Baltimore, Maryland
Waverly Homes for Sale
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6 homes
Avg $187,133
Market Overview
Waverly Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Waverly, MD
6
Active Listings
$187K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$120,000
To
$310,000
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About Waverly Real Estate
Waverly sits within Baltimore as a residential neighborhood where many longtime residents and newer households live side by side. The area is part of the city’s northern corridor and offers convenient access to downtown without being in the middle of it. Daily life tends to center on everyday errands, local parks, and short drives or transit rides to larger commercial districts. Residents often mention the balance between quiet blocks and the ability to reach restaurants, shops, and cultural spots within a reasonable distance. The local public school system serves families in the neighborhood, with additional private and charter options available throughout Baltimore. Housing in Waverly consists primarily of row houses and smaller single-family homes that reflect the city’s traditional building patterns. At the time of this writing, six homes are listed for sale with an average asking price near $187,000, giving buyers a sense of current market conditions in a price range that runs from about $120,000 to $310,000.
Average listing price: $187,133 · 6 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent listings show an average asking price around $187,000. Individual homes currently range from roughly $120,000 to $310,000, so buyers can compare options across that spread.
There are six active listings in the neighborhood right now. That limited inventory may affect how quickly properties move once they are priced in line with local demand.
Waverly is served by the Baltimore City Public Schools system, and families also have access to private and charter schools elsewhere in the city. Parents typically weigh commute times, after-school programs, and specific school boundaries when making decisions.
The housing stock is largely made up of row houses and modest single-family homes that fit the scale of many Baltimore neighborhoods. Buyers often look at these property types when touring the area.
Some blocks allow residents to reach small markets or transit stops on foot, while other trips may require a short drive or bus ride. The level of walkability can vary from street to street within the neighborhood.