211 Penn St, Baltimore, MD 21230

Historic Baltimore House was recently renovated in 2015 with many smart home features. She has four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large, open kitchen, a roof-top deck with a partial view of Camden Yards, a private office space in the rear of the home, and a dry basement for storage. First built as corner store between 1840 and 1860, she was occupied by Lithuanian immigrants who provided general goods for the German immigrant butchers of nearby Pigtown. Located on the same cobblestone street as Babe Ruth's birthplace and one of Baltimore's first electric lights. The Ridgely's Delight nighborhood, while situated in the shadow of Baltimore's Downtown, has always been a safe and quiet place to raise a family and meet with neighbors in the community's park and playground. The house is walking distance (in under ten minutes) from all the trouist attractions in downtown Baltimore, the Inner Harbor, the convention center, University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins Shuttle, and both stadiums.