Baltimore, Maryland
Carrollton Ridge Homes for Sale
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15 homes
Avg $118,907
Market Overview
Carrollton Ridge Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Carrollton Ridge, MD
15
Active Listings
$119K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$19,900
To
$269,000
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About Carrollton Ridge Real Estate
Carrollton Ridge sits within Baltimore as a residential neighborhood where many households have lived for years and where newer residents continue to settle. The area reflects the everyday character of city living, with a mix of long-term homeowners and people drawn by more affordable options compared to other parts of Baltimore. Its location places it within the broader urban fabric, giving residents reasonable access to downtown without being in the busiest commercial zones. Daily life often centers around local streets and nearby services rather than large destination attractions. Parks and small green spaces provide spots for outdoor time, while nearby commercial corridors offer basic dining and errands within a short drive or walk for many residents. The neighborhood falls within the city’s public school system, which serves families across a range of educational programs and options. Housing in Carrollton Ridge consists primarily of row houses and smaller single-family homes that suit both first-time buyers and those looking to stay long term. With 15 active listings on the market and an average price around $118,900, the neighborhood presents a range of price points that reflect its established housing stock.
Average listing price: $118,907 · 15 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The average listed price in Carrollton Ridge sits near $118,900, with current homes ranging from about $19,900 to $269,000. This spread gives buyers several entry points depending on property condition and size.
There are 15 active listings in the neighborhood at the moment. Inventory levels can shift quickly, so checking updated listings regularly helps buyers see what becomes available.
Row houses and smaller single-family homes make up most of the housing stock. These styles fit the scale of the neighborhood and often appeal to buyers seeking manageable properties close to city amenities.
The neighborhood is served by Baltimore’s public school district, which offers a variety of programs across different grade levels. Families can also explore nearby private or charter options depending on their preferences.
Many residents can reach small parks and everyday shops on foot or with a short drive. The area supports a practical daily routine without requiring long commutes for basic needs.