$270,000

Coming Soon and Professional Photos! This distinctive two-bedroom condominium in Baltimore's Roland Park neighborhood combines the architectural charm of the 1920s with thoughtful modern updates. Ten-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, original woodwork, and beautifully detailed windows create an inviting home filled with character. The spacious living room features a working wood-burning fireplace and connects through a wide architectural opening to the separate dining room. Large casement windows and French doors provide abundant natural light and wonderful cross-ventilation throughout the living spaces. The French doors open onto a private balcony overlooking mature trees and neighborhood rooftops, with glimpses of the historic Roland Park Water Tower, a well-known nesting site for peregrine falcons.The kitchen, renovated in 2025, features solid-wood Shaker-style cabinetry, soft-close doors and drawers, Samsung stainless-steel appliances, gas cooking, and an original built-in cabinet that retains the home's historic character.The circa-1920 Arts and Crafts–influenced building was featured in John Dorsey's Look Again in Baltimore, where its understated elegance was compared to a Chanel suit. Landscaped grounds feature a communal herb garden, rose bushes, and a flower garden.Additional conveniences include central air conditioning, heat included in the condo fee, a washer/dryer, a deeded parking space conveniently located near the rear entrance, and separate basement storage.Ideally situated approximately half a mile from Johnny's and Petit Louis restaurants in Roland Park, one mile from Hampden's vibrant 36th Street dining and shopping district, and 1.5 miles from Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus. Nearby Stony Run Park and the Roland Park Water Tower grounds offer beautiful outdoor spaces.