This community may be sold out

Millersville Run dropped off Ryan Homes's active listings as of 2026-10-17. Communities sometimes reappear when new sections open, but if you were hoping to buy here, call or text us at (410) 844-8877 and we'll find out what's left, or point you at what's opening nearby. The credit works at any Maryland new build.

Millersville Run: get a commission credit when you buy here

Millersville Run is a townhome community by Ryan Homes in Millersville, Maryland, priced from $469,990. If you're planning to buy here, register us as your agent before your first sales office visit and we'll split the commission Ryan Homes pays us 50/50 with you as a credit at closing.

Millersville Run in Millersville: what to know before you visit

Millersville Run is Ryan Homes' garage townhome community at 8201 Steeple Church Way in Millersville, Maryland, in Anne Arundel County, priced from the upper $400s. It is small, 24 townhomes total, which matters two ways: it will sell through quickly, and Ryan tends to hold commission steady on small communities rather than sweetening it late. The location is the draw, with I-97 a couple of minutes away and Fort Meade, BWI and Annapolis all inside a normal commute.

Register us before you tour a model. Ryan Homes only pays a buyer's agent who is on record by your first sales office visit, and half of what they pay us comes back to you at closing, per the table below. Ryan's NVR Mortgage incentives stack with it, and your price is the same either way.

Millersville Run by Ryan Homes: townhome plans and pricing

Millersville Run townhomes are two car garage plans in Ryan Homes' standard Maryland townhome lineup, three finished levels with an optional finished lower level rec room and the usual structural choices: a rear extension, a fourth level loft where the plan allows it, and a deck. Base pricing starts at $469,990 as of our last check, and most buyers in Anne Arundel County end up $30,000 to $60,000 above base after structural options and the design gallery. Ryan's quick move in homes here can price differently from to be built homes, sometimes lower on a spec the builder wants closed this quarter.

One practical note for Millersville: the county school assignment and the HOA fee are both worth confirming in writing at the sales office before you sign, since 24 unit communities sometimes carry a higher per home HOA than a large community would.

What is the buyer credit worth at Millersville Run?

On a $500,000 Millersville Run contract, a 2 to 3 percent Ryan Homes commission is $10,000 to $15,000, and your half is $5,000 to $7,500 as a credit on your closing disclosure. That usually covers most of the closing costs on a townhome at this price. We confirm Ryan's current commission for Millersville Run in writing before you sign anything.

Do this before you visit Millersville

Ryan Homes, like nearly every builder, only pays a buyer's agent who is registered on or before your first visit. Once you've walked in alone, the credit is gone for this community. Registering us first takes two minutes.

What your credit could look like

At the current starting price:

If the builder pays	Commission on $469,990	Your credit
2%	$9,400	$4,700
2.5%	$11,750	$5,875
3%	$14,100	$7,050

Builders set commission per community and it changes with their inventory. Before you sign anything we confirm Ryan Homes's current number for Millersville Run in writing, so the credit you see is the credit you get.

Planning to visit? Register us first

Or just call or text (410) 844-8877 and say "Millersville Run".

About the builder

Ryan Homes is one of the largest builders in Maryland, part of NVR, with townhomes, single family homes, condos and 55+ communities across the state.

Floor plans, current pricing and incentives for Millersville Run are on the builder's website. Builder incentives (rate buydowns, closing cost help from their lender) stack with our credit. They are separate pools of money.

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