Baltimore, Maryland
Fell's Point Homes for Sale
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7 homes
Avg $417,857
Market Overview
Fell's Point Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Fell's Point, MD
7
Active Listings
$418K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$215,000
To
$900,000
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About Fell's Point Real Estate
Fell's Point sits within Baltimore as one of the city's older waterfront neighborhoods, drawing a mix of long-time residents and newer households who value its proximity to the harbor. The area features a compact street grid with brick row houses that line many blocks, alongside scattered multi-unit buildings that give the housing stock variety. Daily life often centers on the waterfront promenade and the commercial blocks that support restaurants, coffee shops, and small retail, making errands and evening outings largely walkable for many residents. Public parks and open spaces along the water provide places for recreation, while the neighborhood connects to larger green areas a short distance away. Families here are generally served by the city's public school system, with additional private and charter options available throughout Baltimore. Current market conditions show seven active listings with an average asking price near $418,000 and a range that extends from the mid-$200,000s to $900,000, giving buyers a snapshot of entry points and higher-end renovation opportunities.
Average listing price: $417,857 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The housing stock consists primarily of historic brick row houses, with some converted multi-unit buildings and occasional single-family properties. Current inventory shows seven active listings that span from modest updates to larger homes near the upper end of the $215,000 to $900,000 range.
Many blocks sit within a short walk of the waterfront commercial corridor, where restaurants, cafes, and small stores serve daily needs. Residents often handle errands on foot, though some specialty shopping requires a short drive or transit ride into other parts of Baltimore.
Students attend schools within Baltimore's public system, supplemented by nearby charter and private options that families can evaluate based on specific programs and locations. School choice discussions often focus on proximity and transportation rather than a single neighborhood feeder pattern.
Asking prices currently range from $215,000 to $900,000, with an average near $418,000 across the seven active listings. This spread reflects both smaller row homes that may need updates and larger or recently renovated properties.
Many people balance waterfront walks, local dining, and easy access to downtown Baltimore. The neighborhood's scale supports a routine that mixes quiet residential blocks with convenient access to the harbor and nearby employment centers.