1729 Lancaster St, Baltimore, MD 21231

This beautifully restored and lovingly maintained historic row house combines the best of fine historic finishes and modern amenities. You must see this house to truly appreciate all the attention to detail. Architecturally designed to maximize the space and storage on every level, this home has a bright and airy open floor plan that flows out to the garden and terraces on every level. The main floor features an entry vestibule, modern kitchen with counter-height dining, a custom-built dining table with banquette seating that can expand to seat a large dinner party, a two-story windowed light-well, crown molding, chair rails and built-ins, a wood burning fireplace in the living room and French doors leading to the terraced, landscaped yard. The yard features mature landscaping, crepe myrtle trees, lighting and an irrigation system. Private, secure access to the nearby alley and street is available via a charming path at the rear of the yard. The primary suite spans the second floor with a spacious bath and walk-in closet in the front of the house, including a soaking tub and separate water closet with a standing shower and toilet. The primary bedroom is on the back of the house, with a wood burning fireplace, closets and built-ins and French doors leading to a covered terrace overlooking the lower yard. The third floor has two bedrooms, one in the front and a second in the back, with French doors leading to another covered terrace. Between the bedrooms, there is a full bath, spacious laundry room, and a double closet and additional closet, both with upper storage, in the center of the house. The center of the home has abundant natural light, with windows on every level.*****Here are some of the special features and items in this home: 19th century lockset on front door, newly refinished brass exterior entry light, antique beveled mirror built-in the vestibule wall, Bisazza Italian glass tile kitchen backsplash, central vacuum system, vintage random width heartwood yellow pine flooring laid with cut nails, and Williamsburg style brass candle wall sconces with hand-blown glass globes. This house is listed on The National Register Fell's Point Historic District.