1008 St. George’s Road, Baltimore.
Hot House: A House in Three Parts – Mid-Century Modern on a Classic Road in Roland Park. 4 Beds/4 Baths. 5,876 sq. ft. Asking worth: $1.9 million.
What: As you drive down Northern Parkway in direction of Falls Road, you would possibly catch a glimpse of three adjoining roofs, and a stunning pond behind a stand of bamboo. This particular home has not been available on the market since 1996, and now’s your probability to personal this singular magnificence designed within the Seventies by architect Tom Gaudreau.
You enter the property by way of a rounded brick wall off the aspect highway, the place there’s a storage and a rounded brick wall, which leads you to the entrance of the home and the shock of its development.
The home is principally three interconnecting homes, with the general public space, together with the kitchen, eating room, lounge and loo on one aspect, and the non-public space, together with bedrooms and bogs on the opposite aspect. In between is a big household room which is the center floor, connecting the 2 sections.
The kitchen is the show-piece in the home. It’s a Bulthaup, a German-designed vary of kitchen instruments and cupboards, which can be identified for its ergonomic options. It matches completely with the late MCM design of this home.
The home is nestled down in a small dell with plantings which date again 50+ years, and now defend the home from passers-by. It overlooks a quiet pond, which attracts birds and wildlife. At the east finish of the home, there’s a pretty swimming pool, excellent for lengthy, scorching Baltimore afternoons.
Where: St. George’s Road parallels Northern Parkway between Roland Avenue and Falls Road. This home is about half-way down the Northern Parkway hill, and is accessible from each St. George’s and Northern Parkway. It is near a variety of colleges from pre-Okay by way of college years. It’s near grocery buying and eating places alongside Roland Avenue, and now with the enlargement of Cross Keys, it’s one further enticing function within the neighborhood.
Final Appraisal: This home, designed by Tom Gaudreau, has the entire hallmarks and particulars of a home customized constructed for a particular shopper – himself. This is the primary time the home has been available on the market since 1996, and it’s a literal one-of-a-kind itemizing! The itemizing for the home is right here.
All pictures from the itemizing.
