824 Park Ave

Historic Soul. Modern Design. Mount Vernon at its Finest. Step into a rare architectural gem where timeless history meets modern sophistication—a show stopping ​four bedroom, ​three- and one-half bath end-unit townhome in the heart of Mount Vernon, one of Baltimore’s most walkable and culturally rich neighborhoods. Originally built in the mid-1800s and restored with precision in 2008, this award-winning residence has been reimagined for today’s lifestyle while preserving the integrity of its historic bones. The result? A truly remarkable home designed for indoor-outdoor living, entertaining, and everyday elegance. At the heart of the home is a bright, spacious kitchen that opens to a dramatic two-story atrium, flowing seamlessly onto a covered deck and outdoor kitchen—perfect for al fresco dining and year-round gatherings. Chefs will delight in the oversized island, natural stone countertops and dual sinks. Five original fireplace​ mantles, exposed brick, and a gracefully restored oval staircase evoke the home’s historic soul, while​ the custom lighting ​and modern touches bring a fresh, curated feel to every room. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true sanctuary, featuring custom closets and an exquisitely tiled bath with Philippe Starck cabinetry, Jacuzzi tub, heated floors, and a luxurious shower room. Three additional bedrooms and multiple flexible living areas offer space for work, rest, and creativity.​ (Note: the fifth bedroom has been converted into a loft style family room but can easily be returned to a private bedroom or office by the next owner) The outdoors spaces are just as impressive: set on one of Mount Vernon’s deepest blocks, the landscaped, fully enclosed yard is bathed in afternoon sun and offers ample room for gardening or relaxation. A rare find in the city, the property includes parking for 2–3 cars plus an EV charging station. Modernized from top to bottom with three-zone HVAC, 400-amp electrical, copper plumbing, and double-pane windows throughout, this home delivers beauty with backbone. Perfectly located just steps to Mount Vernon Place, Penn Station (Amtrak + MARC), the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Lyric Opera House, The Walters Art Museum, Peabody, MICA, and UB—plus all the cafes, boutiques, and restaurants that make this neighborhood a cultural jewel. With a Walk Score of 9​9, the entire city (and the East Coast) is at your fingertips.