Colonial

Most rowhomes give you a floor plan and ask you to work around it. Three bedrooms stacked on top of each other, one bathroom if you're lucky, and just enough space to live in but not enough to spread out. 3005 N Calvert is a different conversation. Five bedrooms across three full floors is rare in a rowhome at any price. The crown molding, original hardwood floors, and columned millwork are still here. They haven't been ripped out in the name of a refresh, and every room is better for it. The kitchen's already been done right: white shaker cabinets, granite counters, a gas cooktop, and a built-in oven and microwave. This is a kitchen you actually cook in. The main level flows from an entry parlor room anchored by a two beautiful columns into a dining room with an ornate fireplace and a brass chandelier. You feel it the second you walk in. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own private balcony. That's not something you find in most rowhomes at this price point. Two more bedrooms and a full bath round out the second floor. Go up one more flight and you've got two additional bedrooms and another full bath. Guests, family, co-living, or a home office each get real space without eating into anyone else's. Out back, there's a deck off the kitchen for evening dinners. Out front, a classic columned porch for morning coffee. Two actual outdoor spaces, not just a stoop. Plus coveted off-street parking, a rarity in the neighborhood. The block still has its character. Mature trees, front porches, neighbors who actually sit outside. Close to everyday conveniences with an easy commute into the city. And just a few short blocks from JHU. Five bedrooms, original details that haven't been touched, a kitchen that works, and two full baths on separate floors. That combination doesn't come around often at this price. Call me today and let's get you in.

Most rowhomes give you a floor plan and ask you to work around it. Three bedrooms stacked on top of each other, one bathroom if you're lucky, and just enough space to live in but not enough to spread out. 3005 N Calvert is a different conversation. Five bedrooms across three full floors is rare in a rowhome at any price. The crown molding, original hardwood floors, and columned millwork are still here. They haven't been ripped out in the name of a refresh, and every room is better for it. The kitchen's already been done right: white shaker cabinets, granite counters, a gas cooktop, and a built-in oven and microwave. This is a kitchen you actually cook in. The main level flows from an entry parlor room anchored by a two beautiful columns into a dining room with an ornate fireplace and a brass chandelier. You feel it the second you walk in. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has its own private balcony. That's not something you find in most rowhomes at this price point. Two more bedrooms and a full bath round out the second floor. Go up one more flight and you've got two additional bedrooms and another full bath. Guests, family, co-living, or a home office each get real space without eating into anyone else's. Out back, there's a deck off the kitchen for evening dinners. Out front, a classic columned porch for morning coffee. Two actual outdoor spaces, not just a stoop. Plus coveted off-street parking, a rarity in the neighborhood. The block still has its character. Mature trees, front porches, neighbors who actually sit outside. Close to everyday conveniences with an easy commute into the city. And just a few short blocks from JHU. Five bedrooms, original details that haven't been touched, a kitchen that works, and two full baths on separate floors. That combination doesn't come around often at this price. Call me today and let's get you in.