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A community under restoration in Northwest Baltimore
A glance at Parkview-Woodbrook will reveal tightly packed rowhouses on dense residential streets, contrasting with Druid Hill Park’s wide open landscape next door. The Mondawmin Mall also sits on the other side of the neighborhood, supplying access to a variety of amenities by foot. While Parkview-Woodbrook has a CAP Index Crime Score of 5 out of 10, with higher scores for violent crimes, the community currently faces a restoration period. “It’s an affordable area that’s up-and-coming. There’s lots of growth coming to that part of Baltimore,” says Chantal Chi, a local Realtor with Realty One Group Excellence. The city opened a recreation center in the area to encourage a sense of community and has also implemented housing programs to assist first-time buyers. The progressing Parkview-Woodbrook neighborhood offers starter-home prices, proximity to the metro and backdoor accessibility to one of Baltimore’s largest and most popular parks.
Parkview-Woodbrook residents can enjoy stunning sunset views from the nearby Druid Hill Park.
Enjoy sitting on your front porch in Parkview-Woodbrook.
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A walk away from the multiuse Druid Hill Park
Residents on Druid Hill Avenue or Auchentoroly Terrace in Parkview-Woodbrook get a front-porch view of one of the nation’s oldest parks. “The main draw for people that are buying a home is that that area is still affordable and is directly across the street from Druid Hill Park, which is a great area for families,” Chi says. “It’s a very large park with different festivals and carnivals.” Tennis courts, a swimming pool, a full-length disc golf course and a sizeable botanical conservatory comprise just some of the park’s many recreational activities. While the park remains public, folks can buy a yearly membership, issuing unlimited access to additional events and the Maryland Zoo, home to the largest colony of African penguins in the country. Other outdoor spaces include Hanlon Park, currently under renovation. When Hanlon reopens, visitors can walk the trails, relax in the central plaza or play on the athletic fields and jungle gym.
Read about the history of Druid Park in Parkview-Woodbrook.
The Maryland Zoo in Parkview-Woodbrook has some amazing wildlife,
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Finding a home in one of Baltimore’s Healthy Neighborhoods
Neighborhood homes consist of two- and three-story rowhouses. Most date back to 1920 and feature Federal- and Victorian-style architecture, though some builds can be traced to the neighborhood’s initial formation in the 19th century. Many properties in the area are undergoing renovation. “It’s in a transition. If you’re looking for a suburb, this is not it. It’s city life over here,” Chi says. Homes are packed closely together and span city blocks, with trees and shrubbery adding a splash of greenery against the red brick or neutrally repainted buildings. Newly redone homes tend to sell in the $200,000 to $300,000 range, while those in need of restoration often cost below $110,000. Incentives have also been instated for new homebuyers looking in the area. “It’s considered a Healthy Neighborhood, so the city offers programs for first-time buyers, like $10,000 grants to buy a home there,” Chi explains. “It’s an opportunity to get into the neighborhood while it’s still affordable.”
Row homes are very predominant in Parkview-Woodbrook.
Homes in Parkview-Woodbrook come in different shapes and sizes.
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Shopping at Mondawmin and dining in Hampden
With Mondawmin next door, shoppers don’t have to travel far for everyday needs and services. The mall has popular retailers like Ross, The Children’s Place and GameStop, as well as Shoppers, a regional supermarket with a deli and bakery. Fast and casual dining options include Subway and Dunkin’ Donuts, though sit-down restaurants can also be found nearby. The Hampden district, under 3 miles away on the other side of Druid Hill Park, houses West 36th Street, known for its array of restaurants and nightlife spots. The Avenue Kitchen & Bar serves American food with a splash of Mexican, South American and Mediterranean influences. After a nice dinner, adults can head to Zissimos Bar, open until 2 a.m. Folks can catch a sports event on TV at Zissimos by day and stay for the occasional comedy show, bingo game or live music performance by night.
Do your shopping at Mondawmin Mall in Parkview-Woodbrook.
Avenue Kitchen and Bar near Parkview-Woodbrook is a great spot for dinner.
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Seasonal activities and downtown entertainment
Most Baltimore attractions and events take place about 3 miles away in the downtown area. Visitors can check out the National Aquarium and explore the Marine Mammal Pavilion, located right along the Inner Harbor. Music lovers can catch a show at the Baltimore Soundstage, while Ravens and Orioles fans can attend a game at their respective stadiums. Druid Hill Park hosts plenty of community gatherings, as well, like the AgriHood Baltimore Farmers Market during the summer and fall seasons. This weekly event is run by the non-profit group, Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm, whose mission is to bring Baltimore communities together, support local farmers and promote healthy food choices. For those already involved in or interested in learning about Baltimore’s Jewish culture, the former synagogue-turned-community center, Third Space at Shaarei Tfiloh, sits right off Liberty Heights Avenue. The center not only holds religious ceremonies, but also hosts lectures, concerts and workshops.
Access to Baltimore City Public Schools
Children can begin their education at Dorothy I. Height Elementary, a relatively new school, unranked by Niche, that opened its doors in 2018. The school was part of Baltimore City Public Schools’ 21st Century School Buildings Program, which has worked to provide new, modern facilities for students. Sixth through eighth graders can transition to Mount Royal Elementary/Middle, which earns a C-plus grade on Niche. Mount Royal is one of four middle schools in the city with the Ingenuity Project, through which students can take advanced math and science courses. While families have school choice for ninth through 12th grade, the closest option is Frederick Douglass High, which scores a C-minus.
Frederick Douglass High School is a public school located in Baltimore MD.
Mount Royal Elementary/Middle School serves students from Pre-K-8th grade in Parkview-Woodbrook.
Dorothy I. Height cultivates lifelong learners by supporting all students in Parkview-Woodbrook.
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Transportation options in Parkview-Woodbrook
Locations near the metro are highly desirable in Baltimore, and the Mondawmin Mall next door features a subway station. “The neighborhood is more about the park, but it’s commuter-friendly with two trains and bus stations right there,” Chi says. Travelers can take the metro and Light RailLink to the Baltimore/Washington International Airport, about 12 miles south. For those traveling by car, Parkview-Woodbrook offers the same degree of convenience. “It’s close to major highways, one being 83, which can quickly take you downtown,” Chi expands. Local Maryland Transit Administration buses stop nearby, as well, providing routes around the city, including to Sinai Hospital, the closest health care center.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Parkview-Woodbrook
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
9
4
Assault with Weapon
8
4
Robbery
7
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
9
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Parkview-Woodbrook Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Parkview-Woodbrook, Baltimore sell after 65 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Parkview-Woodbrook, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $145,500, up 112% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
ONLINE AUCTION: Bidding begins 12/19/2025 @ 10:00 AM. Bidding ends 12/23/2025 @ 12:40 PM. List Price is Suggested Opening Bid. Deposit: $5,000.00. The property at 2857 Woodbrook Ave is a two-story brick rowhome located in Baltimore's Auchentoroly-Parkwood neighborhood. The property is vacant. Nearby attractions include Druid Hill Park, offering extensive green spaces and recreational facilities,
Lot of potential - Needs work. Please schedule all showings online via Showing Time. Offers may be entered ONLINE through Monday, December 29, 2025 at 3:00 pm. AT SELLER'S DISCRETION, AN OFFER MAY BE ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME.
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