Nestled on one of Butcher’s Hill’s most coveted, tree-lined blocks known for its historic charm, brick sidewalks, and character, this wide, fully rebuilt brick townhome offering 2, 187 finished square feet features a repointed brick façade and is a true top-to-bottom rebuild, not just a renovation. Every system is new—framing, insulation, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC—and even the subfloors were replaced, raising the foundation to create high ceilings throughout, with 7-foot basement ceilings and a primary suite reaching 10 feet. Inside, discover coffered and tray ceilings, real hardwood floors, and recessed lighting throughout. The open-concept main level includes a spacious living and dining area perfect for hosting holidays or dinner parties, flowing into a designer kitchen reimagined for form and function with 42″ white shaker cabinetry, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, under-cabinet lighting, and a stunning patterned backsplash. A newly built 10′×10′ deck off the kitchen expands the living space, offering a welcoming spot for morning coffee or summer gatherings. Upstairs, the primary suite bursts with sunlight from three windows, highlighting the home’s width. Relax in your spa-inspired ensuite with dual sinks and a 6-foot-wide walk-in designer shower with built-in shelving and bench. A second oversized bedroom, full of natural light, and a custom-tiled hall bath complete this level. The lower level includes a living area with two windows—perfect for a play space or cozy movie room—alongside a spacious third bedroom with an attached full bath and walk-out access, creating an ideal in-law or roommate suite. The level also features a perimeter drainage system with sump pump for added peace of mind. Step outside to a brick patio rebuilt with reclaimed historic bricks, bordered by raised garden beds and 6-ft privacy fencing, ready for gardening or quiet evenings outdoors. A perfect blend of classic Baltimore brick charm and modern craftsmanship, rebuilt with homeowner-grade quality—no expense spared, as the owner built it for himself. Don’t miss out—schedule your tour today!
