$225,845Average Value$103Average Price per Sq Ft0Homes For Sale
A suburb of northeast Baltimore near city amenities
Tucked away beneath the community of Belair-Edison and located just south of Parkside is where you’ll find the compact neighborhood of Orchard Ridge. Located in Northeast Baltimore, this area, formerly known as Claremont-Freedom, is situated west of Herring Run Park and only minutes away from the Johns Hopkins Hospital Bayview Campus.
Yard 56 offers Orchard Ridge residents a delightful spot to enjoy both indoors and outdoors.
Orchard Ridge provides easy access to Baltimore's attractions, such as the National Aquarium.
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A mix of classic rowhomes, townhouses and apartments
Housing options here consist of modern townhouses, semi-detached rowhomes and apartments. Along Sinclair Lane, you’ll find longstanding traditional Baltimore row house styles, featuring two stories and red-brick facades complete with decorative awnings tastefully hung over doors and windows. South of Sinclair Lane and prior to Federal Avenue, this section of Orchard Ridge features a mixed-use community with options for both renting and owning. Prospective buyers can choose from vibrant modern townhouses painted in bright shades of red, orange and yellow; while tenants can choose to rent two- or three-bedroom townhomes or opt for a one- to three-bedroom apartment. The average sales price here is $200,000, varying depending on the age, size and location of the property.
Newly built townhomes comprised most of the Orchard Ridge neighborhood.
Two-story homes are common in Orchard Ridge.
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Area schools include public, private and college-prep options
Students here attend Baltimore City Public Schools, like Sinclair Elementary, Vanguard Collegiate Middle and Baltimore City College. Serving over 1300 students, Baltimore City College is a public International Baccalaureate World School, offering an intense college-preparatory program for high school students in grades nine through twelve. Established in 1839, this school is easily recognized from afar by its Gothic architecture including its 150-foot tower, nicknamed “Castle on the Hill.” A 34-acre campus, the school has received numerous awards including a “Silver Medal” as one of Maryland’s top public schools. For those seeking alternative options, this area is also home to Archbishop Curley High School, a private all-boys institution.
Orchard Ridge students can attend high school at Baltimore City College founded in 1839.
Vanguard Collegiate Middle School serves Orchard Ridge students from 6th through 8th grade.
Sinclair Lane Elementary School serves Orchard Ridge community.
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Herring Run Park offers trails, fishing and wooded escapes
And when you need some time outdoors, Orchard Ridge's proximity to Herring Run Park means having 375-acres of nature right at your front door. Featuring woodlands and valleys, plus the Herring Run Stream running down the middle, residents can enjoy hiking the area’s many trails, or break out the old fishing pole and enjoy some quiet time by the stream. For a change of pace, a visit to neighboring Belair-Edison's Clifton Park grants you access to a public golf course, clay tennis courts and many walking trails.
Orchard Ridge residents enjoy Herring Run Park on their doorstep.
Orchard Ridge residents can get their dose of nature at Herring Run Park.
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Residents dine and run errands close to home
While Orchard Ridge is primarily residential, there are plenty of essential amenities right next door to this community. Directly along Erdman Avenue, you’ll find casual eateries, like McDonalds and Nephew’s Pizza, mini-marts options like 7-Eleven and a Family Dollar Store. For a weekend outing, local Oliver Brewing Company, is open Saturdays and Sundays so you can sample their latest creations. Try one of their eccentrically-named brews like their “This Floor is Snakes” IPA, or the sour “Shaken Not Stirred – Painkiller.” Feeling like something a little less bold opt for the “Social Lager” and call it a night.
Orchard Ridge residents can stop by nearby Yard 56 for a quick bite at several casual eateries.
Orchard Ridge foodies head to Chaps Pit Beef for their award-winning sandwiches.
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Commuting out of Orchard Ridge
Another perk of living in Orchard Ridge? With proximity to I-895, Pulaski Highway, and Belair Road, you're always just minutes from where you need to be.
Orchard Ridge is serviced by the Baltimore City Bus System.
Orchard Ridge residents have easy access to major thoroughfares.
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Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall
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Federal St & Wilbur St Wb
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Sinclair Ln & Friar Field Run Fs Eb
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Federal St & Orville St Fs Wb
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Sinclair Ln & Coleman Ave Fs Eb
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Sinclair Ln & Erdman Ave Fs Eb
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Erdman Ave & Federal St Nb
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Erdman Ave & Sinclair Lane Nb
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Orchard Ridge Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Orchard Ridge, Baltimore sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Orchard Ridge, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $225,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Orchard Ridge is a beautiful community of unique and spacious apartment homes, located minutes from John’s Hopkins and downtown Baltimore that offers ample community amenities, off-street parking and a fully upgraded energy efficient appliance package including washer and dryer, which saves money for its residents. Whether you choose a one or two-bedroom apartment or a two or three-bedroom
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