Time stands still in Bolton Hill, Baltimore’s most handsome and best maintained in-town neighborhood. Block after block of elegant row houses sweep up and down the gentle slopes. Neighbors chat on the sidewalks, and children play in the streets. Many Bolton Hill residents have lived in their houses for decades. Bolton Hill is close to Downtown and Midtown attractions, but peaceful and quiet, with little traffic. The neighborhood even boasts its own pool and club – the center of community life from May to September.

Charles North offers a distinctive collection of Victorian houses with splendid details conveniently located by Penn Station. In recent years, a group of enthusiastic renovators have made the blocks around St. Paul and Lafayette a showpiece of do-it-yourself handiwork. Many residents are commuters to Washington DC and love the convenience of walking to the train stations combined with an affordable mortgage for a unique and spacious home. The Charles Street commercial district is home to Baltimore’s premier art cinema and is convenient to the University of Baltimore.

Madison Park’s stately brick rowhouses and brownstone mansions present a stunning façade on Madison Avenue and Eutaw Place. Madison Park has the most spectacular Victorian houses south of New York City, at very affordable prices. The neighborhood has a rich history and is home to many famous Baltimoreans.

For a century and a half, Mount Vernon has been the heart and mind of Baltimore. One of America’s greatest collections of historic architecture, Mount Vernon is also one of the most dynamic and urbane districts anywhere. Seven thousand residents share this wonderful neighborhood with Maryland’s premier cultural institutions and the city’s best collection of fine restaurants.