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A rising star in east Baltimore
The east Baltimore neighborhood of McElderry Park draws its name from Thomas McElderry, an influential Irishman who immigrated to the area in the early 1800s. Today, homebuyers will find a diverse residential community undergoing revitalization. “The area is kind of going through a change right now,” says Luis Arrazola, an auctioneer with A.J. Billig & Co. and a lifelong Baltimore resident. “It’s becoming very popular for investors, and there’s a good number of buyers looking for property, but mostly the community is made up of working folks who are trying to live their lives peacefully. On weekends, you see neighborhood kids out riding bikes now. I’m just really impressed with how it’s come up in the last couple of years.” With colorful murals adorning the buildings, an active community association and proximity to one of Baltimore’s best-loved parks, McElderry Park is well on its way to transformation.
McElderry Park is a densely populated neighborhood in East Baltimore.
The Amazing Port Street Garden in McElderry Park is a community maintained space.
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Classic Baltimore row houses
Prospective homeowners will be greeted by the familiar sight of Baltimore’s classic row houses, which line the streets of McElderry Park. “It’s mostly two-story row houses, no single-family units,” Arrazola says. These tend to feature short front stoops and small backyard driveways that open onto alleyways where one is likely to bump into a neighbor while taking out the trash. Prices begin around $100,000 for homes requiring updating, rising to around $275,000 for fully renovated units. “Very few properties actually make it to market right now,” Arrazola continues. “When they do, they sell very fast. It’s a high-demand area.”
Most rowhomes in McElderry Park have red-brick facades.
Many rowhomes in McElderry Park are painted bright colors.
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The appeal of the Northeast Market
Residents can shop for groceries at Aldi on Fayette Street or can head to the south side of Patterson Park to the Safeway on Boston Street. McElderry Park is also a short half-mile walk from the Northeast Market. Established in 1885, this public marketplace hosts more than 30 local businesses, including The Heavenly Hotdog Grill, where locals can indulge in one of Baltimore’s favorite pit beef sandwiches. For a culinary adventure in the open air, neighbors head 1.5 miles south to Fells Point, a shopping and nightlife destination where they can enjoy a rich bowl of authentic ramen at Kippo or jam to live music at Cat’s Eye Pub.
Lunch is a breeze at the Northeast Market, a short walk from McElderry Park.
Located just south of McElderry Park Blue Point Crab House has daily fresh seafood selection.
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Schooling in Charm City
Children in McElderry Park are zoned to begin their education at William Paca Elementary, which earns a C-minus from Niche. Students in this neighborhood may choose which of the city’s middle and high schools to attend. The nearest middle school is Tench Tilghman Elementary/Middle, also a C-minus, where students can participate in the robotics club. Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, which scores a C, is the closest public high school to the neighborhood. Dunbar High School offers students career technical education pathways in nursing, emergency medicine and biotechnology.
Athletic fields at Paul Laurence Dunbar Community High School
Tench Tilghman Elementary/Middle serves students from Pre-K through the 8th grade.
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Proximity to Patterson Park
This neighborhood sits just a half-mile north of Baltimore’s oldest green space, Patterson Park. “Lots of people walk down there,” says Rachel Dooley, a Realtor with Cummings and Co. who has sold real estate in the area for the past 4 years. “It’s nice because you can be close to the park without the price jump of living in the Patterson Park neighborhood.” Here, locals gather on the rolling green hills for picnics beneath shady trees or compete against visiting teams on one of the 18 available athletic fields. Patterson Park also features a public swimming pool and the Mimi DiPietro Family Skating Center, where children splash or skate to their heart’s content watched over by the towering historic pagoda.
There's plenty of space for basketball at Patterson Park.
McElderry Park is located just north of 133-acre Patterson Park.
Enjoy a day out at Patterson Park with the family.
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McElderry Park is serviced by the Baltimore City Bus System.
Getting around on the Baltimore Metro
The southern border of McElderry Park bumps against Route 40, giving residents the quickest access to the Johns Hopkins Hospital and to Interstates 83 and 95. Hopkins is the end of the Baltimore Metro subway line, so locals can catch the train here out to shopping destination Owings Mills, a 19-mile trip, in just under 30 minutes. Residents can make the 15-mile drive to Baltimore Washington International Airport, or they can drive to Penn Station, take the MARC train and be at the airport in roughly 15 minutes.
McElderry Park's central location makes commuting to Downtown Baltimore a breeze.
The sights and sounds of the Inner Harbor
McElderry Park is just over 2 miles from Baltimore’s famous Inner Harbor, where residents can visit the National Aquarium and catch a concert at the Baltimore Soundstage or Power Plant Live. From here it is a short walk over to Camden Yards, where scores of orange-clad Orioles fans cheer their team on from the historic venue.
Support for the McElderry Park community
McElderry Park’s motto is “Neighbors Helping Neighbors”, and residents are living up to this ideal by organizing community clean-ups to minimize littering, establishing community gardens and a housing coalition and working in concert with the Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition to support locals struggling with addiction and difficult home situations. HEBCAC provides career and housing services for community youth as well as recovery programs for those suffering from addiction.
McElderry Park Community Association is great place to volunteer and meet your neighbors.
McElderry Park's motto is neighbors helping neighbors.
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McElderry Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in McElderry Park, Baltimore sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in McElderry Park, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $124,550, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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