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Welcome to Ramblewood, a small neighborhood north of Baltimore.
Why do people choose to live in Ramblewood?
The modest townhouse suburb of Ramblewood lies in north Baltimore, sandwiched between the public facilities at Mount Pleasant Woods Park and the scenic trails of Chinquapin Run Park. Residents live close enough to shop at major malls and retail strips in Baltimore County or at the popular Belvedere Square Market in the city. Locals can also enjoy a movie at the historic Senator Theatre along the busy York Road corridor. Nearby highway access makes commuting easy, and proximity to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor means residents here are close to work and play.
Plenty of parks to visit within a few miles of home
Maryland is known as a state where you’ll experience all four seasons, and Baltimoreans love to spend time outdoors. When you live in Ramblewood, you’re never far from expansive green spaces and popular venues in north Baltimore and Baltimore County:
Chinquapin Run Park has a nature trail, tennis courts and a playground
Mount Pleasant Woods Park features the Mount Pleasant Golf Course and the Mount Pleasant Ice Arena,
Overlook Park offers a playground, as well as tennis, sand volleyball and roller hockey courts, in neighboring Baltimore County.
And for those times that call for indoor entertainment, the Senator Theatre screens classic films and newer blockbusters and has been a north Baltimore mainstay since 1939.
Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena near Ramblewood provides the community with a public NHL sized ice rink.
People can play basketball with some friends on the full court at Chinquapin Park.
The Senator Theatre is a historic Art Deco movie theatre on York road in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Home styles around the neighborhood
Ramblewood’s streets are lined with rows of brick townhouses, mostly built after World War II. Home prices range from the mid-$100,000s to the upper-$200,000s, varying by square footage and remodel status. On-street parking is common for residents, as many homes lack driveways and garages. “There are many affordable rowhomes around here,” says Christopher Stumbroski, a longtime native of Baltimore County and Realtor with eXp Realty, LLC. “There’s more bang for your buck rather than living a mile north in the county in a similar home.” The median sale price in Ramblewood is just over $237,000; for comparison, the median for Towson, 4 miles north, is nearly double that, coming in at $460,000.
Quaint rowhouses often feature modest front yards.
Single-family homes sometimes show up on the market in Ramblewood.
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The City Schools district offers school choice options
Baltimore City Public Schools is the district that covers Ramblewood. The district offers a school choice system for middle and high school students, based on composite academic scores, open enrollment and a lottery program.
Leith Walk Elementary School is close to Ramblewood.
Forest Park High School is part of the Baltimore City Public Schools district.
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Shopping centers in the city and over in Towson
Less than a mile south of Ramblewood is Alameda Marketplace, a commercial plaza with a Shoppers for groceries. Most local restaurants are along the Loch Raven Boulevard and Taylor Avenue intersection to the north, where you’ll find spots like Hip Hop Fish & Chicken, Tío Nace Grill BBQ and JoJoes Deli, along with a variety of fast-food options. Farther north in Baltimore County is Towson Place, a shopping mall anchored by retailers like Target and Marshalls, as well as a Weis Markets for groceries. Belvedere Square Market is a mile west and offers numerous restaurants and shops to explore in a food court setting. There, diners can head to Zoa K-BBQ for all-you-can-eat beef bulgogi and spicy pork belly or stop at Grand Cru to pick from a selection of more than 300 spirits, wines and beer. Locals also head to Belvedere Square Market to hear live music at the Summer Sounds concert series, which runs from the end of May through early September.
Belvedere Square Market near Ramblewood has a variety of different eateries and retail.
Atwater's uses organic & seasonal local ingredients to make fresh handcrafted traditional foods.
Stop by The Prigel Family Farm in Belvedere Square Market for some creamy & delicious ice cream.
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Commuting around Baltimore in minutes
Commuters can reach Downtown Baltimore after a 6-mile drive south and are close to several major routes in and out of the city. “It’s centrally located just off Northern Parkway, which is a major east-west corridor, then Loch Raven Boulevard and Perring Parkway serve as the main north-south corridors into the city,” says Stumbroski. “Good Samaritan Hospital is also a big employer in the area.” MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital is less than a mile away and has served the area for over 50 years. You can also take Maryland Route 295 just 16 miles south to catch flights out of Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Ramblewood is in close proximity to MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital.
For those using public transport, there are many bus stops along York Road & Belevedere Ave.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Ramblewood
US
Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
7
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Ramblewood Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Ramblewood, Baltimore sell after 44 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Ramblewood, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $230,000, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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