This semi-detached colonial in Baltimore’s historic Radnor-Winston neighborhood has been taken through a complete renovation — new HVAC, new flooring, new appliances — without losing the architectural character that gives this block its identity. The main level opens up completely. Custom cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, and crisp countertops define a kitchen that looks out across living and dining space wrapped in brand-new luxury vinyl plank. Three sun-filled bedrooms sit upstairs, and two fully updated full baths serve the home — a real advantage at this size, and one most houses on the street can’t offer. Below, a wide-open full basement delivers serious storage now and a straightforward path to finished square footage later. Out back, private off-street parking, which anyone who has hunted for a space in the city knows is worth more than the square footage suggests. Step outside to one of Baltimore’s genuinely walkable pockets: dining, shopping, parks, and transit within reach, with universities minutes away. The renovation is done, the systems are new, and the only thing left is the showing.