Colonial

Set on a tree-lined street just one block from Wyman Park, this 1901 rowhouse marries design magazine–worthy style with Hampden soul. From 2019 to 2024, the home’s devoted stewards took on a slow and intentional renovation—living in the space, mapping how natural light moved through each room, and letting the architecture guide their choices. With their own hands and a deep respect for the home’s history, they elevated every inch while honoring its original bones. Thoughtfully reimagined to meet modern-day needs, they made the most of the home’s footprint—creating a space that feels tailored, timeless, and rarity in today’s market. Beyond the classic Baltimore porch—complete with a little front-yard Free Little Library crafted from a reclaimed newspaper stand—the main level flows from an electric fireplace–anchored living room to a dining room. A sleek galley kitchen features honed, easy-to-maintain soapstone counters, a large sink, smart storage, and open shelving. A powder room and laundry closet are tucked neatly out of sight for everyday ease. Upstairs, a light-filled bedroom sits across the hall from a separate built-in workstation room—ideal as a remote office or cozy reading nook. The showstopper: a bathroom designed by local designer Kelsey McNerney of By Noone Studio, with a spa-like tub perfectly positioned under three windows to capture natural light. The top floor adds another bright bedroom and a versatile bonus room currently used as a walk-in closet but easily transformed into a third bedroom or work space. Connected to the third room is a second full bath, anchored by a stunning marble sink, generous storage, and a large, loft-style shower. Fresh white paint, modern light fixtures, and lightly rebrushed original floors layer texture and brightness throughout, while an unfinished basement awaits your storage needs. Step outside to a generous deck that flows onto a stone patio—perfect for al fresco dinners under café lights—while a multi-purpose shed keeps bikes, tools, and gear tucked away. A private parking pad takes the hassle out of city parking. Here you will be close to nearby restaurants, boutiques, parks, and the vibrant energy of “The Ave,” and just down the road from I‑83. This home is a rare blend of heart, style, and location—ready for its next chapter with a new steward. OFFER DEADLINE - TUESDAY, MAY 13th at 10AM.