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Residences at Henderson’s Wharf: Declare your Independence

Marsha Wight Wise — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 20:07:10 +0000

This is the weekend that you declare your independence from paying rent month after month with nothing to show for it. New to the market, 1000 Fell Street, Unit 510 is the answer to your real estate freedom. Located in The Residences at Henderson’s Wharf, this condo offers luxurious living for the tempting price of only $299,000. This condo is worth every penny just for the view alone! Begin and end each day with a spectacular view of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Call this Baltimore condominium home, and this time next year you’ll be enjoying Fourth of July fireworks from the comfort of your living room. Unit 510 is a one-bedroom, one-bath updated condo, accessible by elevator. The gourmet kitchen is decorated in yummy French vanilla, with all stainless steel appliances. The bedroom boasts a large walk-in closet. There’s no need to dig in the couch cushions for lost change, as this unit comes with its own high-efficiency washer and dryer. The condo features exposed brick walls and hardwood floors throughout. The asking price includes one parking space as well. [gallery] The Residences at Henderson’s Wharf offers many amenities for its residents. Included in your condo fees are the use of the exercise room, concierge service, and a party room available for private events. Henderson’s Wharf is also pet friendly. Fells Point has an active residents association, so you will be meeting your neighbors and making new friends in no time. Although the unit comes with a parking space, you won’t have to move your car to enjoy fine dining and entertainment. Located in historic Fells Point, this condo is within walking distance to dozens of restaurants, art galleries, bars, and a local theater. WalkScore.com calls Fells Point a “walker’s paradise” and gives it a score of 91 out of 100 for its many conveniences and access to public transportation. Public transportation includes a water taxi in this waterfront community. If you find this home of interest, why not contact a CondoDomain Agent for more information about this wonderfully fantastic deal at 1000 Fell Street, Unit 510, or use the MLS search to view more homes in the Fells Point area. Listing courtesy of Cynthia Conklin of Yerman, Witman, Gaines and Conklin Realty, LLC.

Located in The Residences at Henderson’s Wharf, this condo offers luxurious living for the tempting price of only $299,000. This condo is worth every penny just for the view alone! Begin and end each day with a spectacular view of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Call this Baltimore condominium home, and this time next year you’ll be enjoying Fourth of July fireworks from the comfort of your living room.

Unit 510 is a one-bedroom, one-bath updated condo, accessible by elevator. The gourmet kitchen is decorated in yummy French vanilla, with all stainless steel appliances. The bedroom boasts a large walk-in closet. There’s no need to dig in the couch cushions for lost change, as this unit comes with its own high-efficiency washer and dryer. The condo features exposed brick walls and hardwood floors throughout. The asking price includes one parking space as well.

The Residences at Henderson’s Wharf offers many amenities for its residents. Included in your condo fees are the use of the exercise room, concierge service, and a party room available for private events. Henderson’s Wharf is also pet friendly. Fells Point has an active residents association, so you will be meeting your neighbors and making new friends in no time.

Although the unit comes with a parking space, you won’t have to move your car to enjoy fine dining and entertainment. Located in historic Fells Point, this condo is within walking distance to dozens of restaurants, art galleries, bars, and a local theater. WalkScore.com calls Fells Point a “walker’s paradise” and gives it a score of 91 out of 100 for its many conveniences and access to public transportation. Public transportation includes a water taxi in this waterfront community.

If you find this home of interest, why not contact a CondoDomain Agent for more information about this wonderfully fantastic deal at 1000 Fell Street, Unit 510, or use the MLS search to view more homes in the Fells Point area.

Listing courtesy of Cynthia Conklin of Yerman, Witman, Gaines and Conklin Realty, LLC.

Open House Weekend In Fells Point Baltimore, MD

Tammy Barbee — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:37:06 +0000

Fells Point is a historic waterfront community just east of the Baltimore Inner Harbor. The Fells Point area encompasses the area from Gough Street, Caroline Street, and Chester Street. This neighborhood is home to many unique shops, restaurants, and a variety of pubs. Are you looking for a home to purchase in this area? Check out these lovely homes this weekend in the Fells Point area. 256 Durham Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 Bedrooms: three bedrooms Bathrooms: two bathrooms Square Footage: 1,595 Price: $299,999 Courtesy Listing: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Comments: This townhome was built in 1996 and has four parking spaces. This townhome has a private courtyard. Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 2:00pm-4:00pm 805 Bond Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 Bedrooms: three bedrooms Bathrooms: one and half bathrooms Square Footage: 960 Price: $329,000 Courtesy Listing: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Comments: This amazing place has lots of high end finishes yet maintains its historic charm. Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 12:00pm-2:00pm 1703 Lancaster Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 Bedrooms: three bedrooms Bathrooms: one bathroom Square Footage: 1,185 Price: $249,995 Courtesy Listing: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 12:00pm-2:00pm 1904 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 Bedrooms: three bedrooms Bathrooms: three bathrooms Square Footage: 1,875 Price: $424,900 Courtesy Listing: Long and Foster Comments: This amazing place has gorgeous exposed brick and hardwood floors at the main levels. Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 1:00pm-3:00pm 1400 Lancaster Street #1003, Baltimore, MD 21231 Bedrooms: two bedrooms Bathrooms: two and half bathrooms Square Footage: N/A Price: Auction Courtesy Listing: Tranzon Fox Comments: This is an absolute auction. No minimum bid. The auction date will be April 21, 2011. Bid in person or online. Open House: Saturday, April 2, 2011, 11:00am-3:00pm If you are interested in finding more open houses in the Fells Point area of Baltimore, MD this weekend, check out our MLS search site to view more open houses. Have a great weekend! Happy House Hunting

256 Durham Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Bedrooms: three bedrooms
Bathrooms: two bathrooms
Square Footage: 1,595
Price: $299,999
Courtesy Listing: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Comments: This townhome was built in 1996 and has four parking spaces. This townhome has a private courtyard.
Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 2:00pm-4:00pm

805 Bond Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Bedrooms: three bedrooms
Bathrooms: one and half bathrooms
Square Footage: 960
Price: $329,000
Courtesy Listing: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Comments: This amazing place has lots of high end finishes yet maintains its historic charm.
Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 12:00pm-2:00pm

1703 Lancaster Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Bedrooms: three bedrooms
Bathrooms: one bathroom
Square Footage: 1,185
Price: $249,995
Courtesy Listing: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 12:00pm-2:00pm

1904 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Bedrooms: three bedrooms
Bathrooms: three bathrooms
Square Footage: 1,875
Price: $424,900
Courtesy Listing: Long and Foster
Comments: This amazing place has gorgeous exposed brick and hardwood floors at the main levels. Open House: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 1:00pm-3:00pm

1400 Lancaster Street #1003, Baltimore, MD 21231
Bedrooms: two bedrooms
Bathrooms: two and half bathrooms
Square Footage: N/A
Price: Auction
Courtesy Listing: Tranzon Fox
Comments: This is an absolute auction. No minimum bid. The auction date will be April 21, 2011. Bid in person or online.
Open House: Saturday, April 2, 2011, 11:00am-3:00pm

If you are interested in finding more open houses in the Fells Point area of Baltimore, MD this weekend, check out our MLS search site to view more open houses.

Have a great weekend!

Happy House Hunting

Top Coffee Shops in Baltimore Area

Anthony Longo — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:50:08 +0000

Sorry for the lack of posts lately – I’ve been out investigating! When I’m experiencing the winter blues (only exacerbated by further snow), warm places with caffeine always make my life more possible. So, I set out to assemble a list of favorite spots around Charm City. The culture of the coffee house has lost many of its adherents to the fast-paced, corporate cut-and-dry chains of Starbucks and Caribou. But in the Baltimore area, indy coffee shops are striking back. All the Fells Point folks are probably looking a little smug right now, but indy shops are not just for the ‘artsy’ kind. These community-centered cloisters of warm drinks and beautiful art offer a more economically-friendly option for café lovers – and usually, much better coffee. However, finding these neat spots can sometimes be a hassle compared to the Starbucks on every corner. So for those of you interested in discovering fresh places to spend your coffee dollars – or, even better, new places to spend time reading, writing, or talking – I offer you a survey of the top independent coffee shops in Baltimore: (in alphabetical order) Café Latte’da 1704 Aliceanna St - A friendly Fells Point institution, this local hang-out offers an intimate space to share good coffee and fresh pastries made from scratch! With free wi-fi and a homey atmosphere, Café Latte’da is a great place to spend an afternoon. As a bonus, they even offer 2 complimentary computer stations. Carma’s Café 3120 Saint Paul Street – A Charles Village gathering most famous for its Icelandic yogurt, this warm spot near 32nd street is worth skipping the chains. Coffee is wonderful, and breakfast is also delicious – check out specials on their daily blog. They even offer lots of yummy vegetarian options! Chocolatea 3811 Canterbury Road – The name alone should set your mouth watering. This incredibly delicious shop isn’t exactly coffee, but its coco-lattes (chocolate drinks infused with milk, spices, and fruit) are absolutely to-die-for. They have a fantastic selection of teas, which upon request will pair with Swiss truffles. Simply amazing. A Common Ground 819 W. 36th St – This funky café is possessed of perhaps the coolest location: a renovated Hampden row house. Offering all kinds of cozy nooks to curl up in, the coffee is locally roasted and very reasonably priced. A Common Ground may also be the best spot in the area to grab an outstanding bagel – theirs are a definite cut above the rest. Koffee Therapy 6 E. Franklin St – Voted best coffee shop by CityPaper in 2008, their mission statement states “A great cup of coffee inspires great ideas, creativity, an entrepreneurial spirit, a sense of community, and a time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the good life.” The owners of Koffee Therapy have made it their goal to provide such a space in the culture center of Mt. Vernon. Great coffee, great atmosphere, and awesome quiches. Red Canoe 4337 Harford Road – If you’re into fuzzy warm feelings and family-friendly spots, Red Canoe is the place for you. Doubling as a delicious coffee shop and a children’s bookstore (featuring daily storytimes!), the neighborhood of Lauraville is lucky to have such a community-focused location. Red Canoe serves Zeke’s Coffee and a large selection of incredible eats, including the best muffins in town. Van Gough Café 300 S. Ann Street – Nope, that’s not a misspelling. Cute and still somewhat undiscovered, the new kids on the block in trendy Fells Point are on the corner of Ann and Gough in a renovated three-story brick building (the café is located on the first floor). In my opinion, Van Gough wins points for continually supplying some of the coolest artwork. But art isn’t the only thing they’re known for: Van Gough serves up a killer combination of specialty coffees, smoothies, sandwiches, salads, and Goldberg’s bagels. BONUS: Local coffee shop Zeke’s Coffee actually supplies the coffee for many shops in the Baltimore area. Offering a huge and unique selection of blends, Zeke’s puts West Coast roasteries to shame with their great organic options. They regularly participate in the Baltimore Farmer’s market, and are located at 3003 Montobello Terrace in Lauraville. Check out listings for the neighborhoods of Fells Point, Charles Village, Hampden, Mt. Vernon, Lauraville, and more on CondoDomain!

The culture of the coffee house has lost many of its adherents to the fast-paced, corporate cut-and-dry chains of Starbucks and Caribou. But in the Baltimore area, indy coffee shops are striking back. All the Fells Point folks are probably looking a little smug right now, but indy shops are not just for the ‘artsy’ kind. These community-centered cloisters of warm drinks and beautiful art offer a more economically-friendly option for café lovers – and usually, much better coffee.

However, finding these neat spots can sometimes be a hassle compared to the Starbucks on every corner. So for those of you interested in discovering fresh places to spend your coffee dollars – or, even better, new places to spend time reading, writing, or talking – I offer you a survey of the top independent coffee shops in Baltimore:

(in alphabetical order)

Café Latte’da 1704 Aliceanna St - A friendly Fells Point institution, this local hang-out offers an intimate space to share good coffee and fresh pastries made from scratch! With free wi-fi and a homey atmosphere, Café Latte’da is a great place to spend an afternoon. As a bonus, they even offer 2 complimentary computer stations.

Carma’s Café 3120 Saint Paul Street – A Charles Village gathering most famous for its Icelandic yogurt, this warm spot near 32nd street is worth skipping the chains. Coffee is wonderful, and breakfast is also delicious – check out specials on their daily blog. They even offer lots of yummy vegetarian options!

Chocolatea 3811 Canterbury Road – The name alone should set your mouth watering. This incredibly delicious shop isn’t exactly coffee, but its coco-lattes (chocolate drinks infused with milk, spices, and fruit) are absolutely to-die-for. They have a fantastic selection of teas, which upon request will pair with Swiss truffles. Simply amazing.

A Common Ground 819 W. 36th St – This funky café is possessed of perhaps the coolest location: a renovated Hampden row house. Offering all kinds of cozy nooks to curl up in, the coffee is locally roasted and very reasonably priced. A Common Ground may also be the best spot in the area to grab an outstanding bagel – theirs are a definite cut above the rest.

Koffee Therapy 6 E. Franklin St – Voted best coffee shop by CityPaper in 2008, their mission statement states “A great cup of coffee inspires great ideas, creativity, an entrepreneurial spirit, a sense of community, and a time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the good life.” The owners of Koffee Therapy have made it their goal to provide such a space in the culture center of Mt. Vernon. Great coffee, great atmosphere, and awesome quiches.

Red Canoe 4337 Harford Road – If you’re into fuzzy warm feelings and family-friendly spots, Red Canoe is the place for you. Doubling as a delicious coffee shop and a children’s bookstore (featuring daily storytimes!), the neighborhood of Lauraville is lucky to have such a community-focused location. Red Canoe serves Zeke’s Coffee and a large selection of incredible eats, including the best muffins in town.

Van Gough Café 300 S. Ann Street – Nope, that’s not a misspelling. Cute and still somewhat undiscovered, the new kids on the block in trendy Fells Point are on the corner of Ann and Gough in a renovated three-story brick building (the café is located on the first floor). In my opinion, Van Gough wins points for continually supplying some of the coolest artwork. But art isn’t the only thing they’re known for: Van Gough serves up a killer combination of specialty coffees, smoothies, sandwiches, salads, and Goldberg’s bagels.

BONUS: Local coffee shop Zeke’s Coffee actually supplies the coffee for many shops in the Baltimore area. Offering a huge and unique selection of blends, Zeke’s puts West Coast roasteries to shame with their great organic options. They regularly participate in the Baltimore Farmer’s market, and are located at 3003 Montobello Terrace in Lauraville.

Check out listings for the neighborhoods of Fells Point, Charles Village, Hampden, Mt. Vernon, Lauraville, and more on CondoDomain!