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Combo of calm and convenient living
Geography is Woodbourne Heights’ chief selling point. This secluded pocket of suburbia offers an optimal location between a major hospital and a peaceful, streamside park. It’s also within a mile of Belvedere Square, a hotspot for shopping and community connection. “It has an established feel,” says Nikki Monios, a Realtor with RE/MAX Advantage Realty who has sold in Baltimore for 4 years. “The seller I worked with was very comfortable and happy there. There is a neighborhood feel, and people who live there have been there for a long time.”
Brick rownhouses pack the streets of Woodbourne Heights
“The housing stock here is all the same style,” explains Melvin Knight, longtime Baltimore resident and a Realtor with Coldwell Banker. “But they’re solid, easy to maintain and a very good buy.” Brick rowhouses run parallel along Woodbourne Heights’ tree and sidewalk-lined streets. The slim, paved pathways connect to the entryways and terraced stairways leading to the three- to four-bedroom houses. Designed to sit several feet back from the curb, the houses sit on petite front yards. Awning-covered patios are also common features, surrounded by metal fencing and decorated with furniture. Prices range from $135,500 to $257,500.
Woodbourne Heights is a small suburban community located in North Baltimore.
Lochwood Apartments in Woodbourne Heights have many units in the community.
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Lively food market and vintage theatre nearby
Daily essentials can be found along The Alameda, which flanks Woodbourne Heights’ eastern edge. Alameda Marketplace can serve as a one-stop shop during errand runs. The small strip mall includes a SHOPPERS for groceries, along with a Family Dollar, a Planet Fitness and an Exxon gas station. A mile from the neighborhood is Belvedere Square, an expansive food market with ample options for whatever locals may be craving. Snack on a lobster roll from Mason’s or slurp on noodle dishes at Thai Landing. People can also pick up gifts at The Seasoned Olive. When the weather warms up, people from all over the city stop by on Friday nights for Summer Sounds at the Square, which features food vendors and live music. A longtime staple in Baltimore sits next door to the market. The Senator Theatre has an old-school vibe and has been showing movies to locals since 1939.
Residents of Woodbourne Heights enjoy the shops and amenities along The Alameda street.
Belvedere Square Market is convenient for a quick coffee or snack on the way or back from work.
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Attending Baltimore City Public Schools
Students living in Woodbourne Heights filter through three Baltimore City Public Schools, including Northwood Elementary, which earns a C-minus from Niche. C-minus-rated Booker T. Washington Middle School offers students an arts-focused curriculum and select from disciplines, including theater, media arts or visual arts. Students attending Frederick Douglass High School, which earns a C rating from Niche, will walk the same halls as former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. He graduated from the school in 1926. Today, students can enroll in Career and Technical Education pathways with focuses in interactive media production or law & leadership.
Northwood Elementary School serves students from Pre-K through the 5th grade.
Frederick Douglass High School is a public school located in Baltimore MD.
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Streamside walks and picnics at Chinquapin Run Park
A visit to the expansive Chinquapin Run Park provides residents over 76 acres of lush green space. Located along the Chinquapin Stream Corridor—a major tributary to nearby Herring Run and a part of the larger Back River Watershed—this stream’s lush plant life and dense tree cover make for scenic and serene walks or picnics. Locals take pride in having the park, which also features a playground, tennis courts and athletic fields, as part of their extended backyards. Golfers will enjoy the proximity to Mount Pleasant Golf Course, a 1.5-mile drive from Woodbourne Heights. The 18-hole course was once traversed by the likes of Arnold Palmer when the PGA’s Eastern Open Invitational was played there in the 1950s. The course sits within the larger Mt. Pleasant Woods Park, which features an ice-skating arena.
Chinquapin Park's basketball court is a great place to pick up a game in Woodbourne Heights.
Mount Pleasant Golf Course is a 18 hole course that is known for having hosted Arnold Palmer.
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Easy access to major hospital and downtown Baltimore
With MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital sitting just outside the neighborhood, locals may hear sirens as an ambulance passes by, but they also have prime access to medical care. Woodbourne Heights is also nearly equidistant from Towson and downtown Baltimore. Traveling south along The Alameda will lead to the heart of the city and its waterfront promenade. A quick 4.5-mile drive north allows locals to reach Towson University, the Towson Town Center shopping mall and a diverse offering of restaurants and bars. Due to Woodbourne Heights’ location on Baltimore’s northeastern end, locals will have a longer commute to catch a flight at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, about 22 miles away via Baltimore-Washington Parkway and Interstate 95.
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Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall
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Belvedere Ave & Woodmont Ave Eb
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Loch Raven Blvd & Woodbourne Ave Sb
Woodbourne Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Woodbourne Heights, Baltimore sell after 17 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Woodbourne Heights, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $262,950, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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