$171,222Average Value$86Average Price per Sq Ft3Homes For Sale
A quiet, close-knit community in southwest Baltimore
Hidden among other suburbs of its kind in southwest Baltimore, Tremont is a neighborhood that visitors will miss if they blink. This tiny grouping of residential streets is home to single-family homes and apartments tucked along a tree line. Bordered by the community of Ten Hills, Tremont is just five miles from the cultural hub of Downtown and four miles from sprawling Leakin Park, the largest woodland park of any East Coast city. Despite its proximity to Downtown, Tremont remains somewhat inconspicuous, with several retailers and restaurants nearby. “Tremont is close-knit and quiet, compared to some of the surrounding neighborhoods,” says Realtor Nzinga Anderson of Realty One Group Excellence with more than five years’ experience.
With a border of newly built townhomes, Tremont has a welcoming and friendly neighborhood feel.
Most homes in Tremont are standard Baltimore rowhome styles.
1/2
Older rowhouses along parallel streets
Parallel streets of tightly packed single-family homes define this neighborhood. Attached red brick row houses and tidy yards represent the neighborhood of Tremont in southwest Baltimore. Tremont’s two-story row houses typically include narrow front and back yards and cozy front porches whose decorative awnings provide shade and personality. Well-tended and carefully mowed lawns reflect the pride residents take in their homes. “They’re older homes, so they’re a bit bigger and sturdier than new developments,” says Anderson. Parking is available in rear lots and on the surrounding streets. Pricing ranges between $100,000 and $215,000. For those looking for alternative housing options, this neighborhood also offers one and two-bedroom apartments on its north end.
Row homes in the Tremont neighborhood typically span multiple units, creating a traditional Baltimore streetscape.
Most row homes in Tremont offer small front porches for residents to relax on.
Apartment communities are a more affordable option for Tremont residents.
1/3
Getting the grade in Tremont
Students in Tremont can attend Thomas Jefferson Elementary / Middle for kindergarten through eighth grades. The school earns a C-minus from Niche and provides arts assemblies and workshops to encourage creative development. When they reach Edmondson-Westside High, also rated a C-plus, students can learn a variety of trades, including culinary arts and carpentry.
Edmondson-Westside high School is located near the Hunting Ridge and Uplands communities.
Thomas Jefferson Elementary School building is in Hunting Ridge.
1/2
A day outdoors at Irvington Park
Residents seeking fresh air can head just a half-mile south to Irvington Park, an ample grassy green space alongside Maidens Choice Run, the local stream. It sits adjacent to Beechfield Elementary’s playground and features a generous baseball field. Irvington Park also has a fenced-in soccer field with bleachers for spectators. A short drive north lands locals at the Carrie Murray Nature Center, a great spot where families can spend the weekend. The center also has nature camps for kids in the summer, where they can explore the outdoors and interactively learn more about nature.
Tremont residents can take their furry friends to play and socialize at a nearby dog-friendly park.
Residents stroll through Tremont on evening walks with their pups.
Irvington Park has several large athletic fields for residents to enjoy.
1/3
A quick drive to Tremont's restaurants
Essential amenities like grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations and casual eateries are easily accessible within a three-mile radius. Locals can start their day at Sugar Mama’s, a breakfast spot on Frederick Avenue. They serve tasty dishes like salmon hash, which are available for carry-out. For authentic Nigerian cuisine, residents of Tremont should check out Malam Ishaku Suya. This family-owned and operated restaurant offers catering services. Folks must take a short car ride west to the Sam’s Club for weekly groceries. There is a Lowe’s sharing the same parking lot for any DIY needs.
Sugar Mama's in Tremont is one of the most popular hidden breakfast spots in the city.
The pancakes and bacon at Sugar Mama’s in Tremont are worth the wait, drawing regulars from across the city.
Malam Ishaku Suya serves authentic Nigerian cuisine for events and carryout, adding international flavor to Tremont.
Near Tremont, the Edmondson Square Shopping Center offers restaurants and shops for everyday convenience.
1/4
Using the CityLink
Tremont is traversable by foot, taking only minutes to walk from one side to the other. “Tremont is really close to the train, for those commuting to DC or some of the southern Maryland counties,” says Anderson. The CityLink blue and purple lines branch away from Tremont toward Downtown, making for about a twenty-minute trip with over a dozen stops. While not the ideal method of reaching the city, it requires hardly any walking to reach the initial bus stop.
Tremont features several bus stops, including access to the Purple Line, which connects residents to destinations throughout Baltimore.
Tremont is a small, walkable community with sidewalks throughout, perfect for daily strolls.
1/2
Plenty of events in Downtown Baltimore
Downtown Baltimore has dozens of events to keep visitors and locals occupied year-round. One seasonal favorite is the Fourth of July Fireworks celebration, which features free live performances to accompany the spectacle. Foodies will be pleased with Summer Restaurant Week. Folks can sample from Baltimore’s best restaurants across a ten-day festival, as the title suggests. Literary minds enjoy the International Edgar Allan Poe Festival & Awards. This gathering consists of Poe-inspired art, performances, and even a Poe impersonator for immersion.
Located only a few miles from Downtown Baltimore, Tremont offers tight-knit community living.
You never know who you might meet while exploring the Carrie Murray Nature Center near Tremont.
GreatSchools:
The GreatSchools Rating helps parents compare schools within a state based on a variety of school quality indicators and provides a helpful picture of how effectively each school serves all of its students. Ratings are on a scale of 1 (below average) to 10 (above average) and can include test scores, college readiness, academic progress, advanced courses, equity, discipline and attendance data. We also advise parents to visit schools, consider other information on school performance and programs, and consider family needs as part of the school selection process.
View GreatSchools Rating Methodology
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall
18 min drive
Bus
Frederick Ave & Tremont Rd Wb
Reviews
Are you familiar with the Tremont neighborhood?
to let others know what life in this neighborhood is like.
Tremont Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Tremont, Baltimore sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Tremont, Baltimore over the last 12 months is $157,500, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Just steps from beautiful green space and convenient bus lines, this thoughtfully updated home offers comfort and peace of mind. Upgrades over the past two years include a brand-new roof (only months old), new HVAC, appliances, floors, granite counters and much moreEnjoy the open-concept main floor — perfect for entertaining. Or use the spacious, fully finished, basement as a place to
Seize the fantastic opportunity to purchase this charming end-of-group townhome and transform it into your dream residence! This property offers a generous layout, making it the perfect canvas ready for you to put your own touches on it.Step up to a lovely covered front porch, an inviting spot to relax and welcome guests. Inside, you'll find a spacious main level featuring a comfortable
Huge Opportunity to own a lovely 4 bedroom 2 bath Porch front town home in West Baltimore - Over 2000 square feet of space to make your own . Perfect for a renovation or 203k project. This home sells with loads of equity and design potential. At full price this home gives the buyer tons of equity to fund any project or design. The owner wants out of the landlord business and has earned richly
Stacie Teal-LocustThe Real Estate Store of Maryland LLC
Surround yourself in community living and green spaces. Our apartment homes are designed to combine affordable, contemporary charm with smart interior detail to deliver a comfortable lifestyle. Located in a prime location, near Pen Lucy Road and North Beechfield Avenue, Hunting Hills provides easy and convenient access to interstate and public transportation, as well as Baltimore’s shopping,
Property Id: 1091220Beautiful 3 bedroom apartment / 1 bath upstairs apartment . *There is no seperate living or dining room area. You can utilize one of the rooms as a common area*. Water bill split amongst each meter / per unit. Open satellite ceiling in bathroom for amazing view. Full walk in kitchen. Secured building with hard wired cameras. 1 AC unit will be provided. Per wired for
Sound Score® measures the noise level of any address. Transit Score® measures access to public transit. Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address.
Disclaimer: Certain information contained herein is derived from information provided by parties other than Homes.com. Our sources include: Accuweather, Public Records and Neustar. All information provided is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed to be accurate and should be independently verified.
