505 Mosher St Baltimore, MD 21217
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About this home
A true showstopper, this renovated residence combines striking contemporary design with thoughtful details across four bedrooms and four full bathrooms. From the moment you arrive, the curb appeal, bold entry steps with iron railings, and oversized windows set the tone for what awaits inside. Step through the front door where you are greeted by a bright, open floor plan centered around a dramatic tiled fireplace accent wall and sleek interior iron railings. The spacious dining area flows seamlessly into a chef’s kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a statement center island—all anchored by gleaming hardwood floors. An open staircase design connects the living spaces, leading you to the lower-level family room complete with an upgraded wet bar and a full bath, perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Upstairs, the second level offers two generous bedrooms with a stylish hall bath, while the top floor impresses with two luxurious en suite bedrooms. The primary features a large walk-through closet. Both offer spa-inspired baths, creating private retreats you’ll love coming home to. Freshly painted throughout, the entire home feels crisp and inviting. Step outside to enjoy a rear deck overlooking a private garden—an ideal spot for outdoor gatherings or quiet evenings. Located in Baltimore’s historic Upton's Marble Hill, 505 Mosher Street offers excellent access to public transit. The Lexington Market Metro Station is just a short walk away, connecting residents quickly to downtown Baltimore and beyond. The Upton–Avenue Market Metro Station is also nearby, providing another convenient option on the Metro SubwayLink line. Multiple CityLink and LocalLink bus routes run within a few blocks of the property, making it easy to navigate across the city without relying on a car. Everyday conveniences are also close at hand. The Avenue Market, a historic neighborhood marketplace, sits just steps from the Metro and offers fresh food vendors and local shops. Additional corner stores and casual dining options are within easy walking distance, with shopping destinations just a quick Metro ride away.
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