Evergreen Estates, Bowie: Townhomes and the HOA
A townhome community in Bowie 20716, near Mitchellville Road, Route 197 and Route 50. What the homes are, what the HOA covers, and how not to confuse it with the Evergreen senior community nearby. Checked October 2026.
The homes
- Style: Colonial-style row townhomes, many of them interior units.
- Age: built around 1989, according to assessment records shown on recent listings.
- Lots: small, about 0.03 acres, which is typical for townhomes.
- Location: off Mitchellville Road, with quick access to Route 197 and Route 50.
Townhomes this age often come down to the condition of the roof, windows, HVAC and water heater. Ask for the age of each before you offer. More on Bowie townhomes.
The HOA
Evergreen Estates HOA appears on the City of Bowie’s 2026 homeowner association list with a professional management company. The seller has to give you the HOA’s disclosure package, which shows the current dues, any special assessments and the rules. You get 5 calendar days after receiving it to cancel in writing if it arrives after you sign. How Bowie HOAs work.
Not the same as Evergreen Senior Community
Evergreen Senior Community is a separate property for older adults at 3800 Enfield Chase Court, with its own association. If you’re looking for senior housing, see senior living in Bowie.
Common questions
Does Evergreen Estates in Bowie have an HOA?
Yes. The Evergreen Estates HOA appears on the City of Bowie’s homeowner association list and is professionally managed. A 2026 listing showed dues of $700 a year.
What kind of homes are in Evergreen Estates, Bowie?
Colonial-style row townhomes built around 1989, many of them interior units on small lots.
Is Evergreen Estates inside the City of Bowie?
The City of Bowie’s association list doesn’t mark it as outside City limits. Confirm the exact address, since it affects property tax and trash service.
Is Evergreen Estates the same as Evergreen Senior Community?
No. Evergreen Senior Community is a separate senior apartment property at 3800 Enfield Chase Court with its own association.
What ZIP code is Evergreen Estates in?
Evergreen Estates addresses use Bowie, MD 20716.
What to check in a 1989 townhome
- Roof and windows. At more than 35 years old, most original roofs and windows have been replaced at least once. Ask when, and whether the HOA or the owner pays for roofs in this community.
- Water lines. Homes built in the late 1980s sometimes have gray polybutylene water lines. Inspectors and insurers flag them, so ask your inspector to look.
- Interior units. Many Evergreen Estates homes are interior units with shared walls on both sides. Light, noise and parking vary a lot from one unit to the next, so walk the row before you decide.
If you’re selling, those same items decide your price. A townhome with a newer roof, HVAC and water heater usually sells faster than one where the buyer has to budget for all three.
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Sources: City of Bowie homeowner association list (2026); assessment records shown on 2026 Bright MLS listings in Evergreen Estates; Evergreen Senior Community property information, 3800 Enfield Chase Court.
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