
Bright MLS # MDBA2234716 · Baltimore City
A 1930 home on a corner lot in the middle of Mount Washington, with space to host, space to work from home, and a fenced backyard built around an in-ground pool.
You come in through an oversized foyer with room to entertain. Formal living and dining rooms sit off the entry for holidays and dinner parties. A family room handles everyday life and opens to the covered side porch and the yard. The main level also has a dedicated office and a guest room.
The eat-in kitchen opens onto a side deck that looks over the backyard. With three finished levels above grade, there is room for a household that keeps growing.





Interior photos and floor plans will be added here before the home goes live on October 23.
Mount Washington began in the 1850s as a summer retreat from downtown Baltimore and joined the city in 1914. It still feels like a small town: winding, tree-lined streets, a walkable village center, and a Light Rail stop that puts downtown a short ride away.
Restaurants, cafés, salons, galleries and boutiques along Sulgrave and Kelly Avenues, including the Mount Washington Tavern and Baltimore Clayworks.
A restored 19th-century cotton mill across the Kelly Avenue bridge, anchored by Whole Foods, with Starbucks, a wine shop and a pharmacy. Free parking.
More than 12 miles of paved path from Mount Washington south through Cylburn Arboretum and Druid Hill Park to the Inner Harbor.
Over 200 acres of gardens, woodland paths and a Victorian mansion, reached by the trail's pedestrian bridge over Northern Parkway.
Fields and open space along the stream, plus lacrosse, rugby, swim clubs and running routes nearby.
The Jones Falls Expressway is minutes away, for an easy run downtown or north to Towson and Hunt Valley.
Trains from the village station run north to Hunt Valley and south to downtown and the airport, every 10 to 15 minutes at most times.
Two buildings side by side: an elementary school building and a separate middle school building. Children can stay with the same school community from kindergarten through eighth grade, and the middle school follows the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme.
Homes like this one sell on their setting as much as their floor plan. Angela has represented buyers and sellers across Baltimore City and the surrounding counties for 25 years, and she markets the neighborhood along with the house.
Office 410.823.0033. Touring 2111 Carterdale? Showings begin Thursday, October 23, and the open house is Saturday, October 24, from 12 to 2 pm. Get directions