1. Maryland
2. Baltimore
3. 512 CATHEDRAL ST #3

512 CATHEDRAL ST #3, Baltimore, MD 21201

• 1 bed |
• 1 bath |
• 672 sqft

Property Description

Charming on Cathedral Street! Stellar LOCATION with PARKING - picturesque brownstones on this tree lined, quiet one-way street foster euro-living with everything you need walking distance. Across the corner from The Walters Art Museum and surrounded by the city’s best coffee shops, 512 Cathedral is an iconic Mount Vernon home with the ease of condo living. Located on the FIRST FLOOR, it offers prime convenience with a deeded parking spot right by the back gate—making coming and going a breeze. Stylish and spacious this 1BR/1BA open loft-style condo has a smart two-level layout that maximizes space and natural light. The main living area features modern architectural bookshelves, wood floors, and lovely windows. Thoughtfully designed alcoves throughout are perfect for flexible living or working from home. Upper level open concept bedroom is private and bright and has a walk-in closet with washer and dryer. Newer windows throughout the unit. You can truly tuck away, but be close to city living. Lush parks without the yard work? Be inspired and infused by the area's architecture or art scene. Enjoy restaurants and cafes such as Dashery and Topside at Hotel Revival, Cafe Fili, Ceremony Coffee, Baby’s on Fire, The Coral Wig, Roggenart Bakery, The Owl Bar, and The Helmand. Enjoy co-working nearby at newly restored City House. A block from The Walters Art Museum and striking distance to the BSO, local theaters and Pratt Central Library. Walkable bodegas, grocery store Streets Market and soon to be renovated Eddie’s Market. Commutable to DC/NYC with nearby Penn Station, and locally with I-83, Light Rail, Metro, and bus routes.

Listing Status:

Coming Soon

Date Added:

August 28, 2025 at 05:00AM

Listing Office:

Compass : 4438733585

Listing Agent:

Kelly N. Knock : 4439060482

MLS ID:

MDBA2178442

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This listing courtesy of Kelly N. Knock, Compass