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A suburban community in a central Northeast Baltimore location
Named after two of its intersecting streets, the Moravia-Walther neighborhood mostly consists of residential properties, tucked away in a quiet suburb of Northeast Baltimore. Sharing a border with the Hamilton-Lauraville area, known for its array of shopping and dining options, locals have plenty of nearby activities to choose from. “One of the best things about Moravia-Walther is the surrounding communities,” says Marc Hagerthey, long-time area resident and Realtor with RE/MAX Components. A walk down Harford Road leads to shopping centers, locally owned businesses and restaurants. Morgan State University, Herring Run Park and Lake Montebello are a few of the many other attractions within about 1 mile. Homebuyers searching in Baltimore often choose Moravia-Walther for its CAP Index Crime Score of 3, which is significantly lower than other parts of the city. With an active neighborhood improvement association, residents prioritize safety and collaboration through fundraisers, holiday parties and community cleanups.
Moravia-Walther is a quiet suburb just 15 minutes from downtown Baltimore.
Brick Dutch Colonial homes in Moravia-Walther have plenty of character.
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Enjoying a meal on Harford Road and exploring Walther Gardens
Harford Road features most of the restaurants and stores near Moravia-Walther. Some favorites include Zeke’s Coffee, where customers can enjoy a latte after picking up a novel next door at Snug Books. Maggie’s Farm has supported area businesses and farmers by using regional products since it opened its doors in 2012 for brunch and dinner. Koco’s Pub is known for their famous 11-ounce crab cakes, which are so popular that people all over the country order them via overnight shipping. Shoppers can make a grocery run to Safeway or Harvest Fare and pick up prescriptions from CVS. The Walther Gardens and Nursery, acquired by The Margaret Cleveland company, has been a mainstay in the neighborhood since the 19th century. More than a gardening store, this half-acre property is complete with a white Queen Anne farmhouse at its center, offering fresh cut flowers, herbs, antique furniture and a wide array of gifts. In the summertime, visitors can try a cold treat in the garden from The Peggy snowball stand, which is the oldest in the country. In the winter, the garden hosts one of the biggest Christmas Tree sales in the area.
Opened in 1922 The Peggy snowball stand calls the Moravia-Walther home.
Koco's Pub is a popular gathering place for Moravia-Walther residents.
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Coming together through open markets and neighborhood improvement projects
The Moravia-Walther community promotes local businesses and events on their social media outlets. Many folks participate in these events, like the Hamilton-Lauraville Farmers Market. Held on Tuesday afternoons throughout the summer months, this market spotlights art, food and drink vendors. In July, the SoHa Street Market, located at the crossroads of Southern Avenue and Harford Road, also feature vendors, as well as live music and activities for children. In between big festivals and events, neighbors stay busy participating in composting and recycling initiatives, community clean-ups and holiday contests. The Walther Gardens also hosts Friday movie nights during the summer and flea markets in the fall.
Moravia-Walther residents can help support local business by shopping at the farmer's market.
Moravia-Walther residents can enjoy the many activities at the Lauraville Fair.
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Getting around by foot and other transportation options
Harford Road, Route 1 and Route 40 nearby make for quick trips around the city by car. But, as Hagerthey says, “The neighborhood is all walkable. You can walk or bike to all the local spots.” When it’s time to leave Moravia-Walther and make the 5-mile trek downtown, Maryland Transit Administration buses stop along Walther Avenue and Harford Road. For longer trips, flights take off from the Baltimore/Washington International Airport, about 15 miles southwest.
Exploring the parks, lakes and cemeteries
When residents aren’t walking to the shops or restaurants nearby, they can stroll through the many accessible green spaces. Moravia-Walther is home to B’nai Israel Synagogue’s cemetery, where visitors tour the historic headstones that line the walkways. The Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery lies right next door, as well. Miles of trails weave through Herring Run Park, which also features playgrounds, picnic areas and a long stream for fishing. Bikers can ride the 1.5-mile loop that surrounds Lake Montebello, a man-made reservoir, also popular among anglers. A bit farther south lies Clifton Park, which has a variety of amenities, including Baltimore’s first public golf course. The park also has a Community Food Forest, which started as a way to bring locals together over a common goal: to share their stories in a safe space and to grow produce in a city with many food deserts.
Moravia-Walther families can enjoy the tranquility of Herring Run Park.
Moravia-Walther residents can keep active at Lake Montebello 18-hole frisbee-golf course.
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Baltimore City Public Schools and Morgan University nearby
Children can begin their education at either Gardenville or Garrett Heights for elementary school, depending on their home address. Both schools earn C-minus grades on Niche, and Garrett Heights educates sixth through eighth graders, as well. Mergenthaler Vocational – Technical High School has a C-minus and offers a wide variety of programs, from college preparatory classes to Career Technical Education Pathways in fields such as nursing and engineering. For higher education, B-rated Morgan State University sits right outside of the neighborhood and places in Niche’s top 20 list for best Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the country.
Moravia-Walther students can attend Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High.
Moravia-Walther is located close to Morgan State University which was established in 1867.
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Diverse architecture and red brick duplexes in Moravia-Walther
Housing styles in Moravia-Walther include detached single-family properties and red-brick duplexes. Detached homes have a range of architectural styles, including Capes, colonials and even saltbox houses. Prices most often fall between $225,000 and about $325,000, though older duplexes that may require renovation can sell below $200,000. Sidewalks line most streets, contributing to the high walkability of the neighborhood. Because of the area’s suburban nature, homes often showcase well-kept front lawns that complement the driveways and long walkways that lead up to front doors.
Brick duplex homes are common in Moravia-Walther, and often have small yards.
A Bungalow style home with a dormer window and front porch on Rosekemp Ave in Moravia-Walther.
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Moravia-Walther Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Moravia-Walther, Baltimore sell after 73 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Moravia-Walther, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $257,000, down 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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