2624 E Baltimore St, Baltimore, MD 21224

Patterson Park CDC rehab--2001. Romanesque style. 3 stories + basement. Details: traditional Baltimore marble front stoop; wooden staircase w/original carving; antique wooden fireplace mantle; original tiles in entry and period antique tiles in mantle; original wood floors; refinished antique clawfoot tub. Appliances: installed in rehab-- Whirlpool gas stove w/overhead fan and light, fridge, disposal, dishwasher, and Kenmore washer and dryer. Windows: New wood framed windows on front, new vinyl double-pained windows in back and along side installed at rehab; new plantation shutters on bottom front window; dormer windows on third floor. Exterior: Front is stone, exterior and side are brick. Paint: front exterior--red and blue sash and trim on windows, red door with blue frame; eggshell white walls w/white trim throughout, except kitchen and bathrooms, which have white walls and white trim. Bathrooms: all have tile floors; master bath has antique-looking black and white tile. Kitchen details: kitchen island; modern-looking kitchen cabinets of pine, w/ stainless steel pulls and black formica counters; small enclosed sunporch off kitchen with stone-like tile floor. Roof and gutters: original slate on front of mansanard roof, new synthetic rubber type roof installed 2008, replacing tar roof, original front tin cornice and gutters repaired and partly replaced by Fick Bros.; concrete, fenced in back patio; high ceilings. Can see the harbor from the roof. Alley behind house. Systems: central air--installed in rehab--blower is on top floor, which makes it more efficient; natural gas furnace installed five years ago; radiator heat; ceiling fan in dining room. New BGE energy-efficient thermostat--takes advantage of cycling periods. Storage: deep closets on every floor; dry, clean basement, which has painted concrete floor and finished walls. Security: ADT security system; spotlight in back; large, antique-looking front light. Neighborhood Description A mix of longtime residents and new folks, rising number of rehabbed houses. Overall safe and grows safer each year. The strong neighborhood association has helped improve the safety, attractiveness, availability of parking and residents' ties. The park is a treasure w/an active and large organization keeping it up and reviving it. Huge public pool, ice rink, soccer and baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts used by lots of city league and school teams; historic pagoda; boat lake with catch and release fishing and lovely ducks, geese and other birdlife and plantlife; children's playground; historic cannon from the War of 1812; free outdoor music concerts in the summer; occasional flea markets; bird walks; seasonal events; community gardens; tree plantings; ethnic and music festivals; dog-friendly. Tennis and basketball courts. Near Canton, Fells Point, Highlandtown/Greektown, Harbor East, all of which have great shopping, restaurants and entertainment. Easy access to downtown, JFX and 95.