518 E Clement Street
Baltimore, MD
Located in the vibrant Federal Hill neighborhood, this two bedroom, two bathroom end-of-group rowhome blends historic charm with modern upgrades, complete with a parking pad and rooftop deck offering sweeping skyline views. South-facing windows fill the interior with natural light, complementing freshly painted walls in a soft, neutral tone and warm hardwood floors made of Southern Pine and Oak. The main level offers an open layout with thoughtful details like crown molding, plantation shutters, and a brick accent wall with gallery lighting that carries through the living and dining spaces. A well-appointed kitchen features new stainless steel appliances, including a gas range. A bonus room off the kitchen includes a sleeping loft, combo washer-dryer machine, and access to the oversized parking pad. A renovated full bathroom on this level adds convenience, highlighting a walk-in shower and porcelain tile. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, and the second bathroom is outfitted with marble tile, updated fixtures, and a tub shower. A second bedroom provides direct access to the expansive rooftop deck that is ideal for hosting gatherings or simply enjoying the panoramic views of the Inner Harbor, Domino Sugar sign, and more. Downstairs, the lower level basement has ample storage space. Additional highlights include central HVAC, a newly installed sewer lateral from the foundation to the city main, an automatic watering system for the front plants, DryLoc-sealed basement walls with freshly painted floor and steps, and exterior paint refreshed just two years ago. Enjoy the best of city living with nearby Federal Hill and Riverside Parks, sports fields, and the Inner Harbor waterfront and promenade around the corner. Minutes to Cross Street Market, Harris Teeter, M&T Bank Stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards and a variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options. Convenient access to the Light Rail, MARC Train, and I-95 makes commuting a breeze. Some images have been virtually staged.
