If you enjoy living close to restaurants, museums and hot spots, take a look at homes for sale in the Baltimore, MD, neighborhood of Inner Harbor. Located in the heart of the city, this area is a bustling urban district loaded with entertainment options. Most of the properties in this neighborhood are high-rise condominiums that include amenities such as underground parking and concierge service. They're also close to the downtown business district, so you can get to work quickly. Ready for some excitement? Let Movoto Real Estate help you find a home you'll in this delightful Maryland town.
No matter where your interests lie, you're covered when exploring Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD, real estate options. Find yourself in this list, and see what this area has in store.
If you're a foodie or night owl, there will always be something to pique your interest at Power Plant Live! on the waterfront. This walkable destination mixes fantastic restaurants and clubs with live venues such as Rams Head Live! and the Pier Six Concert Pavillion, which regularly host Inner Harbor, Baltimore, events and concerts.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore is one of the city's premiere attractions. Its 225,000-gallon shark tank puts you nose-to-nose with these fearsome predators, and an aquarium visit is an excellent break from the Inner Harbor, Baltimore weather, which can be hot and sticky in the summer and gray and cold in the winter. If you have kids, pay a visit to the Port Discovery Children's Museum, which is packed with interactive exhibits that entertain and teach.
If you need a new team to go with your new home, you'll love how close Inner Harbor, Baltimore, is to Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium, home to Baltimore's professional baseball and football teams. Just don't wear Pittsburgh Steelers' colors on a Ravens game day. If you prefer college sports, there are plenty of regional teams to cheer for, including the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays and the Maryland Terrapins.
You can find fascinating examples of America's maritime history in the Inner Harbor, Baltimore. It's home to an impressive array of historic ships, including the USS Constellation, a frigate built in 1797, and the USS Torsk, a World War II submarine. And if you're a serious history buff, you won't be able to pass up a visit to nearby Fort McHenry, the place that inspired "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key.
There are plenty of things to do in Inner Harbor, Baltimore, if you enjoy hunting for bargains. Walk to Harborplace on the waterfront, and browse the local specialties and favorites its stores offer. For added variety, check out Broadway or Cross Street Markets in the city or one of the many nearby malls. Of course, no Baltimore shopping experience is complete without a visit to the Baltimore Farmer's Market and Bazaar, a weekly multicultural event located just north of the Inner Harbor.
If you've covered all the bases and you're still looking for something to do, there's one more Inner Harbor, Baltimore, attraction that might be just right for you: Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum offers a one-of-a-kind experience, and it's right on the waterfront.
The Inner Harbor, Baltimore, with its exciting and entertaining waterfront attractions and shopping opportunities, is surrounded by gorgeous condominiums, like this spacious three-bedroom condo on the 22nd floor with a stunning view. While large sections of the city are not well-suited to walkers, the Inner Harbor is a notable exception. Well-lit walkways connect most of its businesses and attractions.
Now that you know more about what stunning Inner Harbor, Baltimore, has to offer, it's time to make plans for a move. Connect with a Movoto agent now, and find the ideal place to start your Baltimore adventure.
