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Under the radar in East Baltimore
While at times it can feel like it blends into the surrounding area, Patterson Place is a Baltimore community that attracts buyers looking for a more laid-back atmosphere. “The main draw of Patterson Place compared to the surrounding area is that it’s more neighborhoody, fewer bars and restaurants,” says Meighan Sweeney, a Realtor with Cummings and Co. who has lived in Baltimore for 19 years. “We’re still close to the Inner Harbor and Fells Point, but it’s quieter than both of those places.” This relative sense of calm is matched well with the neighborhood's proximity to Patterson Park, one of Charm City’s most popular green spaces, and to thriving nightlife hubs like Fells Point and Canton, both of which are within walking distance. Despite its centrality, Patterson Place flies under the radar of many Baltimoreans, and residents prefer it that way.
Patterson Place is not far outside of the city.
Patterson Place residents love having easy access to Canton Waterfront Park.
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Row houses in Charm City
This densely populated neighborhood is made up entirely of the tightly packed row houses so emblematic of Baltimore. Most are two-story units constructed in the early 1900s, with either red brick or gray stonework facades, short front stoops and small back gardens that look out on alleyways. Prices range from $175,000 to $375,000 depending on the year a home was built, the status of any renovations and the number of bedrooms. Street parking is the norm in this part of the city, as driveways are uncommon or too small to accommodate more than one vehicle. While residents can apply for parking permits, spaces can be difficult to come by on weekends.
Patterson Place is abundant in row homes.
Enjoy a nice row home in Patterson Place.
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Baltimore’s oldest park
Patterson Place lies just to the north of Baltimore’s oldest and best-loved green space, Patterson Park. Locals gather here daily when the weather is nice, boating on the lake or practicing their ice skating and stick handling at the Mimi DiPietro Family Skating Center. This park is also home to the Patterson Park Audubon Center, which works to create bird-friendly environments in the park and around the city so that visitors might catch a glimpse of the famed Baltimore Oriole while picnicking on the hills.
Play some tennis in Patterson Place.
The Patterson Park Observatory in Patterson Place was built in 1890.
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From Patterson Park to Creative Alliance
Residents of Patterson Place searching for a way to spend a weekend need look no further than their own backyard. “I love living on Patterson Park,” Sweeney says. “They host cultural festivals throughout the year, and there’s free live music at the pagoda a couple of times a month. Spring and summer are a busy time to be around the park.” In addition to drawing crowds to the annual Fiesta Baltimore celebrating Latino culture, Patterson Park attracts locals and tourists for Brewfest, where they can sample over 40 local beers and enjoy live music and food trucks. For indoor entertainment, Creative Alliance on the southeastern edge of the park holds various programs, workshops and concerts throughout the year. Based in a former movie theater, this organization screens films, hosts concerts and displays exhibitions by local artists, and it's home to the popular Great Halloween Lantern Parade and Festival.
Take your dog for a walk in Patterson Place.
Patterson Place has many great places for outdoor time with friends.
Creatice Alliance in Patterson Place hosts many different classes.
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Groceries and good eats in Canton and Fells Point
The closest grocery store to the neighborhood is the Safeway on Boston Street, about a mile south. Residents are also just 2 miles from The Shops at Canton Crossing, where they can grab fresh produce at Harris Teeter and household necessities at Target. When craving Maryland’s favorite seafood, locals can call in an order at Blue Point Crab House on Montford Avenue. With Fells Point just over a mile away, neighbors have their choice of some of Baltimore’s best restaurants, including Ekiben, famous for their chicken sandwiches served on fluffy Asian-inspired bao buns.
Enjoy a bite to eat from Ekiben in Patterson Place.
Located in Patterson Place Blue Point Crab House offers daily fresh seafood options.
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Biotech, accounting and nursing at Dunbar High
Students on the east side of Patterson Place begin at William Paca Elementary, which earns a C-minus from Niche, while on the west side they are zoned to attend Commodore John Rogers Elementary/Middle, which scores a C. Baltimore City Public Schools students may attend their choice of the district’s high schools. The closest to the neighborhood is Paul Laurence Dunbar High, which also rates a C. Dunbar High is a magnet school that offers career technical education pathways in biotechnology, accounting and nursing.
William Paca Elementary School serves Patterson Place students from Pre-K through the 5th grade.
Patterson Park can attend Paul Laurence Dunbar High School.
In Patterson Park, Commodore John Rodgers Elementary and Middle School serves Pre-k-8th grade.
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Getting around in Crabtown
The northern edge of Patterson Place sits directly along Route 40, the community’s direct connection to the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital less than half a mile west. From Route 40 residents can connect to Interstate 83, which heads north toward Timonium, and Interstate 895, which provides the most direct route to Baltimore Washington International Airport 14 miles south.
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Patterson Place Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Patterson Place, Baltimore sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Patterson Place, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $212,000, down 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Incredibly rare and unique opportunity to own a stunning end-of-group 1920s carriage house, once a police station, just one block from Patterson Park! Brimming with historical charm, this spacious home showcases original hardwood floors and an expansive footprint—measuring an impressive 28 feet wide by 55 feet deep—making it one of the largest homes on the block. An additional lot (20 N),
Welcome to 115 N Bradford St – a charming and stylish townhouse located just steps from Butchers Hill! This beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom home blends modern finishes with classic Baltimore charm, featuring hardwood floors and an exposed brick accent wall in the main-level living room. The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and plenty of cabinet space. Upstairs, you’ll find two
Overlooking the park and rich with original character, this beautifully preserved three-story home offers the perfect blend of 1920s craftsmanship and thoughtful modern updates.Step through a formal foyer into the elegant living room, where high ceilings, gleaming inlaid parquet floors, large sun-filled windows, and a decorative fireplace mantle create a warm and inviting atmosphere. A
Marta LopushanskaBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty
Fully renovated 3/2 town house near Patterson Park. Hardwood floors on 1st floor with updated kitchen, large coat closet and laundry room . Master bedroom with full bath plus 2 bedrooms and full guest bath on 2nd floor. Fenced in back patio perfect for summer bar b q's. Full basement boasts tons of storage area.
For Rent – Renovated Rowhome Near Patterson Park & Johns HopkinsThis beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath rowhome offers the perfect mix of modern comfort and city convenience. Just two blocks from Patterson Park and minutes from Johns Hopkins Medical Center, the home sits within easy reach of local shops, restaurants, and the vibrant neighborhoods of Canton and Fells Point. Inside,
113 North Bradford Street — Prime Patterson PlaceSteps to Patterson Park and an easy walk to Johns Hopkins Hospital, this 3-bed, 2-bath brick rowhome puts you at the center of East Baltimore's most convenient corridor. Enjoy morning runs and weekend festivals in sprawling Patterson Park just a block away, and be on the Hopkins medical campus in about 12 minutes on foot (approx. 0.6
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