This Victorian gem has been lovingly updated to honor its history while embracing modern living. The sense of arrival begins immediately as you behold the captivating façade, featuring a covered front porch, Cedar Impressions exterior with fish scale detailing, and the original widows' walk offering sweeping city views. Inside, the main hall foyer welcomes you with etched glass accents and rich hardwood floors that lead to the living room, enhanced by custom millwork trim located throughout the home.
Walk through the living room to the library, complemented by beautiful custom built-in shelving and wall sconces, where an inviting bay window projects from the main living area, filling the space with natural light and evoking the charm of early 20th-century Victorian design. The dining area, highlighted by a ceiling medallion framing the chandelier, is ideal for both casual meals and festive gatherings.
Your culinary skills will shine in the updated gourmet kitchen, featuring granite countertops, custom handcrafted cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, decorative backsplash, double wall oven, and a gas cooktop with a downdraft range hood. Recessed lighting subtly illuminates the tin ceiling, honoring the craftsmanship of a bygone era while offering contemporary functionality. The spacious pantry and main-level powder room complete this inviting main living level.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom impresses with a cathedral ceiling and a walk-in closet equipped with a custom organization system. Three additional bedrooms, including one currently serving as a laundry room, share a beautifully renovated bath with meticulously designed tile flooring, double sink vanity, and frameless glass shower with complementary tile work, creating a spa-like retreat.
The uppermost level showcases the historic widow's walk—perfect for taking in sweeping city views. Meanwhile, the lower-level basement provides ample storage for seasonal items and décor. Outside, your private oasis awaits with a composite patio featuring a water hookup and spigot with hot and cold water, as well as a workshop shed with power connected to the detached garage, adding further convenience.
This incredible “as-is” home is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Baltimore history in the Orangeville neighborhood.
