Allegany County Finalizes Deal for 65 Homes at Former Allegany High School Site
Village Crossing at Campobello will bring at least 44 attached homes and 21 detached homes to the former high school property in Cumberland, according to the Maryland Association of Counties.
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Allegany County has finalized a development agreement with the homebuilder D.R. Horton to transform the former Allegany High School property in Cumberland, in Allegany County, Maryland, into a 65-home residential community called Village Crossing at Campobello.
According to a Conduit Street post published Oct. 15, 2026, by the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo), the project will include at least 44 attached homes and 21 detached homes. The post says the project will expand local housing options and return the site to productive use.
What the project includes
- At least 44 attached homes
- 21 detached homes
- 65 homes in total
What the source does not say
The post says the homes have anticipated prices, but the text available for this report cuts off before it gives a price range. It also does not give a construction schedule or a start date.
The post is MACo’s summary of the county’s announcement. The county’s own statement was not reviewed for this report, so the figures should be checked against the county’s release before they are treated as final.
Questions and answers
- How many homes are planned at the former Allegany High School site in Cumberland?
- The Village Crossing at Campobello project will have 65 homes: at least 44 attached homes and 21 detached homes, according to a Conduit Street post published Oct. 15, 2026.
- When will construction start on Village Crossing at Campobello?
- The Conduit Street post does not give a construction schedule or start date for Village Crossing at Campobello.