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Mount Vernon is Baltimore’s cultural heart — a neighborhood where history, art, and architecture meet urban convenience. Once home to the city’s gilded-age elite, Mount Vernon is now one of Baltimore’s most walkable and inspiring places to live. The streets are lined with 19th-century brownstones, grand mansions, and ornate Beaux-Arts buildings that frame pocket parks, fountains, and leafy squares. Many have been thoughtfully restored as elegant condos, boutique apartment buildings, and stately townhomes, offering residents the charm of historic architecture with modern amenities. Living in Mount Vernon means being surrounded by Baltimore’s finest arts and dining scene. The neighborhood is home to the Walters Art Museum, The Peabody Institute, and the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, with countless galleries, performance venues, and music clubs just steps away. Food lovers can explore a vibrant restaurant scene that includes The Helmand, Sotto Sopra, Tio Pepe, Café Fili, and The Owl Bar — all beloved local institutions. Stylish cocktail lounges, cozy coffee shops, and neighborhood pubs add to the area’s convivial energy. Commuting and travel are effortless: Penn Station is just a few blocks away, offering Amtrak and MARC service to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York. The Charm City Circulator, Light Rail, and I-83 make getting around the city simple. With its blend of cultural sophistication, historic beauty, and urban accessibility, Mount Vernon attracts professionals, artists, and anyone who values architecture, walkability, and a strong sense of community.
Mount Vernon is Baltimore’s cultural heart — a neighborhood where history, art, and architecture meet urban convenience. Once home to the city’s gilded-age elite, Mount Vernon is now one of Baltimore’s most walkable and inspiring places to live. The streets are lined with 19th-century brownstones, grand mansions, and ornate Beaux-Arts buildings that frame pocket parks, fountains, and leafy squares. Many have been thoughtfully restored as elegant condos, boutique apartment buildings, and stately townhomes, offering residents the charm of historic architecture with modern amenities.
Living in Mount Vernon means being surrounded by Baltimore’s finest arts and dining scene. The neighborhood is home to the Walters Art Museum, The Peabody Institute, and the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, with countless galleries, performance venues, and music clubs just steps away. Food lovers can explore a vibrant restaurant scene that includes The Helmand, Sotto Sopra, Tio Pepe, Café Fili, and The Owl Bar — all beloved local institutions. Stylish cocktail lounges, cozy coffee shops, and neighborhood pubs add to the area’s convivial energy.
Commuting and travel are effortless: Penn Station is just a few blocks away, offering Amtrak and MARC service to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York. The Charm City Circulator, Light Rail, and I-83 make getting around the city simple. With its blend of cultural sophistication, historic beauty, and urban accessibility, Mount Vernon attracts professionals, artists, and anyone who values architecture, walkability, and a strong sense of community.
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6227 N Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21212
Jessica Dailey of Compass
