There’s a charming rowhouse in Patterson Park, a converted ballroom condo in Mount Vernon and an updated rowhouse with a rooftop deck in Federal Hill.

There’s a charming single-family home in Northeast Baltimore, a historic rowhouse in Locust Point and an end unit rowhouse with a two-car garage.

Everybody needs a bonus log cabin, right?

Looking for a unique home in Baltimore? Check out these four nontraditional condos, including a converted tobacco warehouse and a former school. Prices range from $150K-$795K.

There’s a stunning rowhouse in Riverside, a single-family home with a large backyard and a beautifully updated rowhouse in Little Italy.

Here are three unique real estate listings in line with the median sale price of all Baltimore homes sold in 2022.

Having access to the outdoors can sometimes be a rarity in a city of rowhouses. Here are three listings that boast lush gardens, large private courtyards and rooftop decks with harbor views.

Whether you’re looking to live at the beach full time or dreaming of a vacation home, here are four real estate listings within driving distance of Baltimore, ranging in price from $264,900 to $1,799,900.

The Orioles are winning again, and it’s an exciting time to catch a game at Camden Yards. Here are four real estate listings, ranging from $195,000 to $$649,000, within walking distance of the stadium.

If you love city living, but still want access to nature and open space, here are four real estate listings ranging from $275,000 to $450,000.

There’s an updated home in Cedarcroft, a classic home in Homeland and a sleek rowhouse with rooftop deck in Riverside.

There’s a converted church condo, an 1860s school building condo and an industrial condo in a converted grain elevator.

Five real estate listings with rooftop decks, ranging from $299,999-$1,295,000.

There’s a classic stone rowhouse, a one-of-a-kind cliffside abode and a charming cottage with a yard.

Baltimore’s Inner Harbor is the crown jewel of the city and living along the waterfront offers beautiful views, easy access to the pedestrian promenade and proximity to top attractions.

Could you live in a house smaller than 1,000 square feet? These three homes, ranging from 199,000-$235,000, pack a lot of punch into their small footprints.

The man who developed aluminum laminated skis and the Prince oversized tennis racket meticulously redesigned this house and created one of the most beautiful private tennis courts in the country.

The three listings include a converted firehouse, a stunning historic home renovated from top to bottom and an inviting updated home with a yard.

There’s a beautifully updated row house, a Queen Anne-style Victorian, a shingle-style home perfect for gardeners and a traditional stone home with an attractive screened-in porch.

They could be perfect for a single person, first-time homebuyers or anyone looking to downsize.