Kingsview Village and Gunners Lake are two of Germantown’s quieter, more family-oriented communities. Both are residential, established, and close to parks and schools. If you’re comparing them — or just want to know what to expect when moving in — here’s the guide.
Pro100Movers is based in Germantown and handles local moves in every village. Call 800-397-7885 for a free estimate.
Kingsview Village
Kingsview is located in the central-northern part of Germantown, accessible from Middlebrook Road and Crystal Rock Drive. The community is primarily townhomes and some single-family detached homes built in the 1990s and 2000s. It’s close to Fox Chapel Elementary, Neelsville Middle School, and Germantown Community Recreation Center.
Housing: Townhomes $350K–$480K. Detached homes $500K–$680K.
HOA: $70–$130/month.
Character: Family-centered, well-maintained, close to schools and parks. Wider internal streets than Churchill Village. Newer construction with front-entry garages on most townhomes.
Commute: I-270 access via Middlebrook Road. Germantown MARC station ~10 minutes. Shady Grove Metro ~15 minutes.

Gunners Lake
Gunners Lake is in the northern section of Germantown, near Black Hill Regional Park. The community has a stronger mix of detached single-family homes alongside townhomes. It’s one of Germantown’s more spacious neighborhoods with proximity to nature — Black Hill’s lake, trails, and recreation areas are within walking or short driving distance.
Housing: Townhomes $340K–$460K. Detached homes $480K–$700K.
HOA: $60–$110/month.
Character: Nature-adjacent, quieter, slightly more spread out. Popular with families who want outdoor access without leaving the neighborhood.
Commute: Slightly farther from I-270 than Kingsview. Best for commuters who use Germantown MARC or work locally along the I-270 corridor.
Comparison
| Factor | Kingsview | Gunners Lake |
|---|---|---|
| Built | 1990s–2000s | 1990s–2000s |
| Townhome price | $350K–$480K | $340K–$460K |
| Detached homes | $500K–$680K | $480K–$700K |
| Proximity to schools | Very close (Fox Chapel, Neelsville) | Close |
| Proximity to parks | Rec center, community parks | Black Hill Regional Park |
| Highway access | Good (Middlebrook → I-270) | Moderate (slightly farther) |
| Garage type | Front-entry (most) | Mixed |
| Move cost (3-bed TH) | $600–$1,050 | $550–$1,000 |
Moving Into Kingsview or Gunners Lake
Both communities have standard Germantown townhome layouts — 3 levels, narrow staircases, furniture disassembly required for large items. Key differences:
Kingsview has wider streets and better truck access than older villages. Front-entry garages allow direct loading. HOA rules are moderate — notification required, standard moving hours apply.
Gunners Lake has some homes with rear-entry access and longer carry distances from truck to front door. Nature-adjacent means tree-lined streets that can limit truck maneuverability on some blocks.
Our crew knows both communities — we live here. Residential moves in Germantown are our daily work.

Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better for families — Kingsview or Gunners Lake?
Both are excellent. Kingsview is closer to schools and the recreation center — better for younger kids who benefit from walkable community facilities. Gunners Lake is better for families who prioritize outdoor space and proximity to Black Hill Regional Park — kayaking, hiking, fishing are minutes away.
Are these neighborhoods safe?
Yes. Both Kingsview and Gunners Lake are quiet residential communities with low crime rates, active HOAs, and well-maintained common areas.
Moving to Kingsview or Gunners Lake?
Our Germantown movers are on Duck Pond Place — in the center of all six villages. We handle furniture disassembly, staircase navigation, and HOA coordination as standard.
Call 800-397-7885 for a free estimate. Pro100Movers — your Germantown neighbors since 2010.
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Helpful Tips for Moving Families
| Task | Tip | When to Do it |
|---|---|---|
| Use original packaging | Best fit and shock absorption | 1–2 weeks before move |
| Wrap with anti-static material | Prevents static and overheating | During packing |
| Label all electronics boxes | Use “Fragile” and “This Side Up” labels | During packing |
| Use climate-controlled transport | Protects from heat during transit | Moving day |
| Allow devices to cool before plugging in | Prevents condensation damage | After unloading |



