Everleigh at Parkside
Woodyard Road, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 (by appointment only)
- Price
- Ask the builder
- Homes
- Townhome
- Builder incentive
- None published
- as of Sep 29, 2026
Pin is at the Upper Marlboro area; the builder has not published a sales center address.
Before you visit the model: tell the rep you are working with Sean. The builder pays your agent; registering on the first visit is what keeps it that way.
By appointment only
Sales office 301-696-5632. Call Sean first: (240) 221-5907.
Floor plans and models
DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders) has not published floor plans for this community yet. See the builder’s page, or ask Sean for the current plan sheet.
About the community
- Opening Fall 2026; four grand towne plans with masonry facades
- Access to The Club at Parkside: outdoor pool, fitness center, sports lounge
- Near National Harbor, Ritchie Station Marketplace, Woodmore Towne Centre
- VIP list open
Amenities
- The Club at Parkside
- resort-style outdoor pool
- fitness center
- sports lounge
- community room
- Near
- 10 miles from Washington DC, Capital Beltway (I-495) via MD-4
Builder files this community under its Baltimore Metro region even though it is in Prince George's County Pricing not yet announced
Questions buyers ask about Everleigh at Parkside
- Do I need my own agent to buy at Everleigh at Parkside?
- The sales rep at Everleigh at Parkside works for DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders). Your own agent represents you, negotiates the incentives and the contract, and DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders) pays that commission. Most builders only honor it if your agent is registered on your first visit, so tell them you are working with Sean before you walk in.
- What is DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders) offering at Everleigh at Parkside right now?
- No incentive was published for Everleigh at Parkside as of Sep 29, 2026. Many builders have unadvertised offers, especially on homes they are carrying, so ask.
- How much do homes at Everleigh at Parkside cost?
- Ask the builder. Starting prices are the builder's base prices at last check (Sep 29, 2026) and change with the homesite, elevation and options.
- Can I use down payment assistance at Everleigh at Parkside?
- Often, yes. Programs that cover Prince George's County, Maryland include Bowie First, College Park New Neighbor, HomeCredit MCC, MD Opportunity Grant, MMP 1st Time Advantage 3-4-5, MMP 1st Time Advantage 6000. Most allow new construction within their price limits and can stack with a builder closing-cost credit. The program and your lender decide eligibility, and assistance pays toward the down payment or closing costs, not the monthly payment.
Down payment programs that may stack here
Programs that cover Prince George's County, Maryland. Most allow new construction within their price limits; the program and your lender decide eligibility, and assistance pays toward the down payment or closing costs, not the monthly payment.
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Details are from DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders)’s published materials as of Sep 29, 2026 and are subject to change; confirm with the builder before you write. DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders) is a trademark of its owner, used to identify the community only; Homes With Sean is not affiliated with DRB Homes (formerly Dan Ryan Builders) or any lender. Sean Evans is a licensed Maryland real estate agent with eXp Realty and represents buyers. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Touring a model this weekend?
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