Baltimore, Maryland
Midtown-Edmondson Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $104,860
Market Overview
Midtown-Edmondson Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Midtown-Edmondson, MD
5
Active Listings
$105K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$37,500
To
$210,000
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About Midtown-Edmondson Real Estate
Midtown-Edmondson sits within Baltimore and is a residential neighborhood where many households have lived for years. Residents tend to include long-term homeowners and newer buyers looking for more affordable options in the city. The area features a mix of older row houses and smaller single-family homes along tree-lined streets. Daily life often revolves around nearby parks and local shops that serve the community, with walkable pockets that make errands straightforward for those who prefer not to drive everywhere. Families have access to schools through the local public school district, along with some private options in surrounding parts of Baltimore. With only five active listings on the market and an average price of $104,860, the neighborhood offers a limited but varied selection of homes priced from the mid-thirties to just over two hundred thousand dollars.
Average listing price: $104,860 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Most homes in Midtown-Edmondson are older row houses and smaller single-family properties. With five homes currently listed, buyers can find options across a price range of $37,500 to $210,000.
The average listing price sits around $104,860, which is lower than many other parts of the city. This pricing gives buyers a range of entry points without stretching typical city budgets.
Children in Midtown-Edmondson attend schools in the local public school district, and some families also consider nearby private schools. The neighborhood does not have large numbers of new school construction, so most options are established institutions.
Parts of the neighborhood have sidewalks and nearby shops that make short trips on foot practical. Residents often combine walking with short drives when heading to larger stores or services outside the immediate area.
There are five active listings at the moment. This small inventory means buyers may need to act quickly when a suitable property appears.