5804 N Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210
- $529,900
- 4
- BD
- 3
- BA
- 2,358
- SqFt
- Sold Price
- $529,900
- List Price
- $529,900
- Closing Date
- Jan 02, 2026
- MLS#
- MDBA2183354
- Year Built
- 1963
- Status
- CLOSED
- Type
- Single Family Residential
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Baths All
- 3
- Baths Full
- 2
- Baths Half
- 1
- Living Area
- 2,358
- Total SqFt
- 2608
- County
- Baltimore City
- Subdivision
- The Orchards
Property Description
Live authentically. Located in The Orchards and perfectly balancing privacy with convenience this all-brick single-family home sits on a quarter-acre fenced lot with mature landscaping. Commuters will appreciate quick access to major routes, Penn Station, hospitals, shopping, and dining, with Lake Falls Village and Mount Washington just minutes away. Top private schools are nearby, and zoned for the highly regarded Roland Park Elementary/Middle. Inside, an open-concept main level lends itself to how you choose to live. Natural light spilling from the front bay window, stone wood-burning fireplace, rear door to the enclosed sunporch offering more options. Enough room in the kitchen for many hands. Warm hued wood cabinetry, generous granite counters and island, and stainless appliances. Steps from the kitchen, a spacious front to back family room with sliders opens onto the rear deck and yard, while a separate office provides quiet space for work or study. Upstairs, you’ll find an ensuite primary bedroom, two generously sized bedrooms and a hall bath. The split-level lower floor is fully finished, adding flexible living space with a half bath, laundry, and bonus room—perfect as a second office, gym, playroom, or fourth bedroom. Expansive unfinished storage area. Attached one car garage, generous sized parking pad (2018). New roof and new A/C in 2018. WiFi enabled switches and thermostat for convenience. Fun facts for history enthusiasts. Originally part of a 1694 land grant of more than 330 acres, becoming the estate of Governor Bradford during the civil war era. Later home to a prominent clipper ship family who built on Castlewood Road in the 1830s. In 1902, financier Douglas Gordon established it as his summer home with gardens and orchards before it was sold to the Bryn Mawr School in 1928. Today, that residence is known as The Gordon Building, and the surrounding land developed and aptly named The Orchards. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home.
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Additional Information
- Other Structures
- Above Grade, Below Grade
- Structure List
- Above Grade, Below Grade
- Garage Spaces
- 1
- Style
- Traditional
- Interior Features
- Bathroom - Stall Shower, Bathroom - Tub Shower, Carpet, Combination Dining/Living, Combination Kitchen/Living, Dining Area, Floor Plan - Open, Kitchen - Island, Primary Bath(s), Recessed Lighting, Wood Floors
- Basement
- Yes
- Fireplaces
- 1
- Cooling Fuel
- Electric
- Cooling
- Central A/C
- Heating Fuel
- Natural Gas
- Heating
- Forced Air
- Hot Water
- Electric
- Sewer Septic
- Public Sewer
- Water
- Public
- HOA Fee
- $123
- HOA Payment Frequency
- Annually
- Tax Year
- 2024
- Possession
- Settlement
- Days on Market
- 58
- Acres
- 0.26
- Ownership
- Fee Simple
- HOA
- Yes
- Homeowner Association Fee
- 123