Hot House: 142 W. York Street, Otterbein. 1820’s house with architect-designed renovations, respecting the original space. Two bedrooms, two baths, 2448 square feet. Asking price: $614,000
1920s Tudor house offers old world details in quiet, convenient location
Hot House: 1023 Winding Way, Poplar Hill, Baltimore, 21210.
Four bedrooms, five and a half baths. Tudor influences throughout. Fireplaces and original wood paneling. Off-street parking and garages. Built in 1928. Asking price: $1,000,000
Hot House: 7,000 sq. ft. 1920’s manor house in Lutherville
312 Meadowcroft Lane, Lutherville.
Hot House: The original Meadowcroft manor house located in Lutherville. Six bedrooms and 4.5 baths; garage; carriage house/barn with additional living quarters; central heating and cooling; lots of Old World charm and details; 2+ acres; fireplaces; pool. 7,300 square feet. Asking price: $1.399 million.
Elegant colonial by renowned architect asks under $1M in Guilford
Hot House: 4001 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, 21218.
Elegant and classic Laurence Hall Fowler-designed brick house on Charles Street in Guilford. Seven bedrooms, five baths. Breakfast room and sunroom. Numerous fireplaces and French doors. Two-car garage. Level lot. Driveway and parking pad. Asking price: $995,000
Sweet 1920s cottage stands out in contemporary neighborhood
Hot House: 18 Merry Hill Court, Pikesville 21208
Hot House: Shingle-style cottage with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. New siding and trim, new sliding French-style doors. Two-car garage. Pool. Two-story foyer. Two-story wood-burning fireplace. Private grounds, with a 1.8-acre lot included. Asking price: $1,295,000
1854 farmhouse on 3+ acres in Lutherville-Timonium
Hot House: 1606 Broadway Rd, Lutherville Timonium, MD 21093.
Three-bedroom and two-bathroom farmhouse on 3+ flat acres in Lutherville between Greenspring Avenue and Falls Road, complete with log cabin and run-in shed. Built in 1854: $415,000
Mt. Vernon apartment with extraordinary detail on market for $224,900
Hot House: 8 W. Madison Street, Unit 25, Baltimore, MD 21201.
Approximately 837 square foot studio apartment with hardwood floors throughout, entryway with built-in sitting nook and bookcases leading to the great room; updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and ample cabinet space. Located in the heart of Mt. Vernon: $224,900
Condo with harbor views just right for watching NYE fireworks
Hot House: 300 International Drive, Unit 2301, Baltimore, MD 21202.
Large three-bedroom, two-bath condominium on the 23rd floor of the Four Seasons. Deck, walk-in closets, wet bar, and windows that extend the length of the condo to survey the spectacular views. 2,208 sq. ft.: $2,750,000
Hampden rowhouse offers all the fun of 34th Street with none of the hassle
Hot House: 3432 Keswick Road, Baltimore, 21211
Light-filled end-of-group with open floor plan. Great first floor with sweet front porch, bright living room, separate dining room, spacious white kitchen with ample cabinet space, luxury counters, subway tile backsplash, and gray herringbone floor. Lower level has 7+ foot ceilings, bonus family room with natural light, and a large full bathroom. Second and third floors have three bedrooms, large renovated full bathroom, and second-floor laundry room. Rear deck leads to yard and parking pad. Many upgrades throughout. $269,900
Grand Mt. Vernon mansion, owned by a Catholic order for the past 87 years, asks $1.25M
Hot House: 1128 N. Calvert St.
Mansion and carriage house with gorgeous details ideal for hotel, office, B&B, distinguished residence, private club or business. Large public spaces on first floor. Spacious rooms, many with fireplaces and adjoining baths on second and third floors. Twelve bedrooms, 8 bathrooms. Wood floors under carpet well preserved. Designed by architect Charles Carson in 1891 for the Hooper Family: $1,245,000
