This adorable two-bedroom, one-bath home in the Greenmount West neighborhood is a contributing building to Baltimore's North Central National Register Historic District. Built circa 1890, the Italianate row home is located on a historic cobblestone street. It was completely rehabilitated in 2016, with the interiors rebuilt and architect designed, with a spacious open plan on the main level. The home has kept its historic charm and character, all while being updated to have all the modern conveniences. Centrally located just north of Mount Vernon, it has been lovingly cared for by one owner since it was purchased in 2016. The HVAC, plumbing, water heater, washer/dryer, floors, cabinets and all fixtures and finishes date from the 2016 rehabilitation. The dishwasher, garbage disposal, and kitchen faucet were replaced less than two years ago. The interior walls including the exceptionally clean full concrete basement were painted in January of 2025. The basement offers ample room for storage, a rarity for homes on the block. The doors throughout the home and the windows on the front facade are all new quality wood dating from 2016. The front facade of the home and the front door have just been freshly painted. Enjoy a fenced backyard perfect for a small garden and patio table, with the means and space to add a deck or second floor balcony. Located in the vibrant and desirable Station North Arts District, the home is five blocks from Pennsylvania Station, making it an ideal location for someone who needs to make frequent commutes to Washington DC, or to catch a bus to go the mile and a half to downtown. Galleries, restaurants and movie theaters are also located throughout the neighborhood, making this the ideal urban playground. Greenmount West has an active neighborhood association, with gallery walks, Stoop Nights, and a tight knit community that is ready to welcome the new homeowners.