Charles Village Homes under $700,000

Charles Village Homes under $700,000

Welcome to Charles Village, a vibrant and historic neighborhood nestled in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland. Known for its charming tree-lined streets and rich architectural heritage, Charles Village offers a unique blend of urban convenience and suburban tranquility. This lively community is home to a diverse population, including students, families, and professionals, all drawn to its welcoming atmosphere and cultural richness.

One of the standout features of Charles Village is its stunning array of homes, many of which are beautifully preserved rowhouses showcasing classic Baltimore architecture. For those seeking affordability without compromising on charm, you'll be pleased to discover that many homes in this area are available for under $700,000. This makes Charles Village an excellent option for first-time homebuyers, investors, and anyone looking to enjoy the vibrant lifestyle this neighborhood has to offer.

Living in Charles Village means easy access to a wealth of amenities, including boutique shops, gourmet restaurants, and local cafes. The neighborhood is also home to the renowned Johns Hopkins University, adding a youthful energy and a variety of cultural events to the area. With beautiful parks, art galleries, and community gardens, residents can enjoy a balanced lifestyle filled with leisure and recreation.

Whether you're drawn to the historic charm, the sense of community, or the affordability of homes under $700,000, Charles Village is a neighborhood that truly has it all. Explore the possibilities and discover your dream home in this enchanting Baltimore enclave!

Newest Charles Village Homes under $700,000

2500 N Calvert St, Baltimore
$295,000
5 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths
Live, Work or Invest in Charles Village! This vacant, end-of-group townhome offers five bedrooms, one-and-a-half bathrooms and flexible OR-2 zoning for residential, rental, home-office or certain light commercial uses. Seventeen windows—including additional side windows—fill the spacious interior with natural light. Wooden floors, tall ceilings, original woodwork, decorative mantels and a cast-iron kitchen sink preserve the home’s historic character, while central air conditioning, 200-amp electrical service and a 50-gallon electric water heater installed in 2025 provide modern convenience. Investors can complete light improvements and begin leasing, with projected rent of $3,000 per month—$600 per bedroom and $36,000 in potential annual income. Owner-occupants can use the additional bedrooms for guests, private offices, creative space or other household needs. Outside, a concrete parking pad accommodates four vehicles, and a permanent easement over the rear 15 feet of the neighboring parking pad provides space for a fifth vehicle. A SimpliSafe security system conveys with the property and can be activated by the buyer without a long-term contract. A security storm door at the kitchen entrance provides additional protection. With five-car off-street parking, flexible use, abundant natural light and immediate availability, 2500 North Calvert Street offers multiple paths for its next owner.

2500 N Calvert St, Baltimore

Listing courtesy of Ben Frederick Realty, Inc.. Contact:

2736 N Calvert St, Baltimore
$524,900
5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths
Open House: Saturday October 3rd 1:30-3pm. A true Charles Village Painted Lady, 2736 N Calvert Street is a grand three story historic Baltimore home filled with the original architectural details that make this neighborhood so distinctive. Set in the heart of Charles Village, originally developed as Peabody Heights, the house has been thoughtfully refreshed while preserving the craftsmanship and character that give it its soul. Set well back from Calvert Street behind a fenced front garden, the generous covered porch with swing feels like an outdoor room of its own, with broad sight-lines up and down the block and plenty of space for planters and gardening. Inside, an original wood paneled vestibule opens to a gracious foyer and lovely front parlor. The main level also includes a dining room, updated kitchen with original glass front cupboard, and breakfast room. Throughout the house are original stained glass windows and transoms, multiple pocket doors, unpainted woodwork, built in benches, decorative mantels and mirrors with glazed tile surrounds, wood floors, Lincrusta along the staircase, ornamental plaster scrollwork, Eastlake style spindle work and fretwork, and a rear servant staircase. The second floor offers two bedrooms plus a flexible office, dressing room, or nursery. The front bedroom features a beautiful bay window with built in window seat and a mantel with striking hunter green tile and original brass fireplace insert. The bath blends vintage character with modern function, retaining original subway tile, stained glass, a clawfoot tub, built in cabinetry, and a linen closet. The rear bedroom has two original built in closets with mirrored doors and opens to a private porch overlooking the lush backyard. The third floor provides three additional bedrooms and a renovated full bath. The front bedroom is filled with eastern light from a bank of windows and retains its original mirrored wardrobe. The lower level includes a large laundry room, full bath, and expansive unfinished space for storage, a workshop, bicycles, hobbies, and projects, with convenient rear stair access. Outside, the rear yard can serve as a garden and patio or as off street parking when needed. Important improvements include a new roof, completely rewired electrical system, many replacement windows, an updated kitchen, and fresh interior and exterior paint. The location is equally compelling. Johns Hopkins University, Wyman Park, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the 32nd Street Farmers Market, and the shops and restaurants of Charles Village, Waverly, and Remington are all nearby. Favorites include R. House, Greedy Reads, B.Willow, La Maison by Cafe Dear Leon, Pink Flamingo, Doppio Pasticceria, Peabody Heights Brewery, Streets Market, Motzi Bread, Toki Underground, Red Emma's, and Normal's Books. The home is located within the Charles Village Community Benefits District and near beloved neighborhood traditions including the Charles Village Garden Walk, Spaghetti Disco, and Charles Village Music Series. Guilford Avenue bike lanes, MTA service, the Charm City Circulator, and Johns Hopkins shuttle connections make getting around Baltimore easy, while nearby Penn Station provides MARC service to Washington, DC and Amtrak connections to Philadelphia, New York City, and the Northeast Corridor. For anyone searching for a historic home in Baltimore, a Charles Village townhouse, a Baltimore Painted Lady, or a character filled home near Johns Hopkins University, 2736 N Calvert Street is the real thing. Charles Village Community Benefits District Surcharge Tax $390.47 annually. This pays for additional neighborhood beautification and sanitation.

2736 N Calvert St, Baltimore

Listing courtesy of Compass. Contact:

3211 Guilford Ave, Baltimore
$455,000
● 4 Apartments in Charles Village: A manageable multifamily property located directly across from MedStar Union Memorial Hospital and 2 blocks from Johns Hopkins University. ● Below-Market Rents Create Immediate Upside: Existing rents provide room for meaningful growth through market-rent alignment within the current four-unit configuration. ● Much of the Utility Separation is Already in Place: Individual apartment water heaters, four gas meters, and five electric meters provide a strong foundation for future improvements and operating efficiency. ● Multiple Paths to Value Creation: Operate the property as-is while pursuing market rents, or build upon the existing infrastructure through apartment renovations and capital improvements. 3211 Guilford Avenue is a four-unit multifamily property in Charles Village consisting of three one-bedroom apartments and one studio apartment. Held under long-term ownership, the property reflects deferred maintenance and below-market rents, creating opportunities to improve performance through market-rent alignment, phased apartment renovations, and capital improvements. Kitchens feature wood cabinetry, laminate countertops, steel sinks, and gas ranges. Bathrooms include a mix of pedestal sinks, wall-mounted sinks, and modern vanities with claw-foot, steel, or cast-iron tubs. Living areas have hardwood or vinyl flooring, with primarily plaster walls and ceilings. The property is heated by an oil-fired boiler and has individual water heaters serving each apartment. Tenants pay for electric, cooking gas, and hot water; the owner pays for heat and cold water. Five electric meters and four gas meters provide much of the utility separation already in place. Located directly across from MedStar Union Memorial Hospital, the property is one block from the Johns Hopkins Shuttle and two blocks from Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus. The Charles Village Shopping District is also one block away. The combination of major nearby employment, university access, neighborhood amenities, and multiple paths to increased income makes 3211 Guilford a well-positioned Charles Village value-add opportunity.

3211 Guilford Ave, Baltimore

Listing courtesy of Ben Frederick Realty, Inc.. Contact:

Baltimore
$425,000
● Value-Add Opportunity: Older kitchens and bathrooms are in working condition, and the building is fully occupied. Updating the apartments creates an opportunity to maximize rents and create long-term value. ● Oversized Apartments: 3,456 square feet of gross building area includes one three-bedroom, two-bath apartment and two two-bedroom, one-bath apartments. ● Tenant-Paid Utilities: Tenants currently pay for gas, electric and water, helping limit the owner’s utility exposure and support monthly cash flow. ● Great Charles Village Location: Wyman Park is across the street, with Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Campus, R. House, neighborhood shopping and JHU shuttle service nearby. 103 West 29th Street is a fully occupied, three-unit apartment building offering unusually large apartments in a highly walkable Charles Village location. The building includes one three-bedroom, two-bath apartment and two two-bedroom, one-bath apartments within 3,456 square feet of gross building area. The kitchens and bathrooms are older but remain in working condition, allowing a new owner to complete improvements over time. Kitchens include laminate countertops, wood or metal cabinets and 30-inch gas ranges. Bathrooms feature cast-iron tubs with ceramic tile surrounds and ceramic tile or vinyl flooring. Updating the kitchens, bathrooms and interior finishes provides a clear path to modernizing the apartments, maximizing rents and creating long-term value. Each apartment has its own gas-fired furnace and gas-fired water heater. The property is served by four electric meters and three gas meters. Tenants currently pay for gas, electric and water. Wyman Park is directly across the street, while R. House and the Charles Village shopping district are approximately three blocks away. Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Campus and nearby JHU shuttle service help the property appeal to a broad tenant pool. The Maryland Avenue protected bike lane begins at the end of the block, and Baltimore Penn Station provides convenient regional rail service.

Baltimore

Listing courtesy of Ben Frederick Realty, Inc.. Contact:

2710 N Calvert St, Baltimore
$529,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths
Charles Village porch front townhouse completely renovated for 21st Century living with a new kitchen & baths, all new hardwood flooring, windows, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, while retaining original details such as columns, mantels, leaded glass, bay window seat, a rear staircase to the kitchen, and beautiful stained-glass pocket door. Two-zone central A/C. The expanded gourmet kitchen features a spacious island with seating for 3, stainless appliances, stunning Black Forest granite countertops, a half bath, and door leading outside to a lovely 8’ x 12’ composite deck, perfect for morning coffee or an afternoon read. Upgraded upper levels include a walk-in shower on 2nd level, new 2nd floor family room, and an expansive sun-filled room with vaulted ceiling and skylights. The 3rd level features rooms with beautiful original built-in mirrored closets, a full-size tub, and a cedar-lined closet. Additional upgrades include a durable composite front porch, new gutters & downspouts, and new waste line (2026). The enclosed back yard includes gated access to the alley, and a brick, single-car garage with electric opener. Convenient to JHU Homewood campus, Baltimore Museum of Art, 32nd Street Farmers Market, R House, Penn Station, Union Memorial Hospital, I-83, downtown, cafes, shopping and restaurants. 1/2 block to JHU Shuttle stop. Walk Score 94 (Walker's Paradise). Subject to CVCBD surtax FY 2026/27 = $384.

2710 N Calvert St, Baltimore

Listing courtesy of Cummings & Co. Realtors. Contact:

2612 N Calvert St, Baltimore
$475,000
6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths
“The best homes don’t just give you a place to live. They give you a place to belong.” And this Baltimore brownstone certainly feels like one of those homes. Tucked into the heart of sought-after Charles Village, this handsome six-bedroom, 2.5-bath home is a beautiful example of what happens when a home’s history is respected, its character is preserved, and it is thoughtfully adapted for today's living. From the sidewalk, the architecture immediately catches your eye. Brick and stone work. Distinctive tile rooflines. Bay windows. A welcoming front porch. And details that remind you this home was built in a different era... when craftsmanship wasn't something you selected from a catalog; it was simply how things were done. Step through the original wood front door and take a moment to look around. The details are everywhere. There’s the original letter slot, still built right into the door. Beautiful hardwood floors lead you through the main level, while rich wood trim, detailed molding, paneled doors, and millwork add the kind of depth and warmth that simply can’t be recreated with a modern renovation. A pocket door quietly disappears into the wall, a small but wonderful reminder of the thoughtfulness that went into homes of this era. And then there is the stained glass! Original stained-glass windows appear throughout the home, including beautiful panels in the dining room and interior doors, bringing color and personality to spaces throughout the house. These aren't decorative additions... they are pieces of the home's history that remain remarkably intact. The main level flows naturally from the spacious living room into the dining room, where original architectural details create an elegant backdrop for everything from Sunday dinners to holiday gatherings. The hardwood floors continue throughout, tying the spaces together and allowing the home's original craftsmanship to take center stage. The kitchen brings the home comfortably into today with plenty of cabinet and counter space, exposed brick, stainless steel appliances, and a center island. Main level laundry and a half bath are tucked behind the kitchen, adding to the home's modern conveniences. On the upper two levels, which can be accessed by TWO staircases, SIX bedrooms provide room to spread out, work from home, welcome guests, or simply have a little space of your own. The primary bedroom is particularly inviting, with a generous bay window overlooking the tree-lined neighborhood and beautiful hardwood floors. The baths thoughtfully blend classic details with modern function, including timeless tile, stained glass, and a beautifully finished walk-in shower. But what makes this home special isn't any one feature... It’s the way the pieces work together. The enclosed rear sunroom off one of the bedroom that offers a bright and flexible space for a home office, reading nook, morning coffee, or whatever your life needs it to be. The original doors. The glass. The molding. The woodwork. The floors. The tile. The bay windows. The little letter slot in the front door that has probably welcomed more mail.. and more stories...than we could ever know! Outside? The one car garage for off street parking. The basement? A blank slate full of possibility! And then there’s Charles Village... a neighborhood known for its colorful rowhomes, tree-lined streets, strong sense of community, and convenient access to neighborhood shops, restaurants, parks, Johns Hopkins, and so much of what makes Baltimore such a wonderful place to live. This is more than a 6-bedroom, 2.5-bath brownstone. It is a home with history, personality, and a whole lot of HEART! A home where the original details weren't erased in the name of “updating,” but instead remain part of its story. Quite simply, this is the kind of home that doesn’t just give you a place to live. It gives you a place to belong. Welcome to 2612 N Calvert St... welcome HOME!

2612 N Calvert St, Baltimore

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Centre. Contact:

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