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Seabrook, Maryland, situated in Prince George’s County about twelve miles east of Washington, D.C., has evolved from being part of the Lanham-Seabrook area into an independent community with a population of around 19,589 as of 2024. Known for its suburban charm and convenient access to urban amenities, Seabrook enjoys a higher-than-average median household income of approximately $112,662. Despite this prosperity, there is some economic disparity with a poverty rate at 10.43%. The cost of living remains high due to housing costs, yet the robust job market and quality lifestyle often offset these expenses.

Seabrook’s diverse demographic makeup reflects its multicultural environment, featuring residents from various ethnicities including White, African American, Asian American, and Hispanic backgrounds. With an average age of 35.9 years, it is a young, family-oriented community. The transportation infrastructure includes personal vehicles as well as public options like bus routes linked to major employment centers. Seabrook offers local parks, green spaces, shopping centers, and restaurants, complemented by its proximity to Washington, D.C., for broader cultural experiences. With relatively low crime rates and a strong economy driven by government agencies, technology firms, and healthcare providers, Seabrook is a dynamic area for living. Community resources such as highly-rated schools, libraries, medical facilities, and recreational options enhance the quality of life. The climate features warm summers and cool winters typical of the Mid-Atlantic region, with rolling hills and scenic landscapes. Seabrook’s strong community spirit, commitment to diversity, and efforts to maintain its unique character make it an appealing place for residents seeking a sense of belonging.