Rarely available MidCentury townhouse built in 1968 by the acclaimed architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen. The main level has an efficient kitchen in the front, and an open floor-plan in the rear with a sunken living room/dining room with a wall of windows overlooking a beautiful walled garden. The second floor has two bedrooms and one full bath. The lower level has a family room, or space for a guest room, a full bath and storage/laundry room at the rear. New Roof and Windows. Enjoy 2 Parking Spaces right in front of your house! Location is ideal for discerning buyers who seek city life at its best...Community, Transportation, Parks, Amazing Neighbors, Restaurants, Cafes, Arts and Culture at your doorstep. HOA Fee is only $900 per year. Steps to Penn Station to grab the MARC Train to DC, or Amtrak to Philly or NYC, Hopkins Shuttle, Bus Routes and Bike Lane. Subject to Midtown Special Benefits District Surcharge Tax.
Appliances: Dishwasher, Dryer, Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Microwave, Gas Oven, Gas Range, Washer
Exterior & Building
Stories: 3
Water Source: Public
Parking: Off Street
Heat Type: Forced Air, Natural Gas, Exhaust Fan
Air Conditioning: Central Air
Sewer: Public Sewer
Financial
Sales Price: $350,000
Real Estate Tax: $6,119/yr
HOA Fees: $900/yr
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“A distinctive 1968 Hugh Newell Jacobsen townhouse in Bolton Square, featuring a dramatic sunken living room, walls of glass, a private walled garden, and two parking spaces.”
1412 Mason Street, Bolton Hill
The Neighborhood: Bolton Hill Baltimore Real Estate
Bolton Hill is a historic central Baltimore neighborhood known for grand nineteenth century townhomes, tree lined streets, and proximity to cultu...
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