Why Live in Mayfield
Mayfield, a historic neighborhood in Baltimore, is known for its charming, tree-lined streets and architectural diversity. Situated on just 16 city blocks, it offers a quiet residential atmosphere with only three through streets. The neighborhood is surrounded by nature, bordered by Lake Montebello, Clifton Park, and Herring Run Park, providing residents with ample outdoor activities such as walking, biking, and golfing. Homes in Mayfield range from late 19th-century wood-shingled Victorians to early 20th-century American Four-Squares, Colonial Revivals, Tudors, and Bungalows, with traditional rowhomes and townhomes south of Lake Montebello. Mayfield is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, reflecting its rich architectural heritage. Local dining options include Arcola, a cozy café, Koco’s Pub, famous for its crab cakes, and Maggie’s Farm, offering Southern cuisine. The neighborhood is home to the Maryland State Boychoir, which hosts free concerts, and the Mayfield Improvement Association organizes community events. Baltimore City College, a nearby high school, is highly rated and offers an International Baccalaureate Program. Mayfield is conveniently located less than 5 miles north of downtown Baltimore, with bus services and proximity to major highways. The Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is about 18 miles away, and Johns Hopkins Hospital is just 3 miles south, providing top-tier medical facilities.
