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$1,200,000

105 MILLBROOK ROAD

105 MILLBROOK ROAD

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105 MILLBROOK ROAD

$1,200,000 | 105 Millbrook ROAD, Baltimore, MD 21218

Top to bottom renovation on one of Guilford's most desirable and quiet streets. Enjoy all modern conveniences while surrounded by turn of the century charm. Expanded and newly remodeled gourmet kitchen with brand new chef's appliances. All plumbing and electric replaced. New systems throughout. Expanded rear patio ideal for those summer al fresco nights laughing and dining with friends and family. Patio overlooks large open backyard; a gem to find in a the city locale. Oversized rooms on main level an entertainers delight. Get cozy with a book on the sun-filled porch. Upstairs primary suite features multiple closets and large sleeping porch, a perfect spot for your morning coffee. Two other bedrooms and renovated bath complete the second floor. The top floor has been opened up to allow for generous sized bedrooms as well as an upstairs laundry room and 3rd full bath. Attention to detail while updating this home is an understatement. Cut down on commute time while living in one of Baltimore's most convenient locations.

  • Sold

    Status
  • 6

    Bedrooms
  • 4

    Bath
  • 4,343 Sq.Ft.

    Living Area
  • 0.41 Acres

    Acres Lot
  • 1925

    Year Built

Features & Amenities

Area & Lot

Status:
Sold
Living Space:
4,343 Sq.Ft.
Lot Size:
0.41 Acres
MLS® ID:
MDBA2035396
Type:
Residential
Year Built:
1925
Neighborhood:
Guilford
Architecture Styles:
Georgian
School District:
BALTIMORE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Interior

Total Bedrooms:
6
Total Bathrooms:
4
Full Bathrooms:
3
Half Bathrooms:
1

Exterior

Stories:
3 Floors
Garage Space:
2
Water Source:
Public
Parking:
Detached
Heat Type:
Oil
Air Conditioning:
Central Air
Sewer:
Public Sewer
Substructure:
Brick

Financial

Sales Price:
$1,200,000
Real Estate Taxes:
$10,445/yr
HOA Fees:
$490/yr
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Guilford

The Guilford Historic District, nestled within the urban landscape of northeast Baltimore City, stands as a testament to meticulous planning and architectural vision that took root in the early 20th century. Spanning 210 acres, this planned residential subdivision emerged from the foresight of the Roland Park Company, which acquired the land in 1911 from the Guilford Park Company, initiating a development process marked by a fusion of urban planning and architectural ingenuity. Central to Guilford's allure are its distinctive landscape features, carefully woven into the fabric of the neighborhood. Main thoroughfares and secondary roadways meander through the district, flanked by meticulously manicured green spaces. Inspired by the principles of the renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, Guilford boasts "Olmstedian Places" that blend seamlessly with its architectural tapestry. One of the cornerstones of Guilford's success lies in its robust infrastructure, meticulously laid out to support the burgeoning community. But perhaps the most striking aspect of the district is its architectural diversity, exemplified by a harmonious blend of styles that reflect the eclectic tastes of its inhabitants. From the grandeur of Jacobethan Revival and Tudor Revival to the timeless elegance of Colonial Revival and the intricate detailing of Italian Renaissance Revival Style, Guilford stands as a living museum of architectural heritage. Yet, what truly sets Guilford apart is not merely its architectural splendor but the visionary approach taken by its chief architects. Rather than imposing a rigid aesthetic, they championed a philosophy of architectural planning that prioritized site development as a catalyst for design innovation. By seamlessly integrating the built environment with its natural surroundings, Guilford's architects embraced the ethos of the City Beautiful Movement, ushering in an era of comprehensive suburban design that celebrated the unity of the arts. In essence, Guilford Historic District transcends its status as a residential enclave; it is a living testament to the enduring power of thoughtful urban planning and architectural excellence. In its streets and structures, one finds not just a neighborhood, but a timeless embodiment of human creativity and aspiration.

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