Converted Dwelling

Own your business space and let the apartments upstairs help carry the cost. Offered at $230,000, $76,667 per unit, 19 North Eutaw Street is a detached mixed-use building with two large apartments and ground-floor commercial space in Downtown Baltimore. The commercial space, previously used as a salon, features a large open workspace, kitchenette, and areas for an office and storage. An owner-user could establish a business downstairs while collecting residential rent above, or an investor could lease all three spaces. C-5DC zoning offers possibilities for office, retail, restaurant, personal service, and live-work uses, subject to applicable permits and approvals. The spacious apartments benefit from extra natural light, in-unit laundry, and individual gas furnaces with central air conditioning. Kitchens include wood cabinetry, gas ranges, dishwashers, and garbage disposals. Each apartment has its own gas water heater, and the building has four electric meters and three gas meters. The location places residents and businesses near Lexington Market, public transportation, the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s professional schools, and the University of Maryland Medical Center. These education and employment centers broaden the potential residential tenant pool. Nearby investment includes UMB’s approved West Lexington Corridor Project, with planned housing, retail, and recreation space connecting Lexington Market to the university campus.

Own your business space and let the apartments upstairs help carry the cost. Offered at $230,000, $76,667 per unit, 19 North Eutaw Street is a detached mixed-use building with two large apartments and ground-floor commercial space in Downtown Baltimore. The commercial space, previously used as a salon, features a large open workspace, kitchenette, and areas for an office and storage. An owner-user could establish a business downstairs while collecting residential rent above, or an investor could lease all three spaces. C-5DC zoning offers possibilities for office, retail, restaurant, personal service, and live-work uses, subject to applicable permits and approvals. The spacious apartments benefit from extra natural light, in-unit laundry, and individual gas furnaces with central air conditioning. Kitchens include wood cabinetry, gas ranges, dishwashers, and garbage disposals. Each apartment has its own gas water heater, and the building has four electric meters and three gas meters. The location places residents and businesses near Lexington Market, public transportation, the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s professional schools, and the University of Maryland Medical Center. These education and employment centers broaden the potential residential tenant pool. Nearby investment includes UMB’s approved West Lexington Corridor Project, with planned housing, retail, and recreation space connecting Lexington Market to the university campus.