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Steeped in history
East Baltimore’s Biddle Street is a two-block-long neighborhood rich with history dating back to the 1850s. The community really exploded growth-wise after World War I with the addition of brick manufacturers and other industrial plants. Today, the densely populated neighborhood is known for having a mix of industry and residential homes. Additionally, the neighborhood is only two blocks of traditional attached Baltimore row homes. “Baltimore is filled with row homes,” says Peter Klebenow. He is a real estate agent for RE/MAX First Choice and has sold homes in the area for 21 years.
Biddle Street is located just north of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Stroll through the Biddle Street neighborhood and find whimsical murals.
Built in 1902, the Greater Gethsamine Missionary Baptist Church looks over Biddle Street.
Colorful updated row-homes dot Biddle Street.
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Some homes are over 100-years-old
The houses were built from 1890 to 1925, 1914 to 1925 and 1930 to 1940. The result is a mix of Italianate and Renaissance revival style row homes, brown-brick daylight row homes with front porches and colonial revival style row homes featuring red-brick facades and small front lawns. Price points sit at $52,000 and $232,000. A renovated 3-story, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom row home built in 1940 on Beryl Avenue lists at $185,000. Other renovated homes can cost as much as $350,000, according to Klebenow. The 19,000 square-foot homes are on 35,000 square feet. Klebenow estimates that a renovated row says the area is experiencing a renascence. “It’s a neighborhood that’s transitioning,” he says. “Many older folks are moving out as young professionals move in. It’s a changing neighborhood. People are buying in the area.” He adds that the area attracts people associated with The Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. The medical center is a major employer in the area.
Many homes in Biddle Street have small front yards.
Two and Three story brick row-homes line the sidewalks of Biddle Street.
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Local hospital build community a top-notch park
The John Hopkins Hospital-built Eager Park is an option for residents seeking outside time. The two-block park features splash fountains, a communal garden and a playground for the younger kids. It’s ideal for picnics and community gatherings.
Biddle Street is located a short walk from John Hopkins Medical Campus.
Biddle Street residents can grow their own vegetables at the Eager Park Community Garden.
Johns Hopkins Hospital is a world-class facility located near Biddle Street.
Eager Park Playground was built for the Biddle Street community by Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Local mall perfect for shopping
The CAP Index crime score for the area is 5 out of 10, which is a notch under the U.S. 4 out of 10 averages. As mentioned, the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center are close to the neighborhood — both medical centers, roughly 5 blocks away, are walkable. Speaking of walkability, the historic Biddle Street is accessible by foot, as are the local shops and stores. M&P Grocery and Garcia Mini Market are two stops to find groceries, and Tonia Talley Ho Design is the area’s local clothing store. Residents can visit Erdman Shopping Center for larger chain grocery stores. A Save-A-Lot, dollar store, and Rainbow apparel outlet help you finish all your errands at once.
Established in 1885 Northeast Market is a favorite of Biddle Street residents.
Erdman Shopping Center has many retail options for Biddle Street residents.
Biddle Street is conveniently located to retail.
Biddle Street has plenty of public transportation to the retail area nearby.
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Baltimore's National Aquarium is located just south of Biddle Street.
A plethora of Baltimore events
While there are no events in the neighborhood, Baltimore has no shortage of events. Annually, there are more than 3,000 events, including open mic nights, concerts and a St. Patrick’s Day festival.
Local schools earn C-ratings
Biddle Street students attend Fort Worthington Elementary/Middle School and Paul Laurence Dunbar High, two Baltimore City Public Schools. Serving nearly 690 kids in kindergarten through eighth grade, Fort Worthington Elementary/Middle School provides ESOL instruction and honors coursework. The school has 1% of students proficient in math and 5% in reading and received a C-minus from Niche. Paul Laurence Dunbar High has a C Niche rating. There are a total of 23 colleges in Baltimore, including Johns Hopkins, Bowie State, and Coppin State universities.
Biddle Street students can attend Paul Laurence Dunbar Community High School.
Fort Worthington Elementary is located in Biddle Street.
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Many local transportation options
Penn Station provides a MARC commuter rail station for commuters. Residents also can ride one of CityLink’s bus lines or drive 20 minutes to Downtown Baltimore for a change of pace. The Inner Harbor’s National Aquarium might be a perfect way to spend a Saturday, rain or shine. Afterward, locals can eat crabs or enjoy the Inner Harbor’s coastline and vistas. Long-distance trips are just a 30-minute drive to Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
Biddle Street is serviced by the Baltimore City Bus System.
For easy travel near and far, head from Biddle Street to Penn Station to catch the train or bus.
BWI is located about 30 minutes from Biddle Street.
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Crime score slightly higher than national average
The CAP Index crime score for the area is 5 out of 10, which is a notch under the U.S. 4 out of 10 averages.
Biddle Street is very walkable, and near several schools.
Residents of Biddle Street enjoy a stroll along tree lined sidewalks.
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