5212 Springlake Way

Baltimore, MD 21212

Sold For
$925,000

Property Highlights

  • 5002 Sq Ft Interior
  • 4 Bed 5 Bath
  • 1929 Historic Construction
  • Two-Car Garage
  • HOA Community
  • 925K Asking Price
MLS ID
MDBA440448
Parking
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built
1929
HOA Fee
$345.00

Property Details

Sold Price: $925,000

4 Bed

6 Bath

5,002 Sq Ft

2 Garage Spaces

Year Built: 1929

Sold Price: $925,000

4 Bed

6 Bath

5,002 Sq Ft

Parking: 2 Garage Spaces

Year Built: 1929

Executive Summary

Set on Springlake Way in Baltimore’s established Homeland neighborhood, this 1929 single-family home delivers 5,002 square feet of living space across four bedrooms and five full baths, with an additional half bath. The home includes a two-car garage and participates in a homeowners association at $345 per month. At $925,000, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire a generously scaled historic residence in one of Baltimore’s most enduring residential enclaves.

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5212 Springlake Way, Baltimore, MD 21212

A Historic Homeland Home of Uncommon Scale

The home at 5212 Springlake Way stands as one of the more substantial residences in Baltimore’s Homeland neighborhood, a planned community developed in the early twentieth century and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1929, the structure reflects the architectural character that defines this enclave of curvilinear streets and mature tree canopy.

At 5,002 square feet, the interior offers a breadth of space rarely found in this zip code. Four bedrooms and five full baths provide flexibility across multiple floors, while the additional half bath accommodates daily living with ease. The two-car garage adds a practical advantage in a neighborhood where off-street parking is a genuine asset.

The homeowners association, at $345 per month, supports the maintenance and governance of the Homeland community. Buyers should review the HOA documents to understand the full scope of included services and community covenants.

Homeland’s position in north Baltimore places residents within reach of the amenities along York Road and the broader network of Baltimore’s northern neighborhoods, with access to Loyola University Maryland and the Sherwood Gardens area nearby.

Historic 1929 Construction
The home was built in 1929 within Homeland, a planned residential development that remains one of Baltimore’s most architecturally cohesive neighborhoods. The streetscape of curvilinear roads and established landscaping reflects the original design intent of the early twentieth-century development, which is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.
Generous Interior Scale
With 5,002 square feet of interior space, this home offers four bedrooms and five full baths alongside a half bath. That scale is uncommon in the immediate area and provides meaningful flexibility for a range of living arrangements across multiple floors.
HOA Community Structure
The Homeland Improvement Association governs the community with a monthly fee of $345. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request the full HOA disclosure package to review covenants, restrictions, and the scope of services covered by the monthly assessment.
North Baltimore Location
Springlake Way sits within easy reach of York Road’s retail and dining corridor, Loyola University Maryland, and the open green space of Sherwood Gardens. The broader north Baltimore network connects residents to the city’s cultural and commercial resources.

Property at a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms
  • 5 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
  • 5,002 Square Feet
  • Built 1929
  • 2-Car Garage
  • HOA $345/Month
  • Asking Price $925,000
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Property Features

Scale, History, and Practical Utility

Built in 1929 and spanning 5,002 square feet, this Homeland home combines historic architectural character with a layout that supports modern living. Four bedrooms, five full baths, a half bath, and a two-car garage form the core of a well-appointed residence in one of Baltimore’s most recognized planned communities.

Interior and Layout

  • 5,002 square feet of finished living space
  • 4 bedrooms across multiple floors
  • 5 full bathrooms and 1 half bath
  • Historic 1929 construction with period architectural character
  • Layout accommodates both formal and informal living

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Generous square footage supports substantial kitchen and dining areas
  • Common living areas scaled to the home's overall footprint
  • Floor plan reflects early twentieth-century residential design
  • Opportunity to update finishes while preserving historic character

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom suite within a four-bedroom configuration
  • Full bath access consistent with the home's five-bath layout
  • Ample square footage relative to comparable north Baltimore homes
  • Historic construction details throughout the upper-floor spaces

Parking and Exterior

  • Two-car garage providing dedicated off-street parking
  • Homeland's curvilinear streetscape and mature tree canopy
  • Exterior reflects the architectural standards of the historic district
  • HOA governance supports neighborhood-wide exterior consistency

What Sets This Apart

  • One of the larger single-family footprints available in Homeland at over 5,000 square feet
  • Historic 1929 construction within a nationally registered planned community
  • Five full baths in a four-bedroom layout is an uncommon ratio at this price point
  • Two-car garage is a meaningful advantage in this walkable north Baltimore neighborhood
  • HOA structure preserves the architectural and landscape character of the community
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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 the Baltimore Light Rail network via the Hunt Valley/BWI line
  • Connections to downtown Baltimore via York Road bus routes
  • Convenient access to I-83 for regional commuting
  • Proximity to the Baltimore Beltway (I-695) for cross-county travel
Dining and Coffee
  • York Road corridor offers a range of neighborhood dining options
  • Local cafes and coffee shops accessible from Springlake Way
  • Sherwood Gardens area supports nearby retail and casual dining
  • Loyola University Maryland vicinity includes additional food and beverage options
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible along York Road
  • Pharmacies and health services in the immediate north Baltimore area
  • Local hardware and home goods retailers nearby
  • Banking and professional services along the York Road commercial corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • Sherwood Gardens park and open green space nearby
  • Homeland Lake and surrounding green areas within the neighborhood
  • Access to Baltimore City recreational facilities in north Baltimore
  • Proximity to Cylburn Arboretum for outdoor recreation

Property Location

About 5212 Springlake Way

The home at 5212 Springlake Way was constructed in 1929 and encompasses 5,002 square feet across a four-bedroom, five-full-bath layout with an additional half bath. The scale of the interior is notable for the neighborhood, offering room configurations that support both formal entertaining and everyday living. A two-car garage provides off-street parking, a practical amenity in this part of north Baltimore.

Homeland is a planned residential community in north Baltimore, developed in the 1920s and 1930s and recognized on the National Register of Historic Places for its cohesive design. The neighborhood’s curvilinear streets, mature tree canopy, and architectural consistency distinguish it from surrounding areas. The Homeland Improvement Association maintains community standards and common areas, supported by the monthly HOA fee.

Springlake Way places residents within reach of the York Road corridor, where local dining, coffee shops, and neighborhood retail are accessible without a lengthy commute. Sherwood Gardens, known for its seasonal tulip display, is nearby, as is the campus of Loyola University Maryland. The broader north Baltimore location connects to the city’s cultural institutions, medical corridor, and downtown core via established road and transit routes.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring experience working with buyers navigating Baltimore’s north-side single-family market, including the distinctive dynamics of HOA-governed historic communities like Homeland. We have assisted buyers in evaluating comparable properties along the York Road corridor and in understanding the nuances of historic neighborhood covenants and HOA structures. If you are considering a similar home in Homeland or the surrounding north Baltimore area, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparable sales and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The monthly HOA fee is $345, paid to the Homeland Improvement Association. The specific services and covenants covered by this fee should be confirmed through the full HOA disclosure package, which prospective buyers are encouraged to request prior to making an offer.
At 5,002 square feet, this home is among the larger residences available in Homeland, where the housing stock tends toward well-maintained but more modestly scaled historic homes. The five-full-bath configuration and two-car garage further distinguish it within the immediate competitive set.
Homeland is a planned residential community developed in the 1920s and 1930s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its curvilinear street layout, architectural covenants, and mature landscaping reflect the original design vision and are actively maintained through the Homeland Improvement Association.
The home is positioned with access to Baltimore’s Light Rail network and York Road bus routes connecting to downtown Baltimore. Interstate 83 is accessible for regional commuting, and the Baltimore Beltway provides connections across the broader metropolitan area.
As part of a nationally registered historic district, the property may be subject to architectural review guidelines and HOA covenants governing exterior modifications. Buyers should review the HOA documents and consult with the Homeland Improvement Association to understand any applicable restrictions before planning renovations.
The home includes a two-car garage, providing dedicated off-street parking for residents. In a neighborhood like Homeland, where street parking can be limited on residential streets, a two-car garage represents a meaningful practical advantage.
The home is listed at $925,000. Given the 5,002-square-foot footprint, five full baths, two-car garage, and location within a nationally recognized historic community, the price reflects the relative scarcity of comparably scaled inventory in north Baltimore’s established residential neighborhoods.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass can provide recent comparable sales data, context on the Homeland HOA structure, and guidance on navigating the buyer process for this property. Reach out directly to discuss your priorities and schedule a private viewing.

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