BALTIMORE HUD home - a townhouse or condo (3 beds, 2 baths)

This extra-wide row home blends historic character, modern comfort, and unique features that set it apart from any other row home youve likly seen. As you enter, youll notice the hardwood floors throughout the main level, a spacious living room with a charming fireplace, and a generously sized closet for coats and additional storage. Transitioning into the dining area, youre immediately struck by the stunning two-story architectural staircase, which allows natural light from the upper floors to cascade downmaking this space versatile and bright. Thanks to the high ceilings, ample side windows, and that incredible staircase, this home feels anything but typical for Baltimore row homes. Next, youll find the updated kitchen featuring stainless steel appliancesincluding a gas rangevaulted ceilings, recessed lighting, and plenty of cabinet space. Step out through the rear entrance to access your two private parking pads. Bonus: this home may qualify for an assumable VA mortgage with a 3% interest ratea rare and valuable opportunity! Upstairs on the second floor, youll find the first of two front-facing primary bedrooms, a beautifully renovated full bathroom, and a versatile second roo...

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mperfect for a home office or cozy guest space (note: no closet). From this room, step through sliding glass doors onto the rooftop deck, constructed with low-maintenance composite decking and railingsdurable, easy to clean, and built to last. Continue up to the third floor where youll find a full laThis HUD home is a townhouse or condo located in BALTIMORE. It offers 1230.00 sq. ft. in size, 3 beds and 2 baths. Review its detailed information and determine if this BALTIMORE HUD has the qualities you are looking for.  

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This is a VA Home that the Department of Veteran's Affairs (DVA) has foreclosed on because the owner couldn't meet their payments. You are not required to be a serviceperson or even an owner-occupant to purchase these properties. Buyers interested in purchasing a VA-acquired property, should contact the listing agent or a local real estate broker of your choice to see the property.