503 McMechen St, Baltimore, MD 21217

Charming 3BR / 1.5BA Second-Floor Apartment Historic Townhome in Upton (Baltimore) Welcome to your next home a bright, beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath second-floor apartment located in a historic townhome in the heart of Upton, Baltimore. This apartment blends vintage character with modern updates: high ceilings, original wood trim, and large sunlit windows paired with updated kitchen appliances and comfortable living space. Ideal for families or professionals who want space, style, and easy access to downtown, transit, and neighborhood amenities. Interior highlights 3 generous bedrooms with natural light and original architectural details 1 full bathroom + convenient half bath Spacious living room with high ceilings Formal dining area perfect for entertaining or a home office Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and ample cabinet storage Hardwood floors throughout Large closets Building & location Second-floor unit in a well-maintained historic townhome with secure entry Street parking (no permit needed) Short walk to Upton's cafes, shops, parks, and cultural landmarks Easy public transit access: bus lines and light rail options nearby; quick ride downtown & Johns Hopkins area Neighborhood features: community green space, weekly farmers' markets (seasonal), and local dining Why you'll love it This apartment gives you the rare combination of historic charm and modern convenience in a walkable neighborhood. Perfect for anyone who values space, easy transit, and community living while staying close to Baltimore's cultural and employment hubs. To schedule a showing, please call or text with preferred days/times. Only the individuals listed as tenants may occupy the property (not including children) unless given written approval. Pets allowed with written approval and a non-refundable pet rent of $30per pet. Tenant is responsible for pet waste and any damage caused by animals. Tenant agrees to keep the property clean, safe, and in good order. Tenant will promptly report any damage or maintenance issues. Landlord is responsible for major systems (heat, plumbing, electrical, structural). Tenant is responsible for minor upkeep (changing filters, replacing bulbs, keeping drains clear). No alterations, painting, or major repairs without written approval. Landlord or agent may enter the unit for inspection, repairs, or emergencies with at least 24 hours' notice (except in emergencies). Tenant must give 60 days' written notice before the end of the term if not renewing. Landlord must provide written notice before any rent increase or non-renewal, per Maryland law. Upon move-out, Tenant must return all keys and leave the premises broom-clean.