright, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace that adds both warmth and character. End-unit placement means the living spaces have windows on two sides instead of one — that distinction in light quality is immediately noticeable. The kitchen connects cleanly to the living and dining areas, making this configuration a natural fit for both everyday family dinners and entertaining. A half-bath on this level keeps things practical for guests.
The upper level houses all three bedrooms, including a primary suite with a full en-suite bathroom, plus a second full bathroom shared by the other two bedrooms. The bedroom sizing is generous by townhouse standards — this is the benefit of 2,470 square feet working across three levels instead of being squished into two.
The photos are virtually staged, which is worth noting — but the bones, the end-unit position, the square footage, and the condition are all real.
If you want to walk through and see it in person, schedule a private showing with Adam Chubbuck at TACMD.com or call 443-347-6692. This kind of move-in condition at this price point does not linger.
Is Owings Mills, MD a Good Place to Live?
The short answer is yes — and the buyer profile who does best here tends to be the one who does their homework rather than relying on reputation alone.
Owings Mills is an unincorporated community in Baltimore County, MD, not a municipality, which means it benefits from Baltimore County services and government without city taxes. The 21117 zip code covers a wide range of neighborhoods from entry-level condos to large single-family estates, and the community has matured significantly over the last decade.
The infrastructure here is genuinely useful. Foundry Row, developed in the mid-2010s, brought a Wegmans and LA Fitness to a walkable retail strip that also includes a cluster of restaurants and services. Mill Station, on the other side of the corridor, houses Target, HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, and a rotation of dining options. Owings Mills Town Center anchors the commercial corridor further east. Everyday errands — groceries, pharmacy, gym, coffee, dry cleaning — are handled without leaving the immediate area.
The MTA Metro SubwayLink western terminus sits at Owings Mills Metro Station, which means this community has direct rail access to downtown Baltimore. That is not a small thing. Most Baltimore County suburbs require a car for everything. Owings Mills is the exception.
The neighborhood has a genuine mix of households — young professionals, military families, government workers, retirees downsizing from larger homes, and first-time buyers. The Red Run Villa community where this townhouse sits is well-maintained, with snow removal and common area upkeep managed through the condo structure.
For anyone who has been burned by the phrase “close to everything” in Maryland listings, the specifics here actually check out. Let’s go through them.
What’s the Commute Like from Owings Mills?
This is where the location earns its keep.
By Car:
I-795 is seconds from Red Run Villa. The interstate connects north to Reisterstown and south to the I-695 Beltway in under five minutes, and from there you have access to every major commute corridor in the Baltimore region.
- Downtown Baltimore (Inner Harbor area): Approximately 25–30 minutes via I-795 S to I-695 E to I-83 or I-95.
- BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport: Approximately 30–35 minutes via I-695 S.
- Fort Meade / NSA / Maryland Live!: Approximately 35–40 minutes via I-695 S to MD-32 E or MD-176.
- Washington, D.C. (downtown): Approximately 55–70 minutes via I-695 to I-95 S, depending on traffic and time of day.
For anyone working at Fort Meade, NSA, or the numerous federal contractors along the MD-32 corridor, Owings Mills is a legitimately competitive alternative to living in Anne Arundel County. The drive is similar, but housing prices are generally lower and the Metro option exists as a backup.
By Rail:
The Owings Mills Metro Station is the western terminus of the MTA Maryland Metro SubwayLink. The full 14.7-mile line runs 14 stations from Owings Mills to Johns Hopkins Hospital in East Baltimore. Full end-to-end travel time is approximately 27–30 minutes, with peak-hour trains arriving every 8 minutes. Weekday service begins at 5:00 a.m. and runs through midnight. A single-ride fare is $2.00, and free parking is available at the Owings Mills station.
From downtown Baltimore stations like Charles Center or State Center, riders have access to MTA bus connections, the Light RailLink, and the broader Baltimore regional transit network.
For buyers who want the option to commute car-free to Baltimore — whether to hospitals, universities, state offices, or the Inner Harbor employment corridor — this is one of the most connected addresses in Baltimore County. Check current MTA Metro SubwayLink schedules and maps at mta.maryland.gov.
Are you a buyer trying to figure out how this home fits your commute budget? Download the TACMD.com Buyer Guide or call Adam at 443-347-6692 to talk through the full picture.
What Schools Serve This Owings Mills Townhouse?
9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B is served by Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS). According to the Bright MLS listing and confirmed by Zillow school data, the assigned schools are:
Level School GreatSchools Rating Distance Elementary (PK–5) New Town Elementary School 3/10 0.8 miles Middle (6–8) Deer Park Middle Magnet School 3/10 1.6 miles High School (9–12) New Town High School 4/10 0.7 miles
District: Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS)
New Town High School is less than a mile from this address and offers Career and Technology Education (CTE) programs across health sciences, business, and engineering pathways. Deer Park Middle is a magnet school, which creates additional program options for families with academic-track priorities.
School ratings are a data point, not a verdict. BCPS provides a comprehensive system with magnet and specialty programs, and many families in this corridor actively navigate their options within the district. I always encourage families to visit the schools directly and review current program offerings before making decisions based on any single rating source.
Confirm current school assignments for your specific address through the Baltimore County Public Schools boundary locator before finalizing your decision.
What Restaurants and Recreation Are Near 9366 Esplanade Ct?
Dining:
The Foundry Row and Mill Station corridor, immediately adjacent to Red Run Villa, offers a solid range of dining options:
- Liberatore’s Ristorante — Owings Mills’ longest-running fine dining anchor, known for Northern Italian cuisine and a solid happy hour. Regulars keep coming back for the pasta and the wine list.
- R&R Taqueria — A local cult favorite for authentic Mexican street-style food with a straightforward menu and quality ingredients. Cash-friendly, no-frills, outstanding.
- The Greene Turtle — Sports bar staple with a full menu, big screens, and a consistent local following. Good for game nights and group dinners.
- Bonefish Grill — Polished casual dining with a solid seafood-focused menu. A reliable date-night or family dinner option.
- Nalley Fresh — Fast-casual grain bowls, wraps, and salads built to order. The go-to for weekday lunch or a quick post-gym meal after LA Fitness.
- Wegmans (Foundry Row) — Worth mentioning twice. The prepared food section at Wegmans is its own dining category — sushi bar, hot bar, soup, rotisserie. It functions as a restaurant if you count it.
Recreation:
- Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area — One of the most ecologically distinctive natural areas in Maryland. This 1,900-acre serpentine grassland hosts rare plant species found almost nowhere else in the Mid-Atlantic. Popular for hiking, birding, and wildflower viewing. Less than 10 minutes from Red Run Villa.
- Northwest Regional Park — Baltimore County-operated recreational complex with athletic fields, walking paths, picnic areas, and open green space.
- Painters Mill Golf Club — A long-established public golf course in the Owings Mills corridor, offering 18 holes at accessible green fees.
- LA Fitness (Foundry Row) — Literally within walking distance of this townhouse. Gym access without a car commute is an actual convenience, not a marketing point.
- Owings Mills Metro Centre — The mixed-use development adjacent to the Metro station, which continues to grow with retail, residential, and walkable amenities.
For buyers who run, bike, or want outdoor access without a long drive, the Soldiers Delight trails and Northwest Regional Park trail systems offer legitimate options year-round.
How Much Are Homes Selling for in Owings Mills Right Now?
The Owings Mills 21117 market as of late 2025 and early 2026 is competitive and relatively stable. Here is what the data shows:
- Median sale price (Owings Mills, Nov 2025): ~$378,500–$384,000 depending on source (Redfin data)
- Average days on market: 35–37 days for standard listings; hot homes going pending in approximately 18 days
- Average offers received per listing: ~2 offers
- Redfin Compete Score: 74 out of 100 — “Very Competitive”
- Median price per sq ft (21117): ~$196, up approximately 1.6% year-over-year
In that context, 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B is priced at $400,000 with 2,470 square feet — equaling $162 per square foot. That is below the current 21117 median price per square foot, which reflects the condo structure and monthly fee. For a buyer who values square footage, move-in condition, commute access, and an end-unit position, the value calculation is straightforward.
The comparable at 9364 Esplanade Ct #9364A — a smaller A-unit in the same building — sold at $335,000 with approximately 1,900 square feet. The B-unit at #9366B offers 570 additional square feet and the end-unit premium for a $65,000 step up. That math makes sense for the buyer who needs the space.
The Owings Mills market has been running about 8% year-over-year appreciation on median sale prices, which tracks Baltimore County’s broader trend. Buyers who have been waiting for prices to soften are not finding that window here.
If you want to know the current value of a home you own in this area, use the free home valuation tool at TACMD.com. For buyers, explore current Owings Mills listings through Team Alpha Charlie at TACMD.com/owings-mills.
Why Work with a Buyer’s Agent on This Purchase?
A licensed Maryland buyer’s agent costs you nothing on a home like this — the seller covers compensation through the sale. What you get is a professional with no conflict of interest reviewing the contract, flagging issues in inspection, negotiating on your behalf, and managing the transaction from offer to close.
I’m Adam Chubbuck, Team Leader of Team Alpha Charlie at Douglas Realty. I’m a retired U.S. Navy Chief and have sold over 350 homes in the past five years across the Maryland market — working with first-time buyers, military families, VA loan buyers, and move-up buyers across the Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, and Howard County markets.
I’m also a certified Tom Ferry business coach, which means I approach every transaction with process discipline — not luck, not pressure, and not generic advice. My clients know what to expect at every stage.
For VA loan buyers: I have worked extensively with VA loans, and this is a condominium, so VA condo project approval status is a relevant due-diligence step. That is the kind of detail that gets missed without an experienced agent. Contact me at TACMD.com and we’ll verify eligibility for your specific financing before you fall in love with a home that has a financing obstacle.
Who Should I Contact to Tour 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B?
If you are an unrepresented buyer — meaning you have not yet signed a buyer representation agreement with another agent — you can reach me directly to arrange a showing. This is a listed property and showing it to you as a buyer’s agent is part of my professional practice, at no cost to you.
Call or text: 443-347-6692 Email: [email protected] Website: TACMD.com Schedule online: Contact Team Alpha Charlie at TACMD.com/contact
Showings are available on short notice. If you want to see it this week, call today.
FAQ — 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Q: What is the list price for 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B in Owings Mills, MD? A: 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B is listed at $400,000 as of April 1, 2026, under MLS# MDBC2157664 on Bright MLS. The price equates to $162 per square foot across 2,470 square feet of finished living space.
Q: How much is the HOA or condo fee at 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B? A: The monthly condo fee is $417. This fee covers common area maintenance, snow removal, and structural maintenance of the building. There is no separate HOA on top of this fee.
Q: What are the property taxes for this Owings Mills townhouse? A: Annual property taxes for 2025 were $4,150, based on a tax-assessed value of $282,900 in Baltimore County, Maryland.
Q: What schools serve 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B in Owings Mills? A: Per Baltimore County Public Schools zoning and the Bright MLS listing, the assigned schools are New Town Elementary School (PK–5, 3/10 GreatSchools, 0.8 miles), Deer Park Middle Magnet School (6–8, 3/10 GreatSchools, 1.6 miles), and New Town High School (9–12, 4/10 GreatSchools, 0.7 miles). All three are within the Baltimore County Public Schools district.
Q: How far is 9366 Esplanade Ct from the Owings Mills Metro Station? A: The Owings Mills Metro Station, the western terminus of the MTA Maryland Metro SubwayLink, is approximately 1–1.5 miles from Red Run Villa. The Metro SubwayLink provides direct rail service to downtown Baltimore in approximately 27–30 minutes, with peak-hour trains every 8 minutes.
Q: What is the commute time from Owings Mills to downtown Baltimore by car? A: Driving from Owings Mills via I-795 South to I-695 East and into downtown Baltimore typically takes 25–30 minutes under normal traffic conditions. I-795 is accessible within minutes of Red Run Villa.
Q: Is 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B in a flood zone? A: This property is in Owings Mills, MD within Baltimore County. Buyers should order a flood zone determination as part of their due diligence. Baltimore County flood zone data is available through the FEMA National Flood Map Service Center at msc.fema.gov.
Q: What is the square footage and bedroom/bathroom count at 9366 Esplanade Ct #9366B? A: The home has 2,470 square feet of finished above-grade living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom. The layout spans three levels with an attached one-car rear-loading garage.
Schedule a Private Showing
This home checks a real set of boxes: 2,470 square feet, end-unit position, move-in condition, attached garage, fireplace, and direct access to both I-795 and the Metro SubwayLink for commuters. At $400,000 in a zip code where the median sold price is approaching $384,000 on standard inventory, the value argument is clear.
To schedule a private tour, reach out directly:
Adam Chubbuck Team Leader, Team Alpha Charlie | Douglas Realty 
443-347-6692 
[email protected] 
TACMD.com
Adam is a retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer, a full-time licensed Maryland Realtor, and a certified Tom Ferry business coach. He has sold over 350 homes in the last five years across Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Howard, and surrounding counties — working primarily with first-time buyers, military and government clients, and VA/FHA borrowers. He brings operational discipline and zero-pressure guidance to every transaction.
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