1726 Linden Avenue

Price Improvement! $719k. Let’s get one thing straight: this isn’t your average, freshly flipped rowhouse. Tucked on a picturesque, tree-lined non-thru brick street—just a stone’s throw from a charming historic gazebo—this 1885 Victorian is in a league of its own. A home that doesn’t just blend past and present—it makes them dance.

From the moment you step into the Grecian key-tiled entry, you’re greeted by grandeur: monumental Eastlake gilded mirrors, ornate wood mantels, inlaid parquet floors, and staircases that carve their way elegantly through all three levels. Floor-to-ceiling windows face both northeast and southwest, flooding the home with natural light throughout the day, while the elevated position and thoughtful setback provide rare privacy for city living.

But this beauty isn’t stuck in the past. Every detail has been lovingly updated to blend modern luxury with timeless charm. Designer lighting is fresh and contemporary, complementing the home's historic elegance.
With five full bathrooms—including two with vintage clawfoot tubs for spa-like soaks—you'll have plenty of options for unwinding. And thanks to a shower on every floor, you'll never have to wait in line again. And the Carrera marble kitchen with Viking appliances will have even the humblest home cook hearing “Yes, Chef!” more than once.

Spanning over 3,000 square feet, this 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom home offers endless flexibility: space for offices, a workout room, a craft studio—whatever your lifestyle demands. A dedicated dining room off the kitchen invites long dinners and lively conversation, or slow Sunday brunches. Out back, enjoy a tranquil private yard with two trees and space for your own green thumb, and a two-car parking pad—because luxury is also about convenience.

Rich Farrow & Ball hues wrap the walls in warmth and sophistication, completing a space that is anything but ordinary. Thoughtful intention floods every room of the house.

And then, there’s the neighborhood. Just a short stroll to the newly refurbished Baltimore Penn Station, you’re perfectly positioned for daily DC commutes or spontaneous weekend escapes to NYC. Local gems like CookHouse serve up artisanal flavors, while cozy coffee shops are sprinkled throughout the neighborhood. Looking for a night out? The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is just around the corner. Want to catch a game? The nearby light rail makes getting to the stadiums easy and hassle-free. Sumpter Park—perfect for dogs, kids, or solo afternoons with a book—is mere steps away.

Bolton Hill isn’t just beautiful homes and leafy streets. It’s a true community—an eclectic, welcoming mix of truly interesting people. Everyone’s got a story, and everyone is part of the neighborhood’s heartbeat. This is the neighborhood you already want to be in—and The Linden House is the only home for you.