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Union Park at Brandywine

Eight-Building, 312-Unit Garden-Style Community with Amenities

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Union Park at Brandywine is a 312-unit garden-style apartment community in Brandywine, Maryland. Situated on 16 acres, the Type IIIA development includes eight three-story residential buildings with open breezeways and a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes. The community features a clubhouse, fitness center, pet spa, and indoor gathering spaces. Outdoor amenities include a pool and deck area, grilling and party space, sports fields, dog park, exterior fitness zone, playground, centralized garden, and walking paths. Located adjacent to Brandywine Crossings, Union Park at Brandywine offers residents convenient access to nearby restaurants and retail.

Architect: Windfall Architects

Completion: November 2027

7751 Matapeake Business Dr.
Brandywine, MD 20613

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CBG builds Union Park at Brandywine, a Eight-Building, 312-Unit Garden-Style Community with Amenities in Brandywine, MD - Image #1
CBG builds Union Park at Brandywine, a Eight-Building, 312-Unit Garden-Style Community with Amenities in Brandywine, MD - Image #1
CBG builds Union Park at Brandywine, a Eight-Building, 312-Unit Garden-Style Community with Amenities in Brandywine, MD - Image #1
CBG builds Union Park at Brandywine, a Eight-Building, 312-Unit Garden-Style Community with Amenities in Brandywine, MD - Image #1
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Union Park at Brandywine incorporates a range of sustainable features designed to reduce its environmental footprint. These include a community recycling program, accommodations for alternative transportation, and convenient access to Brandywine Crossings and nearby retail destinations to support a more walkable, car-free lifestyle. The development also features water-efficient landscaping with native, drought-tolerant plantings, along with a stormwater management system designed to address both quantity and quality control while meeting or exceeding recognized sustainable design criteria and County regulations.