Welcome to 1318 W 41st Street!
Located near the heart of the Hampden Historic District, this charming row home offers the perfect blend of classic character and modern comfort. Built in 1922, the home features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and over 1,400 finished square feet across three levels. Step inside to a bright, open main level with hardwood floors and generous living space. The updated kitchen provides plenty of room for cooking and entertaining, while the finished lower level with outside entrance adds a flex room, full bath, and bonus living space—ideal for a guest suite, home office, or gym. Upstairs, you’ll find well-sized bedrooms filled with natural light. Out back, enjoy the private yard and off-street parking pad, plus unbeatable walk-to convenience—just steps from Hampden’s shops, restaurants, breweries, and the famous “Avenue.” With central A/C, forced air heat, and public utilities, this home combines everyday convenience with neighborhood charm. The sellers loved this vibrant neighborhood with summer music concerts, local flea markets and an annual block party at Weldon Circle. Hampden is a hip and historic neighborhood in north Baltimore City, best known for its quirky shops, art scene, and the famous “Avenue” along 36th Street. It sits close to several other well-known neighborhoods: Remington to the east, home to R. House food hall and trendy new restaurants; Woodberry to the west, known for Clipper Mill, creative studios, and Woodberry Kitchen; Medfield to the north, a primarily residential area; and Wyman Park to the southeast, which offers trails and green space. The area is conveniently located near landmarks such as Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Campus, The Rotunda with its shops, restaurants, and movie theater, and Druid Hill Park, which is home to the Maryland Zoo. With I-83 running right by, Hampden provides easy access to downtown Baltimore and to Towson and other northern suburbs. Beyond its location, Hampden has a unique vibe all its own. “The Avenue” is lined with boutiques, record stores, and eclectic dining options, while the neighborhood plays host to the annual HonFest and the beloved “Miracle on 34th Street” holiday lights. Its mix of classic row houses, converted mill buildings, and modern apartments makes it one of Baltimore’s most sought-after communities.
Don’t miss this chance to own a classic Hampden rowhome—schedule your showing today!
Mortgage savings may be available for buyers of this listing
