$399,900

Renovated from top to bottom, 1620 Hollins Street is the rare Baltimore rowhome that keeps every bit of its historic character while living completely new, and it comes with a CHAP historic tax credit, keeping your property taxes down while you enjoy all of it. Step through the double front doors into a sun-filled entry with exposed brick and gleaming hardwood floors that run the length of the main level. The open living and dining spaces are anchored by a striking original black mantel fireplace and designer accent walls, and the classic wooden staircase with its turned newel post leads to a full upper level of bedrooms. The kitchen is built to gather in, with white shaker cabinetry, granite countertops, a mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a long breakfast bar with seating, all opening to the dining area so the whole main floor flows as one great room. Bathrooms pair modern vanities and mosaic tile with warm exposed brick, and the upper bedrooms offer new carpet, ceiling fans, and abundant natural light, including one with its own decorative fireplace. Every system and finish presents as fresh, so you get the soul of an 1800s Hollins Market rowhome with none of the old-house work. The location sells itself: Hollins Market is right here in the neighborhood, and you are minutes to the B and O Railroad Museum, the University of Maryland Medical Center and BioPark, Camden Yards, M and T Bank Stadium, Lexington Market, and the Inner Harbor, with MARC's Camden Station for an easy DC commute and quick access to I-95, I-395, and MLK Boulevard. Historic character, modern everything, a tax credit, and a main level made for entertaining. Come see it in person.