Contemporary

203 S Pulaski St — Carrollton Ridge / Hamilton Gardens Fully renovated, dirt to bricks. A quiet alley in the back, a front porch made for sunsets, and a neighborhood finding its second wind. There is a particular kind of luck in finding a house that has been given a second life — every stud, every wire, every inch of duct behind these walls is new. This rowhome at 203 S Pulaski St has been rebuilt from the studs out, and what remains is a home that asks nothing of its next owner but to move in and live. By day, the block hums with the quiet commerce of local shops. By evening, it exhales. The front porch catches the last light of the day, while the back — tucked against a peaceful alley — holds onto the first light of the morning. Two entrances, two moods, one small footprint doing more than its size suggests. Step inside to an open main level built for actual living: dining and living space that flow together, a convenient half bath, and a dedicated washer/dryer and mudroom tucked out of the way — the unglamorous stuff of daily life, solved. The kitchen is outfitted with 36" shaker cabinetry, an electric range, and brand-new dishwasher, refrigerator, and microwave — nothing here has been asked to outlive its warranty. Upstairs, two comparably sized primary bedrooms — one facing the alley, one facing the street — give this floor an unusual flexibility, alongside a third, flexible room suited to a home office, studio, or guest space, and a full bath finished to match the rest of the house. Below grade, the basement has been fully finished with a second full bathroom, a living room, and a bedroom/office nook — a genuine second living level, not an afterthought. Foam insulation throughout keeps the whole house steady through Baltimore's fickle seasons, winter and summer alike. The location does its own kind of selling. Tucked in Carrollton Ridge, just blocks from the character of Pigtown, this address puts you within easy reach of everything that makes Southwest Baltimore work for daily life and game days alike: Carroll Park — about half a mile south, roughly a 15–20 minute walk or a 2-minute drive. Trails, open green space, and the historic Mount Clare Mansion. University of Maryland BioPark — just over a mile east, about a 5-minute drive (under 30 minutes on foot). The anchor of Baltimore's westside biotech and research corridor. Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Orioles) — about 1.5 miles east, roughly a 40-minute walk or a 7-minute drive. M&T Bank Stadium (Ravens) — sitting right alongside Camden Yards in the same stadium district, about 1.5 miles east and a 7-minute drive. Coppin State University — roughly 2 miles north, about a 9–10 minute drive. Two ballparks, a growing biotech campus, and a historic city park, all within a short drive — and a walk, if you're up for it — of your own front porch.

203 S Pulaski St — Carrollton Ridge / Hamilton Gardens Fully renovated, dirt to bricks. A quiet alley in the back, a front porch made for sunsets, and a neighborhood finding its second wind. There is a particular kind of luck in finding a house that has been given a second life — every stud, every wire, every inch of duct behind these walls is new. This rowhome at 203 S Pulaski St has been rebuilt from the studs out, and what remains is a home that asks nothing of its next owner but to move in and live. By day, the block hums with the quiet commerce of local shops. By evening, it exhales. The front porch catches the last light of the day, while the back — tucked against a peaceful alley — holds onto the first light of the morning. Two entrances, two moods, one small footprint doing more than its size suggests. Step inside to an open main level built for actual living: dining and living space that flow together, a convenient half bath, and a dedicated washer/dryer and mudroom tucked out of the way — the unglamorous stuff of daily life, solved. The kitchen is outfitted with 36" shaker cabinetry, an electric range, and brand-new dishwasher, refrigerator, and microwave — nothing here has been asked to outlive its warranty. Upstairs, two comparably sized primary bedrooms — one facing the alley, one facing the street — give this floor an unusual flexibility, alongside a third, flexible room suited to a home office, studio, or guest space, and a full bath finished to match the rest of the house. Below grade, the basement has been fully finished with a second full bathroom, a living room, and a bedroom/office nook — a genuine second living level, not an afterthought. Foam insulation throughout keeps the whole house steady through Baltimore's fickle seasons, winter and summer alike. The location does its own kind of selling. Tucked in Carrollton Ridge, just blocks from the character of Pigtown, this address puts you within easy reach of everything that makes Southwest Baltimore work for daily life and game days alike: Carroll Park — about half a mile south, roughly a 15–20 minute walk or a 2-minute drive. Trails, open green space, and the historic Mount Clare Mansion. University of Maryland BioPark — just over a mile east, about a 5-minute drive (under 30 minutes on foot). The anchor of Baltimore's westside biotech and research corridor. Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Orioles) — about 1.5 miles east, roughly a 40-minute walk or a 7-minute drive. M&T Bank Stadium (Ravens) — sitting right alongside Camden Yards in the same stadium district, about 1.5 miles east and a 7-minute drive. Coppin State University — roughly 2 miles north, about a 9–10 minute drive. Two ballparks, a growing biotech campus, and a historic city park, all within a short drive — and a walk, if you're up for it — of your own front porch.