Baltimore, Maryland
Irvington Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $220,700
Market Overview
Irvington Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Irvington, MD
5
Active Listings
$221K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$174,999
To
$279,900
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About Irvington Real Estate
Irvington sits within Baltimore as a residential neighborhood that draws a mix of long-time residents and newer households looking for more space than denser central areas provide. Its location places it on the west side of the city, giving access to major routes while remaining outside the busiest downtown corridors. Daily life centers on tree-lined residential streets and nearby parks that support walking, jogging, and informal community gatherings. Local dining options appear along commercial strips that serve both neighborhood residents and commuters, keeping the area convenient without requiring long drives for everyday needs. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, with families also considering nearby private and charter options when making decisions about education. Housing stock consists primarily of single-family homes and attached row houses that reflect the city’s traditional building patterns. With five active listings on the market and an average price near $220,700, current conditions show a limited but steady selection of homes priced mostly between $175,000 and $280,000.
Average listing price: $220,700 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows the average listing price in Irvington sits around $220,700. Homes currently range from about $175,000 to $279,900, giving buyers a focused set of options within a narrow price band.
There are five active listings in the neighborhood at this time. That modest inventory level can mean buyers may need to act quickly when a property matches their criteria.
Most properties are single-family houses and traditional row homes that fit the established street grid. These styles generally offer more yard space than denser parts of the city while remaining within commuting distance of downtown.
Residents use nearby parks for walking, sports, and casual outdoor time. The neighborhood layout supports these activities without requiring travel to larger regional facilities.
The area falls within the city’s public school district, and families also evaluate nearby private or charter schools. School choice often depends on specific grade levels and program offerings rather than a single neighborhood assignment.