4610 SCHLEY AVE

Welcome to 4610 Schley Avenue, a charming 1925 ranch style home where classic Baltimore character meets comfortable everyday living. Located in the Walther area of Northeast Baltimore, this three bedroom, two full bathroom home offers an inviting floor plan that connects the living and dining spaces, creating an easy setting for everything from quiet evenings at home to gatherings with friends and family. Wood and carpet flooring add warmth throughout, while the fully-finished basement, complete with a separate side entrance, gives you valuable additional space for a family room, movie nights, hobbies, a playroom, home office, or guest space. Outside, enjoy your morning coffee or unwind at the end of the day on the deck, with a spacious yard offering room for gardening, entertaining, pets, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Driveway parking adds everyday convenience, while sidewalks make it easy to get out and explore the neighborhood. One of the best parts of living here is everything Northeast Baltimore puts within reach. The nearby Hamilton and Lauraville area is known for its community feel and locally owned businesses, with neighborhood favorites like Zeke's Coffee, Koco's Pub, Silver Queen Cafe, Maggie's Farm, Snug Books, and an assortment of independent shops along the Harford Road corridor. Outdoor lovers can explore nearby Herring Run Park and Lake Montebello for walking, running, biking, and time outside. Morgan State University is nearby, with Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Loyola University Maryland, and other major Baltimore employers and institutions accessible throughout the city. When you want a change of scenery, head into Towson for shopping and dining, explore the shops and restaurants of Hampden, spend an afternoon along the waterfront in Fells Point or Canton, or enjoy Baltimore's museums, sporting events, and entertainment. With neighborhood charm, outdoor recreation, local favorites, and the energy of Baltimore all within reach, 4610 Schley Avenue offers more than a place to live. It offers a lifestyle that feels connected, comfortable, and distinctly Baltimore.