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The steady growth of Station North
In Station North, residents feel the hum of creativity in their daily lives. This neighborhood was the first area in Baltimore to receive a state designation as an arts and entertainment district, and over the past few years there has been significant effort to encourage growth. “It’s become a much more fashionable neighborhood than even when I moved here 40 years ago,” says Francis O’Neill, reference librarian at the Maryland Center for History and Culture and Baltimore native of 40 years. “The influx of students from Johns Hopkins and the Maryland Institute College of Art has really helped bring the area some love and attention.” Where once there were bustling street cars and thriving businesses, students and artists weave in and out of studios and classrooms, attend festivals, grab coffee at On The Hill and watch movies at The Charles Theatre. “The neighborhood had really run down towards the middle of the 20th century,” O’Neill continues. “But there’s some life blossoming up again now.”
Station North is located in the heart of Baltimore City.
Station North is Baltimore's arts and entertainment district.
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North Avenue and Charles Street serve as major shopping and dining hubs
The closest grocery store to Station North is the Save A Lot on Maryland Avenue. Locals can pick up necessities at the CVS one mile away on North Charles Street. North Avenue is the main hub of life in Station North, home to popular student haunts like the Station North Arts Cafe Gallery and lounging nightlife spots like The Club Car. The Charles Theatre also draws visitors from out of town. “The Charles started showing newsreels back in the ‘40s,” O’Neill says. “In the 1960s someone bought it and started playing movies, and now it’s a major film hub for all of Baltimore.” Club Charles, located across the street from the theater, has been a city-favorite dive bar for over 70 years. Recently, trendy restaurants like Foraged have cropped up, offering a menu that rotates with available in-season produce.
Built in 1892 The Charles Theatre is a wonderful night out for Station North residents.
Station North residents can pick up necessities at nearby CVS.
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Artscape and the Maryland Film Festival
Come summertime, Station North and its neighboring communities play host to America’s largest outdoor arts festival. Artscape takes over multiple blocks along Mount Royal Avenue and attracts more than 350,000 visitors, featuring local artisans, live music, interactive exhibits, food, drink and outdoor recreation. Station North is also the home of the Maryland Film Festival, hosted annually at the restored SNF Parkway Theatre on North Avenue. This five-day event features screenings of films from all over the world, which viewers can experience from balcony seats beneath an ornate roof constructed in 1915.
Every summer Station North host Artscape America's largest outdoor art festival.
The Maryland Film Festival calls Station North home.
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Classic Baltimore row houses
Homes in Station North are mostly concentrated east of St. Paul Street, bumping up against the Green Mount Cemetery. Prospective owners have their choice of two- and three-story row houses that feature red brick or stone-carved facades, short front stoops and narrow backyards. Most homes were built between the 1850s and 1920s, and many have undergone full interior renovations. A two-bedroom townhouse prices around $200,000, while three-bedroom options rise around $300,000.
Larger three-story rowhomes are available in Station North.
Station North is a densely populated neighborhood located in Baltimore City.
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The Green Mount Cemetery
The largest swath of green space in Station North is Green Mount Cemetery, where residents can take a quiet stroll through the monuments and headstones and savor the silence in the middle of the city. There are also a pair of pocket parks. Both Paul Povlock Memorial Park and McAllister Park offer swing sets and picnic tables for use on summer days.
A peaceful spot McAllister Park is a nice break from busy city life.
The east side of Station North is boarded by Green Mount Cemetery.
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Penn Station and the Light Rail
Baltimore’s Penn Station is right next to the neighborhood, so residents of Station North enjoy easy access to both the Amtrak and MARC trains. By train, Washington, D.C. is reachable in under an hour, while New York City is just over a 2-hour trip. The Mount Royal/MICA Light Rail station is also within walking distance, giving residents access 10 miles south to Baltimore Washington International Airport in roughly 30 minutes. Interstate 83 frames the west side of Station North. This highway is the quickest way for drivers to get in and out of the neighborhood.
Baltimore's Penn Station is located in the Station North neighborhood.
The Mt Vernon Light Rail Station is a short walk from Station North.
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Schooling in Station North
Students in Station North are zoned for Dallas F. Nicholas Senior Elementary School, which rates a C-minus on Niche and offers a debate and civic engagement enrichment program. Students can then apply for their choice of middle and high schools. The Baltimore Design School, which Niche scores a C, is located directly in the neighborhood and supports grades 6 through 12 in architectural and graphic design pursuits.
Baltimore Design School serves students from the 6th through the 8th grade.
Dallas F. Nicholas Sr. Elementary School building in Barclay.
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The duality of Baltimore
Station North has a CAP Index Crime Score of 7, higher than the national average of 4. It is down the bus line from Baltimore’s largest methadone clinic, and the corner of North Avenue and Maryland Avenue has been popular with patients for years. The result is that many of Baltimore’s age-old scars are still visible among the attempted revitalization. “There are a lot of buildings there designed for commercial use, but it hasn’t quite taken off yet,” O’Neill says. “It’s kind of a battleground between the two types of life we see in Baltimore, and we’ve yet to see which will win.”
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Station North Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Station North, Baltimore sell after 74 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Station North, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $293,550, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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