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A small-town vibe with a city's amenities
A quiet suburb nestled alongside Interstate 83, Medfield offers Baltimore residents a respite from busy city life while maintaining a convenient location. Home to some 2,000 residents, most residential development occurred between the 1920s and 1960s. “The value here is pretty stable,” says Associate Broker Rick Lake of Advance Realty with more than twenty years’ experience. “People who like the city love this area because they can get to the light rail easily.” Folks utilize the public transportation for a quick hop to Downtown Baltimore or take the five-mile drive themselves. There are plenty of amenities are nearby as well. Medfield Park lies at the neighborhood’s center, with more parks and retailers on the periphery.
The Rotunda Shopping Mall is your one stop shop for all your needs.
Hampden is a colorful stretch of shops, restaurants and bars in converted row houses.
Locals can use the light rails to get around major parts of the city of Baltimore.
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A variety of housing types in Medfield
Originally home to many local textile mill workers, this area’s homes trend towards modesty and practicality. Here, prospective buyers will find detached single-family homes in various styles, including ranchers, split-levels and Cape Cods. Duplexes are also common here, featuring small front porches and wood-sided facades. The most prevalent design in Medfield is the traditional two-storied Baltimore rowhome. With red-brick facades and roofed front porches, these homes are perfect for a small patio set, a pair of chairs, and a quiet evening. These builds typically fetch between $200,000 and $400,000. New construction options offer modern takes on the townhome and allow prospective buyers to design their builds from start to finish.
Small shaded front porches allow Medfield residents to escape the heat in the summer.
Duplexes are another common home style within the Medfield neighborhood.
Newly constructed townhomes are starting to spring up throughout Medfield.
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Attending class in Medfield
Students can attend Medfield Heights Elementary, rated B-minus by Niche. Featuring a variety of afterschool activities like Chess Club, choir and an instrumental music group, this elementary school touts itself as a multi-generational “family of learning.” Hampden Elementary / Middle earns a B from Niche and serves grades kindergarten through eighth. Western High earns a B-minus, with neat extracurriculars like the stock market and robotics clubs.
Medfield Heights Elementary School serves Medfield students from preschool to fifth grade.
Harlem Park Elementary/Middle School is a public school serving grades PK-8 in Baltimore, MD.
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A day at Medfield Heights Park
Medfield Heights Elementary is also home to Medfield Heights Park, which hosts several athletic fields, basketball courts and open green spaces. Nearby, visitors will find the Medfield Heights Rec Center, offering a variety of classes, theatre productions, arts and crafts activities, and gym programs to residents throughout the year.
The Medfield Heights Recreation Center is located within Medfield Heights Park in Medfield.
Play a game of pick-up basketball with friends at Medfield Heights Park in Medfield.
Medfield Heights Park offers Medfield residents a variety of athletic fields and courts.
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Quick bites close by
Close to Hampden’s The Avenue and The Rotunda, residents of Medfield have easy access to any retail and restaurant needs. “It’s easy to get to and from the highways, and it’s not too far of a walk or drive to restaurants, either,” explains Lake. Folks can walk The Avenue and browse the many local boutiques and shops, like Atomic Books or Double Dutch, and pick up a good read or some new clothes. Stop at the Golden West Café for a meal amidst modern, rustic decor, or pop over to The Charmery for a quick ice cream cone. The Rotunda offers healthy options at MOM’s Organic market, where locals can shop for climate-friendly foods and support sustainability.
Cool off on a hot summer day with an ice cream cone at The Charmery near Medfield.
Often local businesses are in old row homes in the Medfield neighborhood.
Medfield residents have several grocery store options nearby including MOM's Organic Market.
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Annual events to explore in Baltimore
Baltimore hosts events for all ages across all seasons. Each May, folks pilgrimage to Baltimore for the Maryland Film Festival, a five-day event showcasing talented directors’ short films and feature pictures. For a more cultural exploration outside, check out the annual Artscape. This get-together is the largest free arts festival in the country, featuring live music, dance and poetry workshops.
Cupids Chase 5K is an annual fundraiser to support people with disabilities.
The Walters Art Museum hosts many workshops and events such as the Lunar New Year Celebration.
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Locals love the convenience of the light rail
The Light Rail runs from the Cold Spring Lane stop straight into Downtown. Residents can utilize this public transportation for a direct route to Baltimore’s amenities, which takes about 17 minutes. Driving one’s own car is still ideal, but locals living on the neighborhood’s south side benefit from some restaurants within walking distance.
Locals can easily access Downtown Baltimore by taking the light rail.
The Woodberry Light Rail Station is located at the corner of Union and Clipper Avenues.
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Reviews
Niche Reviews
3.99 Reviews
3.0Niche User
6/13/2014Niche Review
The local food is wonderful, however there are not a lot of options. Many of the businesses sell similar food items on their menus.
4.0Niche User
6/13/2014Niche Review
It's gorgeous here and there is a great park, right in the area, that makes you forget that you are in the middle of Baltimore City because it is so beautiful, peaceful, and quiet.
4.0Niche User
6/13/2014Niche Review
The specific neighborhood that I live in is wonderful.
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Medfield Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Medfield, Baltimore sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Medfield, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $382,000, up 34% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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