1901 E Lombard St APT 8, Baltimore, MD 21231

ENJOY GREAT VIEWS, PRIVACY AND COMMUNITY FROM THE TOP FLOOR OF THIS HISTORIC BUILDING IN UPPER FELLS POINT Seldom available and situated on the corner of a coveted structure in Upper Fells Point directly across the street from the Ministry of Brewing, the spectacular (yes, that's the right word) one-bedroom Chandelier Loft boasts a breathtaking, 270-degree view of the Baltimore skyline. Fans raved that it is "peaceful and perfect," "my dream apartment," with one calling it "the most fabulous apartment I've seen on AT in more than 10 years." (See Eric's technicolor loft) or reach out to us to request a video tour. The heart of this unique apartment is its large living room and extraordinarily high ceilings and a dazzling, amazingly funky, one-of-a-kind, five-foot-wide chandelier. The bedroom, large enough to accommodate even a king size bed, affords ultimate privacy as it overlooks the grand and airy living room. The all-white centrally located kitchen has ample counter space and electric appliances, including a dishwasher. Behind the keypad-secured gates of The Convent House @ 1901 East Lombard, members of our exclusive community enjoy a quiet courtyard with a large common space veranda perfect for reading quietly or soaking up some sun, convenient on-site laundry facilities, great neighbors and more. And there's another delicious benefit -- our residents are often seeing grilling and chilling in the courtyard, sometimes individually and sometimes as a community. Feeling social? Take your tasty meal across the street to The Ministry of Brewing where you can pair it with a great craft beer. History buffs will get into ours Established in 1840, the historically certified Convent House was home to the nuns who supported St. Michael's Church. Each unit in the main building has its own distinctive charm, which offered the sisters a unique view of their city and courtyard. Our friendly and responsive property manager, who lives just a block away, is a neighbor and an essential part of our satisfied, close-knit community. Members of our exclusive community enjoy a quiet courtyard with a large common space veranda, perfect for reading quietly or soaking up some sun, convenient on-site laundry facilities, great neighbors and more. With ample on-street, resident-preferred permit parking, a bicycle rack for self-powered residents, members of The Convent House are comfortably on the go. (While at home, every resident has their own pot for growing produce or herbs of their choice in the Wolfe Street area of the enclosed property), our environment offers both a sense of seclusion and community in a wonderfully convenient location. When you're feeling social, you'll feel lucky to live right across the street from Baltimore's hottest new gathering spot, The Ministry of Brewing now occupies the old St. Michael's Church. (Since this craft brewery invites guests to bring the food of their choice home cooked, hot off our courtyard grill or from a restaurant it's like having a trendy own dining room across the street, providing you large tables and unlimited space for entertaining over dinner or raising a glass of Baltimore's best beer). With just ten units (many occupied by highly health-conscious JHU professionals), our common spaces and hallways are available only to residents, making for a COVID-smart place to live. And, yes, we welcome your roommate with paws or claws. All members of the Convent House share in the water expense by paying $40/resident/month. We're pleased to have successfully suppressed this cost to a little over $1/person/month, despite soaring costs. All residents maintain their own BG&E account.