Property Highlights
- 1904 Historic Row House
- 2 Bedroom Layout
- Federal Hill Proximity
- 1092 Sq Ft Interior
- Boston Street Corridor
- Accessible Price Point
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Property Details
Sold Price: $269,000
2 Bed
1 Bath
1,092 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1904
Sold Price: $269,000
2 Bed
1 Bath
1,092 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1904
Executive Summary
14 S Curley St is a two-bedroom, one-bath Baltimore row house built in 1904, offering 1,092 square feet of living space in the Canton-adjacent 21224 corridor. The home carries the architectural character typical of early-twentieth-century Baltimore construction, situated on a residential street within reach of the waterfront, local dining, and the employment centers of downtown Baltimore. At $269,000, it represents a straightforward entry into one of Baltimore’s most established row house neighborhoods.
A Historic Baltimore Row House in the Heart of the 21224 Corridor
14 S Curley St is a two-bedroom Baltimore row house with roots going back to 1904, offering 1,092 square feet of interior space on a residential street in the 21224 zip code. The home reflects the enduring Federal-style row house construction that defines much of southeast Baltimore, with the kind of structural bones that reward thoughtful ownership.
The location places residents within close range of Canton’s waterfront, the dining and retail of O’Donnell Square, and the employment corridors of downtown Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus. Local cafes, neighborhood groceries, and parks are accessible without a car, and the area’s street grid makes commuting by bike a practical option.
At $269,000, the home offers a realistic entry point into a neighborhood where row house ownership has long been a defining feature of community life. The price reflects the home’s current condition and the opportunity it presents for a buyer prepared to invest in its next chapter.
At a Glance
- 1904 construction with classic Baltimore row house character
- 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath across 1,092 sq ft
- Located in the Canton-adjacent 21224 corridor
- Close to O'Donnell Square dining and Boston Street retail
- Accessible to downtown Baltimore and Johns Hopkins Medical Campus
- Priced at $269,000
1904 Row House Construction with Classic Baltimore Character
Interior and Layout
- 1,092 square feet of interior living space
- Two bedrooms with classic row house proportions
- One full bath
- Narrow, deep row house footprint typical of 1904 Baltimore construction
- Layout consistent with Federal-style Baltimore row house form
Kitchen
- Kitchen positioned within the classic Baltimore row house layout
- Opportunity to update and personalize to current standards
- Functional configuration within the home's existing footprint
Bedrooms and Bath
- Two bedrooms across the upper level of the row house
- One full bath serving the home
- Room proportions consistent with early-twentieth-century Baltimore construction
- Natural light characteristic of the row house form
Outdoor Space
- Row house exterior with street-facing facade on S Curley St
- Potential for rear yard space typical of Baltimore row house lots
- Residential street setting in the 21224 corridor
What Defines This Home
- Over 120 years of Baltimore row house history in a single address
- Canton-adjacent location with waterfront access and walkable commercial streets
- Entry-level price point with room to invest in updates and personalization
- 1,092 square feet of interior space in a proven two-bedroom configuration
- Classic Federal-style construction on a residential street in the 21224 corridor
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Close to MTA bus routes serving downtown Baltimore
- Bike-friendly street grid connecting to the waterfront and city center
- Car access to I-95 and I-895 for regional commuting
- Proximity to the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus employment corridor
Dining and Coffee
- O'Donnell Square restaurant and bar scene within the Canton neighborhood
- Boston Street corridor offering dining and retail options
- Local cafes and neighborhood eateries throughout the 21224 zip code
- Waterfront dining accessible along the Canton and Fells Point shoreline
Groceries and Errands
- Neighborhood grocery options within the Canton and Brewers Hill area
- Pharmacies and daily retail accessible along major commercial corridors
- Local hardware and home improvement resources nearby
- Farmers market activity in the Canton neighborhood
Parks and Recreation
- Canton Waterfront Park along the Baltimore harbor
- Patterson Park, one of Baltimore's largest neighborhood parks, nearby
- Boating and waterfront recreation accessible from the Canton shoreline
- Bike lanes and paths connecting to the broader Baltimore trail network
Property Location
About 14 S Curley St
14 S Curley St is a two-bedroom, one-bath Baltimore row house built in 1904, offering 1,092 square feet of interior space. The home’s construction is consistent with the Federal-style brick row houses that define much of the 21224 zip code, a building tradition that has proven durable across more than a century of Baltimore neighborhood life. The layout follows the classic Baltimore row house form, with rooms arranged across a narrow, deep footprint that maximizes usable space on a compact urban lot.
S Curley St sits in the 21224 zip code, a corridor that encompasses Canton, Brewers Hill, and the neighborhoods that border the Baltimore waterfront to the south. O’Donnell Square, the commercial and dining hub of Canton, is close by, as is the retail and restaurant activity along Boston Street. The area’s street grid supports walkable daily routines, and the proximity to the waterfront gives the neighborhood a distinct character among Baltimore’s row house communities.
Daily life in this part of Baltimore is shaped by the waterfront, the neighborhood’s walkable commercial streets, and the ease of access to the broader city. Local cafes, restaurants, and grocery options are within reach on foot or by bike, and the Canton waterfront park system offers outdoor space along the harbor. Downtown Baltimore, the Inner Harbor, and the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus are all accessible by car or public transit, keeping the home well-connected to the city’s major employment and cultural destinations.
Joe DeFilippo and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Baltimore row house market, with particular depth in the 21224 corridor and the Canton and Brewers Hill submarkets. We understand the nuances of early-twentieth-century row house construction in this part of the city, from condition assessment to comparable sales analysis, and we bring that knowledge directly to our clients. If you are exploring row house ownership in Baltimore’s southeast neighborhoods, we would be glad to share recent comparables and our read on what this market is doing right now.
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