Colonial, Contemporary, Federal

*GRANT ELIGIBLE* Some homes have finishes. This one has character — and there's a difference. From the moment you step inside 1629 E Oliver Street, the hardwood floors and original architectural details tell you immediately that this is not your average East Baltimore row home. Updated where it counts, and preserved where it matters, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home strikes the balance that buyers keep looking for and rarely find at this price point — a home that feels real, feels lived in, and feels like it was built to last. The layout flows naturally from room to room — spacious enough to entertain, intimate enough to feel like home from day one. The three bedrooms are well-sized and versatile — a primary suite, a home office, a guest room, a nursery — this floor plan works for whatever your life looks like right now and where it's headed. Both bathrooms are clean and functional. The kitchen has everything you need. And out back, a private outdoor space gives you your own slice of the city to enjoy when you need it. The location is where this property becomes a no-brainer. You are minutes from Johns Hopkins Hospital — one of the largest employers in the state of Maryland. Patterson Park is close by — 155 acres of green space, trails, a pool, an ice rink, and a community that actually uses it. Downtown Baltimore, major highways, public transportation, local restaurants, and everyday shopping are all within reach. This is an address that works whether you're commuting, working from home, or walking to everything you need. For the first-time buyer: This is your entry point into homeownership in a city where the median home price is 35% below the national average — and where property values have been appreciating steadily. You're not just buying a home. You're starting to build. For the Hopkins or healthcare professional: You've been commuting long enough. This is what living close to work actually looks like — a real home, real character, real neighborhood, at a price that makes the math work. For the investor: East Baltimore's revitalization is not coming. It is already here. A well-maintained updated row home at this price point, this close to Hopkins, with rental demand this strong, is exactly what a smart portfolio looks like in 2026. Grant programs may be available for eligible buyers — ask your agent about Baltimore City first-time homebuyer incentives and down payment assistance programs that could significantly reduce what you bring to closing. Homes with this combination of character, location, and price don't sit. Schedule your showing today.

*GRANT ELIGIBLE* Some homes have finishes. This one has character — and there's a difference. From the moment you step inside 1629 E Oliver Street, the hardwood floors and original architectural details tell you immediately that this is not your average East Baltimore row home. Updated where it counts, and preserved where it matters, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home strikes the balance that buyers keep looking for and rarely find at this price point — a home that feels real, feels lived in, and feels like it was built to last. The layout flows naturally from room to room — spacious enough to entertain, intimate enough to feel like home from day one. The three bedrooms are well-sized and versatile — a primary suite, a home office, a guest room, a nursery — this floor plan works for whatever your life looks like right now and where it's headed. Both bathrooms are clean and functional. The kitchen has everything you need. And out back, a private outdoor space gives you your own slice of the city to enjoy when you need it. The location is where this property becomes a no-brainer. You are minutes from Johns Hopkins Hospital — one of the largest employers in the state of Maryland. Patterson Park is close by — 155 acres of green space, trails, a pool, an ice rink, and a community that actually uses it. Downtown Baltimore, major highways, public transportation, local restaurants, and everyday shopping are all within reach. This is an address that works whether you're commuting, working from home, or walking to everything you need. For the first-time buyer: This is your entry point into homeownership in a city where the median home price is 35% below the national average — and where property values have been appreciating steadily. You're not just buying a home. You're starting to build. For the Hopkins or healthcare professional: You've been commuting long enough. This is what living close to work actually looks like — a real home, real character, real neighborhood, at a price that makes the math work. For the investor: East Baltimore's revitalization is not coming. It is already here. A well-maintained updated row home at this price point, this close to Hopkins, with rental demand this strong, is exactly what a smart portfolio looks like in 2026. Grant programs may be available for eligible buyers — ask your agent about Baltimore City first-time homebuyer incentives and down payment assistance programs that could significantly reduce what you bring to closing. Homes with this combination of character, location, and price don't sit. Schedule your showing today.