Urban Discoveries Baltimore

Have you become bored of the same old houses for sale, week after week?  Are you tired of browsing the same boring listings that never seem to change?  Do you ever wonder, “Where are all of the houses that are new to the market?  Where can I find those?”  This, gentle reader, is why we are here, to inform, to elucidate, and to bring you fresh, hot-out-of-the-oven, watch-out-you-might-get-burned Baltimore properties that we can find.  Get ’em before they’re gone!

Locust Point
1333 Hull Street
Oooh boy, this two-bedroom, one-bath rowhouse is exciting.  Okay, exciting if you like Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, exposed brick, high ceilings and crown moldings.  That might not be you.  You probably also don’t like new appliances in the kitchen and a rear driveway.  Who are we to judge?  People like what they like, even if it isn’t gorgeous, reasonably priced, comfortably appointed rowhouses.  Fine.  Priced at $259,900.

Butcher’s Hill
124 S. Chapel Street
There’s plenty to like about this two-bedroom, one and a half bath Butcher’s Hill rowhouse.  For one thing, it has a completely renovated kitchen, replete with hardwood floors, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.  The central air conditioning is nice too, as is the electric heat.  And we’re fond of the quiet neighborhood-y feel of Butcher’s Hill.  Yeah, we like all those things, but what we love is the two-story (!) roof deck with views of the downtown skyline all the way to M&T Bank Stadium.  Oh, jeez, do we love this roof deck.  Priced at $266,000.

Fell’s Point
219 S. Washington Street
Down in Fell’s – where everything seems to happen – is this three-bedroom, two-bath rowhouse. The recently-renovated kitchen has the granite countertops and stainless steel appliances that seem to be de rigueur (in a good way) these days.  More importantly, though, it’s on an extra-long lot, giving you little garden in the heart of what can be a very busy part of town… or, if you prefer, you can simply look down upon the garden and out to the harbor from the comfort of the roof deck.  Decisions, decisions.  Priced at $259,975.

If you’d like to know more about any of these apartments — or if you have an entirely different house in mind – get in touch with us at Urban Discoveries Living. We’ll help you out with any and all of your real estate needs.

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