Lucille Park Homes for Sale

Noth Baltimore's Lucille Park neighborhood draws many investors and first-time buyers with lower-priced housing. The neighborhood is in transition, with some homes recently updated and others in need of renovation. It features early 1900s Daylight-style brick row houses, many with small front yards and occasional rear parking spaces. Locals can head to Jack Paulsen Park, which has a large grassy field, a playground and basketball courts. The Langston Hughes Community, Business & Resource Center offers various programs, including a food pantry and youth leadership initiatives. Aldi and Save A Lot cover groceries about a mile away on Cold Spring Lane, with additional shopping and dining options nearby on Reisterstown Road. Goldie’s Seafood and Carryout serves salmon-stuffed baked potatoes and spiced seafood alfredo. Public transportation is readily available, with the nearest Maryland Transit Administration Metro station just a block away and multiple bus routes along Reisterstown Road. Lucille Park is about 7 miles from downtown Baltimore, and commuters can get there via Interstate 83. Sinai Hospital is less than 2 miles away for medical needs. Each August, National Night Out gives neighbors a chance to catch up, enjoy a meal together, and meet the police and firemen that serve the area. Neighbors can also gather for worship at Baltimore Central Church of God.