An enclave of eighty homes.
A community most people will never know exists.
Pecan Ridge by Caruso Homes. Craftsman estates from the $800s, on quarter-acre homesites bordered by 7.4 miles of preserved trail. Curated for the buyer who's done compromising.
What is Pecan Ridge in Bowie, Maryland?
Pecan Ridge is a new-construction enclave of eighty Craftsman homes built by Caruso Homes in Bowie, Prince George’s County, Maryland. Homes sit on quarter-acre homesites bordered by 7.4 miles of preserved trail, with six floor plans ranging from four to eight bedrooms and up to 6,000+ square feet. Prices start in the $800s.
Carole Webb, REALTOR® with Samson Properties and 2026 President of the Prince George’s County Association of REALTORS®, represents buyers at Pecan Ridge. The builder’s on-site sales office represents the builder — not the buyer.
- BuilderCaruso Homes
- Homes in community80
- HomesitesQuarter acre
- Floor plans6 · 4–8 bedrooms
- SizeUp to 6,000+ sq ft
- PriceFrom the $800s
Bowie, Maryland · Prince George’s County · Phase one underway. Pricing and availability are set by the builder and change; confirm current figures before relying on them.
This isn't a subdivision. It's a final address.
Most new construction in the DMV is built fast and built dense. Pecan Ridge isn't.
Eighty Craftsman homes. Quarter-acre lots. A trail system most communities would charge a premium amenity fee to access. The kind of place where the front porch actually gets used.
For buyers priced out of Northern Virginia and underwhelmed by older inventory in PG County, Pecan Ridge sits in a rare middle space — newer construction, larger lots, and a community that's quiet on purpose.
A Pecan Ridge home mid-build — Bowie, Maryland.
Who this community is perfect for.
The Move-Up Family
You bought your first home between 2017 and 2020. You've outgrown it. You've also built more equity than you realized. This is where that equity finally goes to work.
The Federal & Defense Professional
22 minutes to Joint Base Andrews. 35 to Fort Meade. 40 to DC. The commute math finally works in your favor — without giving up the home you actually want.
The Multigenerational Household
First-floor primary suite options. In-law layouts. Finished lower levels with private entrances. A home built for the way families actually live now.
Six floor plans. Hundreds of decisions. One advisor who's seen them all made.
Caruso Homes offers one of the most flexible customization ranges in the DMV. The buyers who get this right work with someone who's seen all six plans built out. The buyers who don't pick the prettiest model on tour day and regret it at the design center.
Layout Flexibility
4 to 8 bedrooms. Up to 6,000+ square feet. First-floor primary options. Dedicated office wings. Open kitchen-to-great-room layouts that handle 20 guests without feeling crowded.
Multigenerational Living
Caruso's plans accommodate something most builders don't: real multigenerational living. Second primary suites. Lower levels with separate entrances. The difference between a house and a long-term home.
Built for How You Live
Kitchens sized for Sunday dinners. Great rooms sized for holiday gatherings. Mudrooms sized for the realities of carpool, soccer cleats, and Costco runs.
A Pecan Ridge home mid-build — Bowie, Maryland.
This is what phase one looks like right now.
Wrap still on. Framing complete. "For Sale" sign already in the yard. Pecan Ridge isn't a render — it's actively coming out of the ground.
The buyers who walk this site with me before drywall goes up have a permanent advantage at the design center. They've seen the bones. They know what the room actually feels like before the cabinets and counters are spec'd.
The trail is the amenity
nobody priced in.
7.4 miles of paved, preserved trail bordering the community — used daily for biking, running, and weekend walks. It's the kind of feature most master-planned communities would charge a $1,200 HOA premium to access. At Pecan Ridge, it's just there.
— Walking the WB&A Trail. What's actually next door.
The map tells you where it is. This section tells you why that matters.
Pecan Ridge sits at one of the most strategic intersections in the DMV.
The Commute Math
Joint Base Andrews
~22 min
Fort Meade - NSA
~35 min
Washington, DC
~40 min
Annapolis
~30 min
BWI Airport
~25 min
Baltimore
~45 min
Lifestyle Within Ten Minutes
WB&A Trail
7.4 miles of paved, scenic trail directly adjacent to the community. Genuinely used — for biking, running, weekend walks.
Bowie Town Center
Shopping, dining, the practical errands. Minutes from your driveway.
Allen Pond Park
Fishing, walking, ice rink in winter. The anchor of weekend mornings.
Three Major Arteries
MD-197, US-50, and US-301 — all within minutes. The DMV opens up in every direction.
Why Bowie is strategic at this price point.
At $800K–$950K, your dollar in Bowie buys what costs $1.3M+ in Northern Virginia and what doesn't exist in DC at all. Newer construction. Larger lots. A community on the rise — without the bidding wars of Howard County or the resale ceiling of older PG inventory. The buyers who recognize this pattern early are the ones who win on appreciation.
Five things I tell every Pecan Ridge buyer before they walk into the sales office.
Caruso builds beautiful homes. They're also a business — and the sales office represents the builder, not you. Here's what I make sure my clients understand.
Timelines slip. Plan for it.
A 6-month build can become 9. Materials, permitting, weather, labor — all variables. The buyers who stay calm are the ones who were prepared upfront. The buyers who panic are the ones who weren't told the truth.
Design center decisions are where budgets break.
The base price gets you in the door. The design center is where buyers can quietly add $40K–$80K in upgrades without realizing it. I sit down with my clients before that appointment and identify which upgrades hold value at resale and which don't.
Lot premium isn't always worth it.
A $25K premium for a "premium" lot might add $40K to your resale — or $5K. I know how to tell the difference at Pecan Ridge specifically.
Builder incentives are negotiable in ways most buyers don't realize.
Rate buy-downs, closing cost credits, design center allowances — these shift quarter to quarter based on inventory and the builder's needs. Knowing when to ask, what to ask for, and how to ask is the difference between a fair deal and a great one.
New construction has a different inspection rhythm.
Pre-drywall, final walkthrough, 11-month warranty. Most buyers miss at least one of these milestones. I don't let mine.
None of this means you shouldn't buy at Pecan Ridge.
It means you shouldn't buy alone.
Move-In Ready
The window won't stay open.
Most Pecan Ridge buyers wait 6–9 months for their home to be built. A small number of finished homes are available now — for buyers who can move within 60 days.
The Video Experience
Watch before you visit.
A private walkthrough I built for serious buyers. See the land, walk the homes, and understand what you're actually buying — before you ever pick up the phone.
Pecan Ridge Walkthrough
An honest walk through the community — the land, the build, what to look for, and what to ask. No script, no sales pitch.
Before you tour. Before you negotiate.
Before you sign anything.
The Pecan Ridge Playbook — a 60-minute strategy session for serious buyers. This isn't a homebuyer class. It's the same conversation I have with my private clients before they walk into the sales office.
- The PG County equity window — and why right now matters for move-up buyers
- Pecan Ridge floor plan strategy: which homes hold value, which don't
- The design center trap — and where buyers lose $30K in 90 minutes
- Builder incentives: what's actually negotiable
- Your 90-day path from interested to keys-in-hand
Representation Matters
The builder's representative is excellent at their job.
Their job just isn't representing you.
Here's what changes when you have your own advisor in the room.
Representation
The on-site sales team works for Caruso Homes. That's not a flaw — it's their role. My role is different: I represent your interests, your budget, and your long-term outcome.
Negotiation
Builder incentives shift quarterly. Knowing what's available, what's negotiable, and when to ask for more is a craft. I do this every week. You'll do it once.
Strategy Through Closing
A new construction purchase has 6–9 months of decisions. Pre-construction meetings, design center, pre-drywall walks, final orientation, 11-month warranty review. I'm in every one of those rooms with you.
Compensation Clarity
In most new construction transactions, the builder covers the buyer's agent commission as part of their standard structure. Specific terms vary — I'll walk you through exactly how it works for your situation.
I work with the builder. I work for you.
Both things are true, and both are why this works.
Inside the Community
From day one.
Pecan Ridge isn't just a development — it's a community I've been a part of since the first homes broke ground. Walking the land before construction. Celebrating with neighbors as the model home was unveiled. Watching this community come to life.
Pecan Ridge Walkthrough
An honest walk through the community — the land, the build, what to look for, and what to ask. No script, no sales pitch.
Begin Here
Three ways to start.
Pick the one that fits where you are.
Schedule a Private Tour
Walk Pecan Ridge with me. I'll show you the lots, walk the homes, and tell you what I'd actually buy.
Book My TourWatch the Strategy Webinar
Before you tour, get the full briefing. 60 minutes that will change how you approach this purchase.
Reserve My SeatGet Insider Access
Private text alerts when new homes release, prices change, or incentives shift. No spam. Just signal.
Join the ListPecan Ridge will sell out.
The only question is who's representing you when it does.
Pecan Ridge, answered
What is Pecan Ridge in Bowie, Maryland?
Pecan Ridge is a new-construction community of eighty Craftsman homes by Caruso Homes in Bowie, Prince George's County, Maryland. Homes sit on quarter-acre homesites bordered by 7.4 miles of preserved trail. The community is currently in phase one.
How much do homes at Pecan Ridge cost?
Craftsman estates at Pecan Ridge start in the $800s, with most homes falling in the $800,000 to $950,000 range depending on the floor plan, the homesite, and design-center selections.
Who is the builder at Pecan Ridge?
Caruso Homes. The community offers six floor plans and one of the more flexible customization ranges of any builder in the DMV.
How big are the homes at Pecan Ridge?
Floor plans run from four to eight bedrooms and up to 6,000+ square feet. Options include first-floor primary suites, dedicated office wings, second primary suites, and lower levels with separate entrances for multigenerational living.
Do I need my own agent to buy new construction at Pecan Ridge?
The on-site sales office represents the builder, not the buyer. Carole Webb represents buyers at Pecan Ridge and has seen all six plans built out. She reviews the builder contract, the design-center budget, and the construction timeline before anything is signed.
How long does it take to build a home at Pecan Ridge?
Plan for a six-month build to run closer to nine months. Materials, permitting, weather, and labor availability all move the schedule, and buyers who are told that upfront handle the delays far better.
Why buy in Bowie, MD at this price point?
At $800,000 to $950,000, a dollar in Bowie buys what would cost $1.3 million or more in Northern Virginia and what does not exist in Washington, D.C. at all: newer construction on larger lots, without the bidding wars of Howard County or the resale ceiling of older Prince George's County inventory.