2815 N Calvert St #3A

Newly renovated apartment in a historic building, over a century old. The apartment has all new electrical wiring, fixtures, switches and receptacles (updated from original wiring from years ago). New plumbing (gas and water) in the kitchen, operate all of the fixtures and appliances. The kitchen has been gut renovated (down to studs), new kitchen cabinets, sink/faucet, stainless steel oven/range, dishwasher, stackable washer/dryer, LVT flooring, window and floor trim, Italian subway backsplash tile, three LARGE windows in the living/bedroom for natural light. The apartment is newly painted; the main room has original oak flooring, the kitchen has travertine tile. The bathroom is clean and tidy but dated (but the kitchen makes up for it!). The apartment is conveniently located on the third floor. Neighbors in the building are quiet working professionals, many who have been there for some time. The building just received a upgrade to the front garden: Gone is the old concrete slab (that once covered the front garden) and is replaced with professional landscaping, evergreen ground cover, a flowering crapemyrtle, flagstone steppingstones, a updated cement staircase and a Butler stone curb with a flagstone cap. The gas and electric are the responsibility of the tenant and water is billed out monthly and is a fractional share of the total consumption of the building. Street parking is ample and is rarely more than a half block stroll from the front of the building. North Calvert street is a thoroughfare of Baltimore City, yet the apartment is remarkably quiet. The rear alley is well lit and recent upgrades to the rear landscaping ensure that the drainage from the roof and the rear yard is discretely conveyed to the rear alley. Rent is due on the 25th of each month for the forthcoming months, it is invoiced digitally on the 20th of every month and sent via email (ACH bank transfer). One pet is allowed. Utilities are all the responsibility of the tenant, the gas & electric is put in the tenant name but that is not possible for water. Water is reimbursed to the property manager and is invoiced as to the fractional amount of consumption based upon the total number of apartments (6).