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Hot House: Hilltop Row House In Hampden, $284,900

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Hot House: 1026 West 38th Street, Baltimore, MD 21211

hampden row househampden row house frontBrick-front Federal style Hampden row house, circa 1880, with front porch and new roof. Three bedrooms, two full baths, 1,328 sq. ft over two stories with unfinished basement and rear parking pad. Original architectural details. Living room, dining room, large kitchen, laundry room, full bath with shower on main level.  Upstairs master bedroom and ensuite bath with tub. Two further bedrooms. Full unfinished basement. New energy-efficient windows. New front retaining walls, fully fenced backyard: $284,900

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Hot House: Converted 1930’s Schoolhouse On 3.3 Acres With Trout Stream, $765K

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Hot House: 2705 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MD 21117

Open House: Wednesday, April 11, 12-2PM

One-story stone schoolhouse, circa 1930, with slate roof. Converted in 1984 to three bed, two and a half bath, 3,000 sq. ft. home in excellent condition. Thirteen- foot ceilings, original Georgia pine floors, large windows. Entrance hall connects front and back doors. Arched doorways, fan lights, original schoolhouse drinking fountain.  Updated country kitchen opens to large living-dining area with stone fireplace. En-suite master on ground level, updated bath, glass shower. Large stone patio and gazebo. German Viessmann five-zone boiler, new heat pump, and a/c. Full attic, partial unfinished basement. Private 3.3-acre property with stream set back from road on private drive: $765,000

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Hot House: Former Fed Hill brewery with big personality, $645K

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Hot House: 457 Grindall Street, Baltimore, MD 21230

Converted industrial space, circa 1900, in brick and stucco with asphalt roof and two-level roof deck. Two bedrooms, 2.5 baths over two stories and 2,516 sq. ft. Open floor plan has main floor living area with gas fireplace, large windows, built-ins. Kitchen with mosaic-tiled floor, large granite island, industrial fixtures, Verone Italian range. Bedroom and full bath on main level. Large studio/master bedroom upstairs with full bath, shower, jacuzzi tub. Central a/c. Possible garage. Possible rental unit. Extensive outdoor space, lush gardens, water views from roof deck: $645,000

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Hot House: 1887 Monkton Farmhouse, Steps From the NCR Trail

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Hot House: 16207 Corbett Village Lane, Monkton, MD. 21111

German-style Victorian farmhouse, circa 1887, in fair condition. Wood clapboard, shingle and metal roof. Four bedrooms, 2.5 baths over three stories and 1,728 sq. ft. Original floorplan, living room with fireplace, dining room, large country kitchen with gas fireplace, full bath on first floor. Original wood floors and moldings throughout. Master bedroom and large master bath on second floor. Two further beds and full bath on third floor. Unfinished basement, central a/c. .15 acre lot: $310,000 (recently reduced)

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Hot House: Four Seasons entry-level condo asks $799K (includes valet parking)

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Hot House: Four Seasons Residences, 300 International Drive, Unit 2207, Baltimore, MD 21202

Photo credit: Christian Horan

One bedroom, two bath, 900 sq. ft.  condo at Four Seasons Residences. Open plan layout, glass walls with harbor views, herringbone walnut floors, waterfall marble counters and Miele appliances in kitchen. Washer/dryer, marble bathrooms, glass shower, custom walk-in closet, smart screens, shades, fully wired. Access to private residents floor and amenities: $799,000

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Hot House: 1906 Tudor on Private, Olmstead-Designed Park, $784.5K

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Hot House: 8 Englewood Road, Baltimore, MD 21210

Tudor style stucco house, circa 1906, with new architectural shingle roof. Backs to private, communal gardens. Five bedrooms, three full, two half baths over 4,473 sq. ft. Entrance foyer with three-story staircase, living room with wood-burning fireplace, sunroom, separate dining room, spacious eat-in kitchen with high-end appliances, large master suite with dressing room and custom built-ins, third-floor guest room. Hardwood floors throughout, central air, detached garage, landscaped, .33 acre lot: $784,500


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Hot House: $840K Roland Avenue Flip Is Second One On The Block

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Hot House: 5105 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210

Farmhouse style Victorian, circa 1900, wood clapboard with wrap-around front porch and slate roof, well and completely renovated. Five bedrooms, 4.5 baths over 3,309 sq. ft with unfinished basement. Entrance hall, nine-foot ceilings, original oak floors, new energy-efficient replacement windows. Living room, mud room, open-plan dining room/kitchen/family room. Gourmet kitchen has granite counters and waterfall island, breakfast bar, stainless appliances. Large master suite with separate glass shower, soaking tub, dressing/closet room, built-ins. Balcony off bedroom. Second-floor laundry room hook-up. Central air, large flagstone patio, one-car garage, on .25 acre lot: $839,900 

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Hot House: Victorian Outside, Gen X Inside, Asks $899K In Roland Park

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Hot House: 509 Hawthorn Road, Baltimore, 21210

Victorian-style cedar shingle house, circa 1900, complete and recent renovation inside and out. Four to five bedrooms, three full and one half bath over 3,326 sq. ft. with a semi-finished basement. New asphalt shingle roof 2011, new mains water line, all new Marvin windows, exterior and interior paint.  Open living dining room with built-in office. New kitchen with Silestone island and counters, main floor laundry room off kitchen.  Large master suite with custom dressing room. All new bathrooms with glass showers, separate tub. Central air, whole house security system, generator.  Fenced backyard with 2-car parking pad on .25 acre property: $899,000

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Hot House: For $599K, A Roland Park Chateau or A Ruxton Cape?

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Imagine you have $599,000 to spend on a house and you can’t decide between living in Baltimore City or Baltimore County. These two houses are a snapshot of what the market looks like right now. Have a look, there are more photos online. Tell us what you think, and what your considerations would be.  Only one can win …

Hot House #1: 314 Northfield Place, Baltimore 21210

French Provencal style home, circa 1929, in stucco with slate roof. Four bedrooms, three and a half baths over 3,015 sq. ft., in fair condition. Hardwood floors, fireplace, marble bath, master suite, basement bar. Landscaped .3 acre lot with detached two-car garage: $599,000 

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Hot House: A Pretty House In Mayfield, Under Contract But Worth Stalking At $200K

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Hot House: 2402 Kentucky Avenue, Baltimore, 21213

Stucco house circa 1930 with slate roof, in good condition and recently remodeled. Three bedrooms, two full baths over 2,304 sq. ft. with finished basement. Nine-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, fireplace in living room, arched doorways, stained glass. Modern kitchen with granite countertops. Central air, radiator and radiant heat. Heated sun porch with wood ceiling. One-car detached garage on .12 acres: $199,900

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