Traditional, Transitional, Contemporary

Welcome to 1406 Lemmon Street, a one-of-a-kind, design-forward renovation in the heart of historic Union Square. This fully renovated rowhome was thoughtfully restored by a local resident developer, marking their 12th project in the neighborhood. There is nothing cookie-cutter about this mighty little gem. Purchase with confidence knowing that all work was permitted and completed from the ground up: new roof, framing, insulation, electric, plumbing, HVAC, and more. It's the perfect spot for a first-time homebuyer looking for charm, community, and peace of mind. Plus, the developer owns the adjoining home at 1404 Lemmon, another exciting renovation project set to begin this fall. Inside, the first floor features a cozy living room with reclaimed antique wood floors and custom wood accent walls. The stylish kitchen boasts granite countertops, sleek modern cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances, leading out to a private rear patio—ideal for entertaining, gardening, or your four-legged friend named Fido. Upstairs, the sunny front bedroom includes a spacious closet. A second room makes a perfect home office, nursery, or walk-in closet. The full bath is bright and modern, with a tub/shower combination and contemporary finishes. The lower level offers tons of potential with its own private street-side entrance. Currently used for storage, it could be converted into additional living space or even a second bathroom. Ask the listing agent about the possibility of the seller finishing the basement prior to settlement. Located just one block from Union Square Park, this home sits in a National Register Historic District known for its Victorian and Italianate architecture, strong neighborhood ties, and creative spirit. The Union Square Association hosts regular events like porch concerts, community clean-ups, and the famous Christmas Cookie Tour of Homes. With a Walk Score of 85, you’re steps from: Hollins Market – one of Baltimore’s oldest public markets, Zella’s Pizza and Rooted Rotisserie – local favorites, Black Cherry Puppet Theater, art galleries, and creative studios Commuters will love the location near the West Baltimore MARC Station, with easy access to I-95, BW Parkway, and Route 1—offering quick connections to downtown Baltimore, Washington D.C., and beyond. Buyers may qualify for the Live Near Your Work Grant. University of Maryland employees can get $18,500 toward a down payment and closing costs — $16,000 from UMB and $2,500 from the city of Baltimore if they have taken the homebuyer class and completed the 1:1 required counseling prior to making an offer. Also possibly eligible for House Keys for Employees or the Maryland Mortgage Program. Check with your lender regarding requirements. Monthly payment can be as low as $1300 per month with principal, interest, taxes and insurance. Ask the listing agent for more info. 1406 Lemmon Street isn’t just a house, it’s your chance to own a piece of Baltimore’s historic and artistic soul.