Baltimore, Maryland
Mount Vernon Homes for Sale
“Discover 9 homes in Mount Vernon, Maryland”
9 homes
Avg $950,767
Market Overview
Mount Vernon Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Mount Vernon, MD
9
Active Listings
$951K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$274,000
To
$2,250,000
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About Mount Vernon Real Estate
Mount Vernon sits within Baltimore as a well-established residential area that blends historic architecture with everyday city living. Residents include long-time homeowners, professionals, and families who value proximity to downtown while still enjoying quieter, tree-lined streets. The neighborhood offers a practical setting for those who want access to Baltimore’s cultural institutions and employment centers without living in the densest urban core. Walkability varies by block, with some sections allowing residents to reach shops, restaurants, and parks on foot while others rely more on short drives or public transit. Dining options range from casual neighborhood spots to more established eateries, and several small parks provide outdoor space for recreation. The area is served by the local public school district, with families also considering nearby private and charter options depending on grade level and specific needs. Housing stock includes a mix of row houses, larger single-family homes, and some multi-unit buildings that reflect different periods of the city’s development. At the time of this writing, nine homes are actively listed with an average price near $951,000 and a range extending from the mid-two-hundreds to over two million dollars.
Average listing price: $950,767 · 9 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show homes priced from $274,000 to $2,250,000, with an average around $951,000. Buyers will find both smaller row houses and larger single-family properties depending on the block and condition. The limited number of active listings—currently nine—means selection can change quickly.
Walkability depends on the specific street, with some blocks allowing residents to reach shops and restaurants on foot while others require a short drive or transit. The neighborhood offers a mix of local eateries and small parks that support a practical daily routine. Public transportation options help connect Mount Vernon to other parts of Baltimore.
The housing stock includes row houses, detached single-family homes, and a smaller number of multi-unit buildings. Architectural styles reflect different eras of Baltimore’s growth, giving buyers several structural choices. With only nine homes currently listed, inventory remains modest compared with larger city neighborhoods.
Mount Vernon is served by the local public school district, and families also consider nearby private and charter schools. School options vary by grade level and specific programs, so visiting in person or reviewing current district information is recommended. Housing choices in the area often factor in these educational considerations.
The neighborhood attracts long-time residents, working professionals, and some families who prefer a balance between city access and quieter streets. Proximity to downtown employment and cultural sites appeals to people who want shorter commutes without living in the busiest commercial districts. The current market, with an average price near $951,000, reflects demand from buyers seeking established urban housing.