505 S LEHIGH STREET , Baltimore, MD 21224

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There’s something especially appealing about a home that gives you options. At 505 S Lehigh Street, a recent refresh brings a clean, move-in-ready feel, paired with a seller offered $5,000 credit for a full-price offer. Buyers may explore applying it toward allowable financing options like an interest rate buy-down—which could help dramatically reduce monthly payments depending on loan terms—or toward closing costs. Inside, the main level opens up beautifully, with exposed brick adding warmth and character against a bright, airy layout. The space is large enough to hold a dining area, or utilize an eat-in kitchen moment. The kitchen anchors the space, designed for both everyday living and the kind of casual hosting that doesn’t require much effort. A half bath and generous storage round out the floor, while just beyond the back door, a private patio strung with lights sets the tone for dinners outside as the seasons shift. Upstairs, two large bedrooms offer comfort and breathing room, while a third flex space adapts to what you need—a home office, guest room, or additional bedroom. The full bath is centrally placed, practical and accessible. The lower level adds a layer of versatility that’s hard to find. Whether it becomes a cozy movie space, a tucked-away guest suite, or a fourth bedroom, it’s supported by a full bath and walk-out access, giving it a sense of separation that works well for longer stays or shared living. This secondary living space could easily host your O's opening day kickoff with the walkout access from the basement to your grill. And then there’s the neighborhood—Greektown in its most lived-in, everyday rhythm. Street parking is easy, neighbors are out walking their dogs, carrying groceries in, waving as they pass. Greek Fest just a few blocks away brings a sense of tradition and energy that anchors the community in a way that feels both vibrant and familiar. It’s a home that gives you options, yes—but more than that, it gives you a place to settle into, stretch out, and make your own.