Baltimore, Maryland
Curtis Bay Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $169,180
Market Overview
Curtis Bay Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Curtis Bay, MD
5
Active Listings
$169K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$120,000
To
$259,000
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About Curtis Bay Real Estate
Curtis Bay sits in the southern portion of Baltimore and functions as a working residential community with a mix of long-term residents and newer households. Many people who live here value proximity to the waterfront and the industrial corridors that have long shaped the area’s economy. Daily life tends to center on practical needs rather than nightlife or tourism, with residents relying on nearby streets for errands and local services. Parks and green spaces exist within a short drive, offering places for outdoor time without requiring a trip into the denser central parts of the city. The neighborhood is served by the Baltimore City public school system, supplemented by a selection of private and charter options that families consider when choosing where to settle. Housing stock is largely made up of modest single-family homes and attached row houses that reflect the area’s history as a place for workers and families. With five active listings on the market and an average price of $169,180, prices currently range from about $120,000 to $259,000, giving buyers a relatively contained set of options to evaluate.
Average listing price: $169,180 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show prices between $120,000 and $259,000, with an average around $169,180. This range covers mostly modest single-family homes and row houses. Buyers often find the limited number of active listings—five at present—means they need to act quickly when a suitable property appears.
Parts of the neighborhood allow residents to reach small commercial strips and services on foot, though many households still use a car for larger shopping trips. Nearby parks provide outdoor space within a short drive, supporting a practical rather than highly urban lifestyle. The overall layout reflects its origins as a working community rather than a dense, pedestrian-focused district.
The area is served by Baltimore City Public Schools, and families also consider nearby charter and private schools when making decisions. Specific assignments depend on exact address, so checking current boundaries is recommended during a home search. The neighborhood does not have a concentration of specialized magnet programs within its immediate borders.
With an average price near $169,180 and a compact selection of five active listings, the neighborhood can appeal to buyers seeking lower entry points compared with many other parts of Baltimore. Homes tend to be smaller single-family or attached properties that require typical maintenance. Prospective buyers should weigh commute needs and future resale against their long-term plans.
The dominant types are modest single-family homes and traditional row houses built for earlier generations of workers. These properties generally sit on smaller lots and reflect the area’s industrial heritage. With prices averaging $169,180, the stock offers straightforward options for buyers prioritizing function over newer construction.