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The dawn’s early light shines overtop of Locust Point in the Inner Harbor
Home to Fort McHenry and the 1814 conflict that inspired Francis Scott Key to pen “The Star-Spangled Banner,” the peninsular neighborhood of Locust Point brims with history, culture and community. Overlooking the Inner Harbor in what began as an industrial area in 1845, it expanded with the influx of Eastern European immigrants in 1868. Many blocks of now-historic two-story rowhouses were built to meet the housing demand of the 1800s. Today, much of the architectural design of Locust Point remains the same, interspersing the historic and industrial with the new. Two- and three-story brick rowhouses feature small front porches and narrow backyards. Newly constructed townhouses offer more space and modern amenities. Locust Point has several luxury condos, too, with waterfront views, balconies, parking and concierge services. Locust Point’s nearly 2,000 residents enjoy abundant retail, restaurants, coffee shops and parks. According to COMPASS Realtor Charlotte Eyring, a Baltimore real estate agent for over ten years, “One of the best things about living in the heart of Baltimore is being within walking distance to abundant city amenities. From the Inner Harbor to restaurants and more than 60 museums, Baltimore has so much to offer, from the historic to the modern and cutting edge.”
Locust Point Historical Plaque in Baltimore, MD highlights to sacrifice soldiers made.
The Anthem House Apartments in Locust Point come in 1 and 2 bedroom models.
Locust Point is a charming neighborhood in East Baltimore.
Fort McHenry is a historic Revolutionary war site in Locust Point.
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Federal style row houses and modern townhouses compete for buyers’ attention
Thanks to its tight-knit location, most homes in Locust Point have water views or offer a location within walking distance to the harbor. Three-bedroom Federal-style rowhouses from 1875 have recently sold from $435,000 to $550,000. Brick townhouses from 2013 list from about $500,000 to $600,000 and offer ground-floor attached garages. Luxury three-bedroom condominiums at Silo Point have recently sold for $570,000 to $600,000.
Locust Point in Baltimroe has a mix of townhomes and condos available for rent.
Here is a renovated historical row of brick homes in Locust Point.
In Locust Point, you can find historic row homes with intricate brick finishes.
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Latrobe Park offers an off-leash dog park overlooking the Inner Harbor
Latrobe Park offers 6 acres, including a turf field for football and soccer, tennis and basketball courts, an off-leash dog park, and views of shipping cranes in the distance. For more green space and an afternoon of history, visit Fort McHenry, the birthplace of the national anthem. Explore the visitor and education center, tour the historic Star Fort, and learn about The Battle of Baltimore.
The fenced in dog park at Latrobe Park in Locust Hill is open to all friendly dogs.
Take a peaceful stroll through Latrobe Park in Locust Point.
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McHenry Row Shopping Plaza is a short walk from most Locust Point homes
McHenry Row Shopping Plaza features an intelligent mix of urban commerce, including bars, restaurants, breweries, and food shops. Grab morning coffee at Dunkin while dropping off at the local dry cleaner. Harris Teeter makes it easy to pick up groceries without having to drive. Barracudas Locust Point Tavern offers casual fine dining overlooking the Inner Harbor and Fort McHenry. With happy hours, catered events, and order-ahead Sunday pick-up dinners, they work hard to meet the dining and social needs of the neighborhood.
The McHenry Row Shopping plaza in Locust Point features an Iron Rooster restaurant.
Sticking with the dog theme, Howl McHenry Row sells top-quality pet goods in Locust Point.
For all you grocery needs, head to Harris Teeter in McHenry Row, in Locust Point.
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Only a few minutes from the Inner Harbor, Locust Point is a popular place to call home.
Farmers markets, festivals and Fleet Week keep residents entertained
The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore cultivates a year-round events calendar that drives tourism and keeps locals energized. From weekly farmers' markets to frequent music, food, and art festivals, there’s never a shortage of things to do. Baltimore Orioles or Ravens fans have no better place to live than Locust Point, as they can walk to home games. Maritime buffs will enjoy Maryland Fleet Week in June with tours of historic ships and naval vessels. Booklovers should not miss the opportunity to visit the world-famous George Peabody Library three miles north of Locust Point.
Baltimore City public, private and charter schools give families choices
Students in Locust Point can attend C-plus-rated Baltimore City Public Schools, including Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middle, with a B grade from Niche. Offering pre-K through eighth grade, it features English as a second language, gifted and advanced options and honors courses. Digital Harbor High, with a C-minus Niche grade, has a diverse student population and ranks as one of the best high schools in Baltimore for athletes. Baltimore Montessori is in the middle of Locust Point and is a C-plus-rated public charter school offering pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.
Locust Point provides education through Francis Scott Key School.
Digital Harbor High School is an innovative learning hub near the Inner Harbor of Baltimore.
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With easy access to I-95, Locust point is a prime location for commuters.
Interstate 95 connects Locust Point to the northeast and to Washington, D.C.
Interstate 95 runs through Locust Point, allowing residents easy access to the rest of the city or to I-695, the beltway around Baltimore. For nationally ranked healthcare, The Johns Hopkins Hospital is 3 miles north, while historic Sinai Hospital is 5 miles north off Interstate 85. Weekend travelers enjoy being 40 miles from Washington, D.C., 100 miles from Philadelphia, and 200 miles from New York City.
High crime rates don’t deter housing sales in Locust Point
The violent crime rate in the city of Baltimore is 11.90 per 1,000 residents, while the property crime rate is 37.28 per 1,000 residents. Compared to surrounding cities in Maryland, the crime in the Baltimore area is higher.
The Silo Point Apartments in Locust Point, MD overlook the inner harbor.
Locust Point of Maryland has new developed condominiums ready for sale.
SIlo Point is a modern apartment complex with amazing views of the Harbor in Locust Point.
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Locust Point Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Locust Point, Baltimore sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Locust Point, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $472,500, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Gorgeous recent renovation of a larger-than-typical Locust Point row home on sought-after Andre Street, a charming tree-lined street with easy access to Latrobe Park, Fort McHenry, McHenry Row, and major commuter routes. This unique 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home provides that classic Baltimore charm with extensive modern upgrades throughout, featuring exposed brick walls, dark hardwood floors, and an
Price adjustment! Beautifully Updated Home with CHAP Tax Credit in Locust Point!Don’t miss this incredible opportunity in one of Baltimore’s most sought-after neighborhoods. This three-level home with a finished basement offers style, functionality, and unbeatable location. The main level boasts gleaming hardwood floors, a spacious family room, a completely renovated kitchen, and a convenient
Welcome to 1445 Hull Street—an exceptional home in the heart of Locust Point! This generously sized home features three en-suite bedrooms, multiple living areas, and a beautiful design throughout.You’re greeted by a bright, airy living room featuring gleaming hardwood floors, exposed brick, and abundant natural light. The gourmet kitchen boasts granite countertops, stainless steel appliances,
Experience low-maintenance waterfront living in the heart of Locust Point. This light-filled residence offers serene, panoramic water views and an open layout featuring hardwood flooring, a chef-inspired kitchen with granite countertops, and generous storage throughout. The spacious bedroom includes a large walk-in closet and a spa-like bath, while a separate in-unit laundry area adds everyday
PRICE IMPROVEMENT- Ease of living in this this sophisticated urban retreat, one of Baltimore’s most architecturally iconic buildings—Silo Point. This stunning west-facing one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath residence offers expansive city, water, and sunset views through dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, filling the home with natural light. The open-concept living area showcases a striking
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Welcome to 1324 Haubert Street, a remarkable 3 bedroom, 3 bath residence nestled in Locust Point’s highly sought-after Haubert Square. Crafted by Stonington Builders in 2006, this home is part of a select community of only ten properties which are known for their high ceilings, width and outdoor spaces on all levels. If you are an organizational guru, this home is for you as it features an
Welcome to waterfront living at its finest in one of Baltimore’s most architecturally celebrated communities. This expansive 1,394-square-foot residence at Silo Point offers a rare combination of modern elegance, generous proportions, and sweeping water and skyline views from floor-to-ceiling windows that span from north to south.Designed with comfort and style in mind, the open layout
Centrally located on the pristine and burgeoning Baltimore Peninsula, 2460 Terrapin is Charm Citys choice for contemporary apartment living paired with luxury hotel-inspired hospitality. A remarkable blend of high end design with all the comforts of home, at Terrapin 2460, its a breeze to discover the joy of waterfront living.
Contact Owner Directly for Showings or InformationAshley Hubbard- Text/CallDo Not Contact Listing Agent 2 Beds 1.5 Baths - House 1215 Cooksie St, Baltimore, MD 21230-5230, United States 2 bedroom/1.5 bath Large, end of unit row home available in Locust Point w/ Private Parking Pad The first floor features:*Kitchen with stainless appliances, custom countertops and cabinets.*Large
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