$898,000 Some houses you tour. This one you fall in love with. Step through the door of 1530 Bolton Street and feel the hush of 1900 Bolton Hill wrap around you: a grand staircase rising toward skylit light, pocket doors that slide open to the next room, crown molding, soaring ceilings, and six fireplaces, each with its own mantel and its own story. Light a fire on a winter night, pour a glass of wine, and let the house do what it was built to do: hold people close. The heart of the home is a kitchen made for cooks and the people who love them. A French Lacanche range anchors the room, and it opens to a family room where homework, dinner prep and long conversations all happen together. Freshly painted rooms and newly refinished hardwood floors make it feel ready for its next chapter. The bathrooms have been renovated, and the top-floor bath is a private retreat with a steam shower and a TOTO Neorest bidet toilet. Six bedrooms give everyone room to dream, work, create or host. Then come the moments that make people say “wait, this house has THAT?” Out back, custom Sapele mahogany carriage doors open with the push of a button to your own garage, a rare luxury on a historic Bolton Hill block. Downstairs, the Basement Light Garden, a climate-controlled botanical sanctuary built for a celebrated orchid collection and featured in Baltimore Magazine, is waiting to become your greenhouse, studio, gym or whatever you can imagine. The quiet things are done too: TPO roof with new gutters (2021), Unico high-velocity central air on the upper floors, a Mitsubishi ductless system, a 75-gallon water heater (2022), whole-house water filtration, and front stone steps fully reset and repointed (2026). You get the soul of a 125-year-old house without the worry. And then there’s the neighborhood. Bolton Hill’s tree-lined streets, brick sidewalks and grand rowhouses put you minutes from MICA, the Meyerhoff, the Lyric, Penn Station and the best of Mount Vernon. Evening walks, neighbors on stoops, and Baltimore’s culture right outside your door. 6 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths Some houses you tour. This one you fall in love with. Step through the door of 1530 Bolton Street and feel the hush of 1900 Bolton Hill wrap around you: a grand staircase rising toward skylit light, pocket doors that slide open to the next room, crown molding, soaring ceilings, and six fireplaces, each with its own mantel and its own story. Light a fire on a winter night, pour a glass of wine, and let the house do what it was built to do: hold people close. The heart of the home is a kitchen made for cooks and the people who love them. A French Lacanche range anchors the room, and it opens to a family room where homework, dinner prep and long conversations all happen together. Freshly painted rooms and newly refinished hardwood floors make it feel ready for its next chapter. The bathrooms have been renovated, and the top-floor bath is a private retreat with a steam shower and a TOTO Neorest bidet toilet. Six bedrooms give everyone room to dream, work, create or host. Then come the moments that make people say “wait, this house has THAT?” Out back, custom Sapele mahogany carriage doors open with the push of a button to your own garage, a rare luxury on a historic Bolton Hill block. Downstairs, the Basement Light Garden, a climate-controlled botanical sanctuary built for a celebrated orchid collection and featured in Baltimore Magazine, is waiting to become your greenhouse, studio, gym or whatever you can imagine. The quiet things are done too: TPO roof with new gutters (2021), Unico high-velocity central air on the upper floors, a Mitsubishi ductless system, a 75-gallon water heater (2022), whole-house water filtration, and front stone steps fully reset and repointed (2026). You get the soul of a 125-year-old house without the worry. And then there’s the neighborhood. Bolton Hill’s tree-lined streets, brick sidewalks and grand rowhouses put you minutes from MICA, the Meyerhoff, the Lyric, Penn Station and the best of Mount Vernon. Evening walks, neighbors on stoops, and Baltimore’s culture right outside your door. 1530 Bolton St, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.. Contact:
$865,000 Historic character and thoughtful renovations come together at 1505 Park Avenue in Bolton Hill. This five-bedroom townhouse offers flexible living space, restored pocket doors, a renovated kitchen, and outdoor space with a gated two car parking pad for off-street parking. The kitchen was redesigned in 2022 with custom cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, herringbone flooring, and a library ladder to reach an extra row of upper cabinets. A premium Samsung appliance package, high-horsepower disposal, and upgraded electrical service for an induction cooktop complete the renovation. Updates throughout the home include a renovated primary bathroom, a custom closet, and a powder room refreshed in 2025. The lower-level guest suite, completed in 2024, features a bathroom and kitchenette, giving visitors their own space. A Trex deck provides room for outdoor dining and relaxing, complemented by updated landscaping and tree work. A new cedar fence, gated parking pad, and gate with keypad access were added in 2026, bringing privacy and convenience to the rear of the property. An efficient tankless water heater and a new zoned HVAC system, both installed in 2024, add to the substantial improvements made over the past several years. With its historic details, updated spaces, and private parking, 1505 Park Avenue offers a welcoming home in one of Baltimore’s distinctive neighborhoods. 5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths Historic character and thoughtful renovations come together at 1505 Park Avenue in Bolton Hill. This five-bedroom townhouse offers flexible living space, restored pocket doors, a renovated kitchen, and outdoor space with a gated two car parking pad for off-street parking. The kitchen was redesigned in 2022 with custom cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting, herringbone flooring, and a library ladder to reach an extra row of upper cabinets. A premium Samsung appliance package, high-horsepower disposal, and upgraded electrical service for an induction cooktop complete the renovation. Updates throughout the home include a renovated primary bathroom, a custom closet, and a powder room refreshed in 2025. The lower-level guest suite, completed in 2024, features a bathroom and kitchenette, giving visitors their own space. A Trex deck provides room for outdoor dining and relaxing, complemented by updated landscaping and tree work. A new cedar fence, gated parking pad, and gate with keypad access were added in 2026, bringing privacy and convenience to the rear of the property. An efficient tankless water heater and a new zoned HVAC system, both installed in 2024, add to the substantial improvements made over the past several years. With its historic details, updated spaces, and private parking, 1505 Park Avenue offers a welcoming home in one of Baltimore’s distinctive neighborhoods. 1505 Park Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty. Contact:
$750,000 There are few locations in Bolton Hill that rival this one. Set on a commanding corner opposite two parks and the Park Avenue fountains, with views toward a beautiful historic church, 1700 Park Avenue has exceptional presence in one of the neighborhood's most picturesque settings. Originally built as a grand single family residence, the property was later adapted into three unusually spacious two bedroom apartments while retaining much of its historic architectural character. Soaring ceilings, generous room proportions, period mantels, crown moldings, original banisters and railings, and a dramatic central staircase reflect the scale and craftsmanship of the original home. Recent kitchen and bathroom updates add modern functionality while preserving the building's residential character. What makes this property especially rare is that it is a multifamily building truly worthy of an owner occupant. Many multifamily properties in the area were configured primarily for student housing or maximum bedroom count. This building feels entirely different. The apartments are large, gracious, and comfortable enough to live in as a primary residence. The first and second floor units have been intentionally left vacant for the sale, giving the next owner maximum flexibility. Live in one residence and rent the others. Combine two units to create a larger owner's residence. Create a private in law or multigenerational apartment for a parent, adult child, caregiver, or extended family member. There is also a logical area within the building that may lend itself to a future elevator, subject to design, structural review, permitting, and applicable approvals. The property is currently configured as three condominium units under common ownership. The owners are actively working to dissolve the condominium structure and convert the property with Baltimore City to a three unit multifamily property so the building may transfer and be financed as one multifamily asset. Unit 1 is a garden level two bedroom, one bath residence with approximately 1,021 square feet. Laundry is in the basement, cooling is by window units, and there is no assigned parking. Most recent rent was $1,975 per month. Unit 2 offers approximately 1,117 square feet with two bedrooms, two and one half baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Most recent rent was $2,340 per month. Unit 3 offers approximately 1,156 square feet with two bedrooms, two full baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Rent includes heat, hot water, water, and sewer. Tenants pay electricity and internet. Recent improvements include a new tankless hot water heater along with other repairs and capital improvements. A private brick courtyard provides outdoor space, and two off street parking spaces serve Units 2 and 3. For an investor, this is a compelling three unit property in one of Baltimore's most established historic neighborhoods. For an owner occupant, it is even more unusual: the scale, beauty, location, and residential quality of a grand Bolton Hill home combined with the flexibility and income potential of a multifamily property. Convenient to Penn Station, MICA, Mount Vernon, Station North, Downtown Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, restaurants, cultural institutions, and major commuter routes, 1700 Park Avenue offers a combination of location, architecture, income potential, parking, and flexibility that is extremely difficult to replicate. There are few locations in Bolton Hill that rival this one. Set on a commanding corner opposite two parks and the Park Avenue fountains, with views toward a beautiful historic church, 1700 Park Avenue has exceptional presence in one of the neighborhood's most picturesque settings. Originally built as a grand single family residence, the property was later adapted into three unusually spacious two bedroom apartments while retaining much of its historic architectural character. Soaring ceilings, generous room proportions, period mantels, crown moldings, original banisters and railings, and a dramatic central staircase reflect the scale and craftsmanship of the original home. Recent kitchen and bathroom updates add modern functionality while preserving the building's residential character. What makes this property especially rare is that it is a multifamily building truly worthy of an owner occupant. Many multifamily properties in the area were configured primarily for student housing or maximum bedroom count. This building feels entirely different. The apartments are large, gracious, and comfortable enough to live in as a primary residence. The first and second floor units have been intentionally left vacant for the sale, giving the next owner maximum flexibility. Live in one residence and rent the others. Combine two units to create a larger owner's residence. Create a private in law or multigenerational apartment for a parent, adult child, caregiver, or extended family member. There is also a logical area within the building that may lend itself to a future elevator, subject to design, structural review, permitting, and applicable approvals. The property is currently configured as three condominium units under common ownership. The owners are actively working to dissolve the condominium structure and convert the property with Baltimore City to a three unit multifamily property so the building may transfer and be financed as one multifamily asset. Unit 1 is a garden level two bedroom, one bath residence with approximately 1,021 square feet. Laundry is in the basement, cooling is by window units, and there is no assigned parking. Most recent rent was $1,975 per month. Unit 2 offers approximately 1,117 square feet with two bedrooms, two and one half baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Most recent rent was $2,340 per month. Unit 3 offers approximately 1,156 square feet with two bedrooms, two full baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Rent includes heat, hot water, water, and sewer. Tenants pay electricity and internet. Recent improvements include a new tankless hot water heater along with other repairs and capital improvements. A private brick courtyard provides outdoor space, and two off street parking spaces serve Units 2 and 3. For an investor, this is a compelling three unit property in one of Baltimore's most established historic neighborhoods. For an owner occupant, it is even more unusual: the scale, beauty, location, and residential quality of a grand Bolton Hill home combined with the flexibility and income potential of a multifamily property. Convenient to Penn Station, MICA, Mount Vernon, Station North, Downtown Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, restaurants, cultural institutions, and major commuter routes, 1700 Park Avenue offers a combination of location, architecture, income potential, parking, and flexibility that is extremely difficult to replicate. 1700 Park Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:
$750,000 There are few locations in Bolton Hill that rival this one. Set on a commanding corner opposite two parks and the Park Avenue fountains, with views toward a beautiful historic church, 1700 Park Avenue has exceptional presence in one of the neighborhood's most picturesque settings. Originally built as a grand single family residence, the property was later adapted into three unusually spacious two bedroom apartments while retaining much of its historic architectural character. Soaring ceilings, generous room proportions, period mantels, crown moldings, original banisters and railings, and a dramatic central staircase reflect the scale and craftsmanship of the original home. Recent kitchen and bathroom updates add modern functionality while preserving the building's residential character. What makes this property especially rare is that it is a multifamily building truly worthy of an owner occupant. Many multifamily properties in the area were configured primarily for student housing or maximum bedroom count. This building feels entirely different. The apartments are large, gracious, and comfortable enough to live in as a primary residence. The first and second floor units have been intentionally left vacant for the sale, giving the next owner maximum flexibility. Live in one residence and rent the others. Combine two units to create a larger owner's residence. Create a private in law or multigenerational apartment for a parent, adult child, caregiver, or extended family member. There is also a logical area within the building that may lend itself to a future elevator, subject to design, structural review, permitting, and applicable approvals. The property is currently configured as three condominium units under common ownership. The owners are actively working to dissolve the condominium structure and convert the property with Baltimore City to a three unit multifamily property so the building may transfer and be financed as one multifamily asset. Unit 1 is a garden level two bedroom, one bath residence with approximately 1,021 square feet. Laundry is in the basement, cooling is by window units, and there is no assigned parking. Most recent rent was $1,975 per month. Unit 2 offers approximately 1,117 square feet with two bedrooms, two and one half baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Most recent rent was $2,340 per month. Unit 3 offers approximately 1,156 square feet with two bedrooms, two full baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Rent includes heat, hot water, water, and sewer. Tenants pay electricity and internet. Recent improvements include a new tankless hot water heater along with other repairs and capital improvements. A private brick courtyard provides outdoor space, and two off street parking spaces serve Units 2 and 3. For an investor, this is a compelling three unit property in one of Baltimore's most established historic neighborhoods. For an owner occupant, it is even more unusual: the scale, beauty, location, and residential quality of a grand Bolton Hill home combined with the flexibility and income potential of a multifamily property. Convenient to Penn Station, MICA, Mount Vernon, Station North, Downtown Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, restaurants, cultural institutions, and major commuter routes, 1700 Park Avenue offers a combination of location, architecture, income potential, parking, and flexibility that is extremely difficult to replicate. 7 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths There are few locations in Bolton Hill that rival this one. Set on a commanding corner opposite two parks and the Park Avenue fountains, with views toward a beautiful historic church, 1700 Park Avenue has exceptional presence in one of the neighborhood's most picturesque settings. Originally built as a grand single family residence, the property was later adapted into three unusually spacious two bedroom apartments while retaining much of its historic architectural character. Soaring ceilings, generous room proportions, period mantels, crown moldings, original banisters and railings, and a dramatic central staircase reflect the scale and craftsmanship of the original home. Recent kitchen and bathroom updates add modern functionality while preserving the building's residential character. What makes this property especially rare is that it is a multifamily building truly worthy of an owner occupant. Many multifamily properties in the area were configured primarily for student housing or maximum bedroom count. This building feels entirely different. The apartments are large, gracious, and comfortable enough to live in as a primary residence. The first and second floor units have been intentionally left vacant for the sale, giving the next owner maximum flexibility. Live in one residence and rent the others. Combine two units to create a larger owner's residence. Create a private in law or multigenerational apartment for a parent, adult child, caregiver, or extended family member. There is also a logical area within the building that may lend itself to a future elevator, subject to design, structural review, permitting, and applicable approvals. The property is currently configured as three condominium units under common ownership. The owners are actively working to dissolve the condominium structure and convert the property with Baltimore City to a three unit multifamily property so the building may transfer and be financed as one multifamily asset. Unit 1 is a garden level two bedroom, one bath residence with approximately 1,021 square feet. Laundry is in the basement, cooling is by window units, and there is no assigned parking. Most recent rent was $1,975 per month. Unit 2 offers approximately 1,117 square feet with two bedrooms, two and one half baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Most recent rent was $2,340 per month. Unit 3 offers approximately 1,156 square feet with two bedrooms, two full baths, in unit laundry, window unit cooling, and one garage parking space. Rent includes heat, hot water, water, and sewer. Tenants pay electricity and internet. Recent improvements include a new tankless hot water heater along with other repairs and capital improvements. A private brick courtyard provides outdoor space, and two off street parking spaces serve Units 2 and 3. For an investor, this is a compelling three unit property in one of Baltimore's most established historic neighborhoods. For an owner occupant, it is even more unusual: the scale, beauty, location, and residential quality of a grand Bolton Hill home combined with the flexibility and income potential of a multifamily property. Convenient to Penn Station, MICA, Mount Vernon, Station North, Downtown Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, restaurants, cultural institutions, and major commuter routes, 1700 Park Avenue offers a combination of location, architecture, income potential, parking, and flexibility that is extremely difficult to replicate. 1700 Park Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:
$699,000 Bolton Hill’s scale is almost never available, and this is your chance to buy it. This end-of-row property offers approximately 8,000 SF: an 1885 Colonial façade in front and a rare four-story concrete structure in the rear. It’s the former Bible School for the Bible with large rooms, soaring ceilings, and a level of volume that can’t be replicated in this historic district. The work is extensive, and that’s where the opportunity lies. Bring your contractor and your numbers. This building is suited to investors and developers considering a multi-unit conversion, or to a school, institution, or organization seeking a Bolton Hill presence. It can also become a landmark residence with rental income. Subject to zoning and approvals, the footprint offers flexibility few properties in the neighborhood can match. Buyers may also wish to explore available historic rehabilitation tax credits. The location supports the plan: tree-lined streets, fountain out your front door, MICA and the University of Baltimore nearby, and quick access to Penn Station, I-83, and downtown. Properties of this size in Bolton Hill rarely come to market, and the first buyer who acts on the upside gets it. Sold as-is. Schedule your walkthrough and submit your offer today. Bolton Hill’s scale is almost never available, and this is your chance to buy it. This end-of-row property offers approximately 8,000 SF: an 1885 Colonial façade in front and a rare four-story concrete structure in the rear. It’s the former Bible School for the Bible with large rooms, soaring ceilings, and a level of volume that can’t be replicated in this historic district. The work is extensive, and that’s where the opportunity lies. Bring your contractor and your numbers. This building is suited to investors and developers considering a multi-unit conversion, or to a school, institution, or organization seeking a Bolton Hill presence. It can also become a landmark residence with rental income. Subject to zoning and approvals, the footprint offers flexibility few properties in the neighborhood can match. Buyers may also wish to explore available historic rehabilitation tax credits. The location supports the plan: tree-lined streets, fountain out your front door, MICA and the University of Baltimore nearby, and quick access to Penn Station, I-83, and downtown. Properties of this size in Bolton Hill rarely come to market, and the first buyer who acts on the upside gets it. Sold as-is. Schedule your walkthrough and submit your offer today. 1712 Park Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of United Real Estate Executives. Contact:
$699,000 Bolton Hill’s scale is almost never available, and this is your chance to buy it. This end-of-row property offers approximately 8,000 SF: an 1885 Colonial façade in front and a rare four-story concrete structure in the rear. It’s the former Bible School for the Bible with large rooms, soaring ceilings, and a level of volume that can’t be replicated in this historic district. The work is extensive, and that’s where the opportunity lies. Bring your contractor and your numbers. This building is suited to investors and developers considering a multi-unit conversion, or to a school, institution, or organization seeking a Bolton Hill presence. It can also become a landmark residence with rental income. Subject to zoning and approvals, the footprint offers flexibility few properties in the neighborhood can match. Buyers may also wish to explore available historic rehabilitation tax credits. The location supports the plan: tree-lined streets, fountain out your front door, MICA and the University of Baltimore nearby, and quick access to Penn Station, I-83, and downtown. Properties of this size in Bolton Hill rarely come to market, and the first buyer who acts on the upside gets it. Sold as-is. Schedule your walkthrough and submit your offer today. Bolton Hill’s scale is almost never available, and this is your chance to buy it. This end-of-row property offers approximately 8,000 SF: an 1885 Colonial façade in front and a rare four-story concrete structure in the rear. It’s the former Bible School for the Bible with large rooms, soaring ceilings, and a level of volume that can’t be replicated in this historic district. The work is extensive, and that’s where the opportunity lies. Bring your contractor and your numbers. This building is suited to investors and developers considering a multi-unit conversion, or to a school, institution, or organization seeking a Bolton Hill presence. It can also become a landmark residence with rental income. Subject to zoning and approvals, the footprint offers flexibility few properties in the neighborhood can match. Buyers may also wish to explore available historic rehabilitation tax credits. The location supports the plan: tree-lined streets, fountain out your front door, MICA and the University of Baltimore nearby, and quick access to Penn Station, I-83, and downtown. Properties of this size in Bolton Hill rarely come to market, and the first buyer who acts on the upside gets it. Sold as-is. Schedule your walkthrough and submit your offer today. 1712 Park Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of United Real Estate Executives. Contact:
$650,000 Exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of historic Bolton Hill! This massive 1885 grand Victorian-era brick property offers an impressive 6,696 square feet of living space across three expansive stories and a finished basement. Featuring rich architectural character, oversized windows flooding the units with natural light, soaring ceilings, and original hardwood flooring, this property is a premium addition to any portfolio. 6 units boast charming historic details alongside modern kitchen updates, stainless steel appliances, and classic clawfoot tubs. Ideally situated directly across from a neighborhood park and within walking distance to MICA, the University of Baltimore, Penn Station, local cafes, and public transit. Perfect for cash-flowing rentals or a high-end condo conversion. Sold as-is Showings at OPEN HOUSE ONLY -Tuesday , Aug 11 and Wednesday, Aug 12 -12-2 p.m. both days. Exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of historic Bolton Hill! This massive 1885 grand Victorian-era brick property offers an impressive 6,696 square feet of living space across three expansive stories and a finished basement. Featuring rich architectural character, oversized windows flooding the units with natural light, soaring ceilings, and original hardwood flooring, this property is a premium addition to any portfolio. 6 units boast charming historic details alongside modern kitchen updates, stainless steel appliances, and classic clawfoot tubs. Ideally situated directly across from a neighborhood park and within walking distance to MICA, the University of Baltimore, Penn Station, local cafes, and public transit. Perfect for cash-flowing rentals or a high-end condo conversion. Sold as-is Showings at OPEN HOUSE ONLY -Tuesday , Aug 11 and Wednesday, Aug 12 -12-2 p.m. both days. 1701 Bolton St, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.. Contact:
$625,000 Stunning, revitalized Bolton Hill home on a sought-after private block on John Street. Built in 1850, this home echoes the historic integrity and uniqueness you love, but the homeowner has meticulously updated it, blending the soul of Charm City with modern living so you can move right in. The first floor welcomes you with an iconic vestibule and a massive living room featuring a large front window and a marble wood-burning fireplace surrounded by built-ins. From the living room, you will find a grand dining room with custom cabinets, two XO wine and beverage refrigerators, and an antique library ladder (2021). Just off the dining room, you will enjoy the convenience of your renovated first-floor powder room (2023). The kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, including a KitchenAid refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven (2022), plus a chef-approved Thermador induction cooktop (2024)! Follow the beautiful banister to your second floor, where you will find three bedrooms, all with decorative fireplaces. The front bedroom is massive and could easily double as an additional family room; the center room easily fits a king-sized bed; and the rear room offers tons of built-ins, perfect for an office, guest space, or nursery. The second-floor bathroom was completely renovated in 2026; you will love the heated floors! The top floor is your primary suite and getaway. This floor features a custom walk-through closet to swoon over, a functional laundry room with a Bosch washer and dryer (2024), and a full bathroom with a shower and a soaking tub, plus access to the roof with the potential to add a walkout deck. Finally, this home has a basement with a walkout for storage or workshop needs, and a private city oasis in the rear for coffee or cocktails. This home boasts original hardwoods throughout, is wired for Cat5 Ethernet, 2-zone central air, a Navien boiler installed in 2021, a new roof in 2019, and many updated windows. All of this is just steps to fabulous neighborhood restaurants, parks, MICA, the Peabody Institute, and more, with easy access to the light rail, I-83, and the Johns Hopkins Shuttle. *Home is located in a CHAP district and is subject to the Midtown Special Benefits District surcharge. **See full list of updates in disclosures 4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths Stunning, revitalized Bolton Hill home on a sought-after private block on John Street. Built in 1850, this home echoes the historic integrity and uniqueness you love, but the homeowner has meticulously updated it, blending the soul of Charm City with modern living so you can move right in. The first floor welcomes you with an iconic vestibule and a massive living room featuring a large front window and a marble wood-burning fireplace surrounded by built-ins. From the living room, you will find a grand dining room with custom cabinets, two XO wine and beverage refrigerators, and an antique library ladder (2021). Just off the dining room, you will enjoy the convenience of your renovated first-floor powder room (2023). The kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, including a KitchenAid refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven (2022), plus a chef-approved Thermador induction cooktop (2024)! Follow the beautiful banister to your second floor, where you will find three bedrooms, all with decorative fireplaces. The front bedroom is massive and could easily double as an additional family room; the center room easily fits a king-sized bed; and the rear room offers tons of built-ins, perfect for an office, guest space, or nursery. The second-floor bathroom was completely renovated in 2026; you will love the heated floors! The top floor is your primary suite and getaway. This floor features a custom walk-through closet to swoon over, a functional laundry room with a Bosch washer and dryer (2024), and a full bathroom with a shower and a soaking tub, plus access to the roof with the potential to add a walkout deck. Finally, this home has a basement with a walkout for storage or workshop needs, and a private city oasis in the rear for coffee or cocktails. This home boasts original hardwoods throughout, is wired for Cat5 Ethernet, 2-zone central air, a Navien boiler installed in 2021, a new roof in 2019, and many updated windows. All of this is just steps to fabulous neighborhood restaurants, parks, MICA, the Peabody Institute, and more, with easy access to the light rail, I-83, and the Johns Hopkins Shuttle. *Home is located in a CHAP district and is subject to the Midtown Special Benefits District surcharge. **See full list of updates in disclosures 1217 John St, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Cummings & Co. Realtors. Contact:
$575,000 Historic character meets thoughtful modern design at 1817 Bolton Street, an 1890s Bolton Hill townhouse reimagined by architectural firm Alter Urban. An original carved wood staircase, oversized front windows, hardwood floors, mantels, and exposed brickwork complement custom cabinetry, clean lines, and an elegant sense of simplicity. The result is a home that feels both architecturally distinctive and warmly inviting, with clever storage and generous closets thoughtfully integrated throughout. The open main level offers a flexible setting for lively gatherings and quiet evenings alike. Custom cabinetry discreetly incorporates an oversized coat closet, powder room, and spacious pantry, while coordinating cabinetry and expansive concrete countertops bring a cohesive design to the kitchen and bar. Above, an open atrium connects the main level with the second-floor den and dedicated office area, allowing natural light to flow between the two floors. Two bright bedrooms and a full bath complete the second level. Occupying the third floor, the primary suite offers a private retreat with a soaring ceiling and oversized walk-in-closet. The primary bath includes double sinks, shower and separate soaking tub. The loft-style lower level, currently used as a gym, provides room for a media room, office, or recreation space while retaining ample storage. A two-car parking pad is accessible from the walkout lower level or the kitchen balcony. Just beyond the home, Maple Leaf Park is a neighborhood hidden gem—a triangular pocket park with shaded patio seating that offers a welcoming outdoor escape without the upkeep of a large yard. Nearby green spaces include the Park Avenue and Eutaw Place promenade gardens, Fitzgerald Park, and Sumpter Park, with grassy fields, a bocce court, and a playground. Penn Station, MARC and Amtrak service, and the Johns Hopkins shuttle add convenience to life in one of Baltimore’s most distinctive historic neighborhoods. 3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths Historic character meets thoughtful modern design at 1817 Bolton Street, an 1890s Bolton Hill townhouse reimagined by architectural firm Alter Urban. An original carved wood staircase, oversized front windows, hardwood floors, mantels, and exposed brickwork complement custom cabinetry, clean lines, and an elegant sense of simplicity. The result is a home that feels both architecturally distinctive and warmly inviting, with clever storage and generous closets thoughtfully integrated throughout. The open main level offers a flexible setting for lively gatherings and quiet evenings alike. Custom cabinetry discreetly incorporates an oversized coat closet, powder room, and spacious pantry, while coordinating cabinetry and expansive concrete countertops bring a cohesive design to the kitchen and bar. Above, an open atrium connects the main level with the second-floor den and dedicated office area, allowing natural light to flow between the two floors. Two bright bedrooms and a full bath complete the second level. Occupying the third floor, the primary suite offers a private retreat with a soaring ceiling and oversized walk-in-closet. The primary bath includes double sinks, shower and separate soaking tub. The loft-style lower level, currently used as a gym, provides room for a media room, office, or recreation space while retaining ample storage. A two-car parking pad is accessible from the walkout lower level or the kitchen balcony. Just beyond the home, Maple Leaf Park is a neighborhood hidden gem—a triangular pocket park with shaded patio seating that offers a welcoming outdoor escape without the upkeep of a large yard. Nearby green spaces include the Park Avenue and Eutaw Place promenade gardens, Fitzgerald Park, and Sumpter Park, with grassy fields, a bocce court, and a playground. Penn Station, MARC and Amtrak service, and the Johns Hopkins shuttle add convenience to life in one of Baltimore’s most distinctive historic neighborhoods. 1817 Bolton St, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Monument Sotheby's International Realty. Contact:
$499,990 Renovated single family home in Bolton Hill! new paint, new LPV flooring all through the house, zoned HVAC systems (2), close to Penn Station, UMD hospital, easy access to John Hopkins shuttle. 5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths Renovated single family home in Bolton Hill! new paint, new LPV flooring all through the house, zoned HVAC systems (2), close to Penn Station, UMD hospital, easy access to John Hopkins shuttle. 1305 Bolton St, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Allbest Realty Inc.. Contact:
$465,000 This stunning 1880 Victorian in Bolton Hill offers over 3,500 sq. ft. of beautifully maintained historic charm, featuring original hardwood floors, built-in shelving, five decorative fireplaces, spacious rooms, updated appliances, and a new 2023 boiler. The flexible layout includes six good size bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a first-floor half bath, a versatile bonus space perfect for an office or dressing room, and a full-length third floor ideal for guests or creative use. A brick-paved private patio, generous storage in the full unfinished basement, and a rare parking pad for 2–4 cars enhance everyday convenience. Located across from MICA and steps from coffee shops, restaurants, parks. Close to Penn Station for an easy commute to DC via MARC Train/Amtrak or to catch the light rail, metro, and the JHU shuttle. Quick access to I-83. This home captures the best of city living in one of Bolton Hill’s most desirable locations. 6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths This stunning 1880 Victorian in Bolton Hill offers over 3,500 sq. ft. of beautifully maintained historic charm, featuring original hardwood floors, built-in shelving, five decorative fireplaces, spacious rooms, updated appliances, and a new 2023 boiler. The flexible layout includes six good size bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a first-floor half bath, a versatile bonus space perfect for an office or dressing room, and a full-length third floor ideal for guests or creative use. A brick-paved private patio, generous storage in the full unfinished basement, and a rare parking pad for 2–4 cars enhance everyday convenience. Located across from MICA and steps from coffee shops, restaurants, parks. Close to Penn Station for an easy commute to DC via MARC Train/Amtrak or to catch the light rail, metro, and the JHU shuttle. Quick access to I-83. This home captures the best of city living in one of Bolton Hill’s most desirable locations. 1416 W Mount Royal Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Components. Contact:
$355,000 HUGE PRICE REDUCTION. AUCTION. This colossal four story mid-row town home in Bolton Hill is a rare find - enter through the original double doors that retains the architectural integrity with which it was crafted, boasting solid bones and impeccable details. Step inside to experience expansive living spaces adorned with tall ceilings and hardwood floors. The main level features a formal living and dining room, which flows gracefully together—ideal for entertaining—with historic mantels and fireplaces in each. Towards the back you will find a guest half bath and the large kitchen. Beyond the rear door, discover your own private sanctuary in the backyard, a tranquil space for relaxation and entertainment. From the hallway, a staircase winds its way up to the second level where you will find 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Continue to ascend to the third level and you will find 2 more bedrooms and a full bath - yes, that is right, a total of 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, this residence offers ample space for a growing family or the flexibility to create a home office or guest suite. The basement, although unfinished, has the ceiling height and is ideal for more living space, if finished. This home is within a short distance to Penn Station, the Light Rail, Lyric Opera House, and the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Also nearby is Sumpter Park offering 3 acres of open green space and a playground. You’re also minutes from the Bolton Hill Swim and Tennis Club and a short drive to Druid Hill Park, home to the Maryland Zoo, tennis courts, and more. Explore nearby Mt. Vernon’s world-class attractions like the Walters Art Museum and the iconic Peabody Library. 5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths HUGE PRICE REDUCTION. AUCTION. This colossal four story mid-row town home in Bolton Hill is a rare find - enter through the original double doors that retains the architectural integrity with which it was crafted, boasting solid bones and impeccable details. Step inside to experience expansive living spaces adorned with tall ceilings and hardwood floors. The main level features a formal living and dining room, which flows gracefully together—ideal for entertaining—with historic mantels and fireplaces in each. Towards the back you will find a guest half bath and the large kitchen. Beyond the rear door, discover your own private sanctuary in the backyard, a tranquil space for relaxation and entertainment. From the hallway, a staircase winds its way up to the second level where you will find 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Continue to ascend to the third level and you will find 2 more bedrooms and a full bath - yes, that is right, a total of 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, this residence offers ample space for a growing family or the flexibility to create a home office or guest suite. The basement, although unfinished, has the ceiling height and is ideal for more living space, if finished. This home is within a short distance to Penn Station, the Light Rail, Lyric Opera House, and the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Also nearby is Sumpter Park offering 3 acres of open green space and a playground. You’re also minutes from the Bolton Hill Swim and Tennis Club and a short drive to Druid Hill Park, home to the Maryland Zoo, tennis courts, and more. Explore nearby Mt. Vernon’s world-class attractions like the Walters Art Museum and the iconic Peabody Library. 1703 Linden Ave, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Northrop Realty. Contact:
$205,000 Welcome to 1714 Park Avenue, Unit 502 — a beautifully maintained penthouse-level loft condominium offering the perfect blend of charm, style, and modern updates. This spacious one-bedroom residence features soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, and an open-concept layout that creates an airy and inviting atmosphere. The stunning loft design adds character and sophistication, while brand-new appliances and brand-new windows provide comfort, efficiency, and peace of mind. Enjoy the unique appeal of penthouse living in a well-maintained building conveniently located near shopping, dining, parks, and commuter routes. A true move-in-ready gem! 1 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths Welcome to 1714 Park Avenue, Unit 502 — a beautifully maintained penthouse-level loft condominium offering the perfect blend of charm, style, and modern updates. This spacious one-bedroom residence features soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, and an open-concept layout that creates an airy and inviting atmosphere. The stunning loft design adds character and sophistication, while brand-new appliances and brand-new windows provide comfort, efficiency, and peace of mind. Enjoy the unique appeal of penthouse living in a well-maintained building conveniently located near shopping, dining, parks, and commuter routes. A true move-in-ready gem! 1714 Park Ave Unit 502, Baltimore Listing courtesy of Corner House Realty. Contact: