Top 10 Trendiest Homes in Baltimore 2024
In a city as vibrant and diverse as Baltimore, the real estate market is always evolving. With the recent surge in interest rates, potential homebuyers and sellers are navigating a complex landscape. The low inventory of houses on the market has created a unique challenge for those looking to make a move. Despite these obstacles, there are still standout properties that have captured the attention of residents and real estate enthusiasts alike.
The Hottest of the Hot Houses for 2024
In the fifth spot, we have a charming Normandy-style house in Homeland, offering a Euro feel both inside and out. Boasting four beds, five baths, and 3,600 square feet, this gem was initially listed at a reasonable $695,000 in July, eventually selling for $775,000 in November.
Moving up to fourth place, a Georgian-style apartment at the top of the Warrington caught the eye of many with its spectacular city views and elegant design. With two beds, three baths, and 3,700 square feet spread over two floors, this light-filled apartment was listed for $2.5 million before being snatched off the market.
Securing the third spot are two former city libraries on the East Side, each with a unique history and charm. While neither property found a new owner, their rich heritage and prime locations near Hopkins Hospital make them noteworthy additions to the list.
Claiming the second position is an octagonal house in Mt. Washington, standing out for its unconventional layout and five bedrooms and baths. Priced at $699,000, this distinctive property eventually sold for $640,000, proving that uniqueness can be a selling point.
And finally, sitting at the top spot is a grand house in Guilford with a rich historical background. Originally home and office to a renowned physician from the early 1900s, this property boasts eight beds, eight baths, a pool, and a tennis/paddle court. Listed at $1.3 million, it sold for $1.25 million, showcasing the enduring appeal of classic architecture and timeless elegance.
Rounding out the Top Ten
In addition to the top five trendiest homes, other notable properties made the list for 2024, including a Baltimore Stone House with a Tennis/Pickleball Court, a historic yet modernized Mount Vernon townhouse, a unique three-roof, mid-century modern house, a Federal Hill home with stunning Inner Harbor views, and a church converted into a beautiful home with vaulted ceilings and an open-plan concept.
As we eagerly await the new listings and trends in 2025, let’s celebrate the unique charm and character of Baltimore’s real estate market. Here’s to a happy, safe, and prosperous New Year filled with exciting opportunities in the world of housing and design.
Meg Fielding, a local interior design and lifestyle blogger, and former president of the Baltimore Architectural Foundation, shares her insights and passion for the city’s architectural gems through her work. With a dual citizenship in the US and the UK, Meg brings a global perspective to her love for Baltimore’s rich history and vibrant real estate scene.
