The house was built circa 1880 for workers at the B&O Railroad in Baltimore. The renovation of this historic property respected much of the charming architectural details such as fireplaces and exposed brick and reveals the hand hewed beams. But the renovation brought it up to date with zone heating and cooling systems, a bathroom with both a shower and clawfoot tub, and modern kitchen appliances. Artisan features added includes two custom built staircases with ornamental iron handrails, handmade talavera tiled kitchen, hand painted saltillo tiled floors, and a third floor loft with a view of the city through arched French doors.
The property is conveniently located within walking distance to the Oriole and Raven sports stadiums and the inner harbor. (Or if you prefer the free shuttle that carries you just feet from your front door to the coolest of waterfront restaurants, exquisite shops and entertainment venues.) This neighborhood is adjacent to the expanding UMMS Bio Park, and the renovation of the oldest continuous use city market, Hollins Market. The ease of travel out of the city north and south along I95 makes this location desirable for commuters. Don't hesitate to call for a viewing this unique property.