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Locust Point offers quaint city living on the Patapsco River
The urban peninsula of Locust Point is a beloved Baltimore neighborhood, renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere, as well as its proximity to both the bustling Interstate 95 and multiple public transit corridors. The community is also homes to quaint parks and Fort McHenry, a historic national landmark. The recently built McHenry Row shopping area provides access to retailers and restaurants within the neighborhood.
Locust Point Historical Plaque in Baltimore, MD highlights to sacrifice soldiers made.
Locust Point is a charming neighborhood in East Baltimore.
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Luxury condos and rowhouses, old and new
The neighborhood is defined by its compact brick rowhouses, some of which date back to the late 19th century and some of which have been built within the last decade. Prices range from the upper $200,000s to the lower $700,000s, varying by square footage, age and amenities. “Locust Point is known more for the architecture; it features really nice condominiums, in addition to the Baltimore classic rowhouses,” says James Baldwin, a Realtor with Compass, with over 18 years of experience serving the greater Baltimore area. “Some feature attached garages, which make homes a bit larger, and are convenient for folks who want garage parking.” Buyers can also find Contemporary-style condos ranging from the lower $300,000s to the upper $700,000s, with some offering luxury amenities like private balconies and 24-hour front desk service.
Locust Point in Baltimore has a mix of townhomes and condos available for purchase or rent.
A row of historic townhomes, popular in Locust Point.
In Locust Point, you can find historic rowhomes with intricate brick finishes.
SIlo Point is a modern condo complex with amazing views of the harbor in Locust Point.
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Places to play at Latrobe Park, and the historic Fort McHenry
Latrobe Park is Locust Point’s main green space, offering baseball and soccer fields, a dog park and courts for basketball, tennis and beach volleyball. Perched on the eastern shore of Locust Point is the Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, a military base that successfully repelled a British naval fleet during the War of 1812, saving the city of Baltimore from invasion. The victory at Fort McHenry inspired Francis Scott Key to write the poem that would become America’s national anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner. Today, guests can tour the fort’s grounds, learn about the history of the battle and take a nature hike around the mile-long Seawall Trail loop surrounding the “Baltimore Bastille.”
Latrobe Park offers a fenced-in dog park.
Take a peaceful stroll through Latrobe Park in Locust Point.
Fort McHenry is a historic Revolutionary war site in Locust Point.
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How to get around in Locust Point
The community is connected to highways, buses and public ferries, meaning locals have several options for transportation across Charm City.
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is 12 miles away and Washington, D.C. is just over 40.
Downtown Baltimore is less than 3 miles away
LocalLink and Charm City Circulator buses stop along main roads in the area, including Key Highway and East Fort Avenue
The Locust Point terminal is a stop for the city’s HarborConnector passenger ferry, connecting locals to points of interest along the Patapsco River
The Maryland Cruise Terminal lies south of Locust Point and is a major port of entry for Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian Cruises
Nearby Baltimore City schools
Baltimore City Public Schools is the district serving Locust Point. City Schools’ choice system allows families to apply to multiple middle or high schools, including magnet and charter options, rather than defaulting to a zoned school. “Locust Point and Riverside are very similar as far as demographics and reasons for moving,” says Baldwin. “There are popular city schools around here, and families choose to stay and live there for a long time.” The neighborhood is home to Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middle School, which shares park space with Latrobe Park and is ranked as the second-most diverse public K-8 school in Maryland by Niche.
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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Locals shop and dine at McHenry Row
McHenry Row is a newly built mixed-use development within the neighborhood, where office buildings and apartment complexes are intertwined with fast-casual establishments and a Harris Teeter for groceries. Locals can walk to Easy Like Sunday for brunch or to Diamondback Brewing Company for drinks.
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 your grocery needs, head to Harris Teeter in McHenry Row, in Locust Point.
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Locust Point Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Locust Point, Baltimore sell after 37 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 $447,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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