339 E 25th St, Baltimore, MD 21218

● Renovated Property Projected to Achieve a 12.4% Cash-on-Cash Return and 9.84% Cap Rate ● Value-Add Opportunity in Barclay, a Centrally Located and Revitalizing Baltimore Neighborhood ● Three-Unit End-of-Group Rowhome with Mixed Residential and Commercial Potential ●Close Proximity to Johns Hopkins University, Charles Village and Thriving 25th Street “Black Wall Street” Current Unit Interiors: This end-of-group row home features three units: a two-bedroom apartment, a one-bedroom apartment, and an office with lower-level storage space. The apartments include laminate countertops, wood cabinets, and 20” gas ranges. Apartment bathrooms feature modern vanities and steel tubs with vinyl enclosures, while the office includes a half bathroom. Interiors combine a mix of plaster and wood paneling in the apartments, with drywall walls and ceilings in the office. Flooring in the apartments is a mix of laminate and carpeting, while the office is finished entirely with laminate flooring. A USE Permit is in place for 2 Dwelling Units; any kind of office or medical use is also permitted under the OR-1 zoning. Utility Specifics: The first-floor office and second-floor apartment are heated by mini-split systems, while the third-floor apartment currently has no heating system installed. A central Rheem 40-gallon gas-fired water heater serves all units. Electric service includes one meter with a double stack for potential expansion, and gas service is provided by a single meter. Observable plumbing consists of durable copper and C-PVC supply lines, along with PVC drain lines. What’s Great About Barclay: Located just outside Charles Village, the Barclay neighborhood presents an excellent value-add opportunity for investors. Positioned in the heart of Baltimore City, Barclay sits between Penn Station and Johns Hopkins University, offering unmatched convenience for renters. The 2020 Census data highlights the strong tenant profile in the area, with a median age of 35 years, over 50% of residents holding Bachelor’s degrees or higher, and a median household income of $60,000. These demographics reflect a highly educated and stable renter base. With 60% of residents renting, there is consistent demand for well-maintained housing in this vibrant area. Barclay has seen significant revitalization in recent years, with residents working to redevelop housing stock and create beautiful green spaces. The nearby Station North Arts District adds to the neighborhood’s appeal, offering cultural venues, galleries, and unique dining experiences. The 25th Street commercial corridor further enhances tenant convenience, anchored by Safeway grocery store and a mix of small businesses known as “Black Wall Street” within walking distance.