Baltimore Abode, Walk to Cross Street Market!

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Description

Experience Charm City at its finest when you book a stay at this chic townhouse. Offering a cozy patio, a private yard, and a full kitchen, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath gem serves as the ideal home base for your next trip to Maryland. Enjoy action-packed days exploring the nearby museums and strolling through Federal Hill Park, then head to M&T Bank Stadium to spend the night cheering on the Ravens. With its inviting interior and prime location, this property is guaranteed to meet your every need!

Location Details

AREA HIGHLIGHTS: Cross Street Market (0.2 miles), National Aquarium (1.7 miles), Baltimore Harbor (2.5 miles), The John Hopkins Hospital (3.0 miles), John Hopkins University (4.5 miles), The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore (4.6 miles)

VENUES (~1 mile): Hippodrome Theater, Royal Farms Arena, Baltimore Convention Center, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, M&T Bank Stadium

MUSEUMS: Maryland Science Center (0.7 miles), American Visionary Art Museum (0.8 miles), Baltimore Museum of Industry (0.9 miles), Historic Ships in Baltimore (1.4 miles), Port Discovery Children’s Museum (1.6 miles), The Walters Art Museum (1.8 miles), Washington Monument & Mount Vernon Place (1.9 miles)

OUTDOOR OPTIONS: Federal Hill Park (1.1 miles), Pierce’s Park (1.8 miles), Patterson Park (3.5 miles), Canton Waterfront Park (5.8 miles), Patapsco Valley State Park (8.7 miles), North Point State Park (14.9 miles)

AIRPORT: Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (10.2 miles)

Reviews

4.44

9 reviews

Beautiful home, nice host, bad location: Baltimore Parking nightmare!

3/5

This property was lovely as advertised. What was not as advertised was the parking situation. We were in town for a family wedding. We had luggage and family coming from many states. We brought two vehicles so we could move people from this location to the church and reception. The host describes the parking as "street - first come, first serve" - Parking here is non-existent. In the 3 days we were there, we were never able to park within a city block of the property. We parked along the construction fence near 145 West Ostend Street where the host suggested and BOTH of our vehicles were towed - $350 EACH to get them out - almost late for the wedding - then we parked in a parking garage on Read Street and our car was locked in for the night sometime between 9 pm and 10:30 pm - no signs or info on the ticket saying this garage closed over night! Between the towing and the forced Lyft/Ubering we spent $1000 for the "privilege" of visiting Baltimore with out-of-state plates. Definitely targeted. Please know, we are not newbies to city parking, We have lived and studied in many different cites. NEVER had an experience like this. Never been towed. We read all available signage. You had to run fans to drown out the mouths of the folks on the street - but even the fans didn't help with the fire truck sirens and horns. Sleeping was a struggle in the front of the house, but our guests in the back slept much better. This would be a great rental if something could be worked out for parking. I would have been willing to pay for a temporary parking pass at a nearby garage or business. Surely there is someone who wants to make a little money on the tourists besides the Baltimore Parking Authority? Maybe the Parking Authority funds could be tapped to provide more security and rodent control on the streets.- A win- win for Baltimore!