Perry Hall is located ten miles northeast of Baltimore, Maryland, in the Gunpowder River Valley that frames the border between Baltimore and Harford Counties . Established in 1775, Perry Hall has a rich history of commerce, religious and family life. It was at Perry Hall Mansion where the early Methodist Church was organized by the founder of our community, Harry Dorsey Gough, and several other religious leaders. Following the Civil War, Perry Hall was settled by German and Irish families who developed a thriving dairy and nursery industry. Today, Perry Hall is a suburban community with 40,000 residents, all supported by outstanding schools, recreation activities, and businesses.

Perry Hall includes that region of northeastern Baltimore County bordered by the Great Gunpowder Falls on the north, Philadelphia Road on the east, White Marsh Run on the south, and the Baltimore Gas & Electric power lines on the west.

Perry Hall includes about 13 square miles of land. The community's western edge is Putty Hill, named for the sloping ground that meets White Marsh Run. The northern and eastern ends along the Great Gunpowder Falls are also rugged. Central Perry Hall is relatively flat, allowing farmers to flourish in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries.

Our Community, Brewer’s Landing, was incorporated in March 1999.  The community is a diversified family of 46 single family homes.  We are situated in an area surrounded by a forest buffer to the north and Seven Oaks Elementary to the south.