$665/ mo
Doesn't include deposits and fees
Studio1 bath410 sqft condo
3418 Baltimore Ave #6
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3418 Baltimore Ave #6
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Lease terms
we are currently writing 6 month leases. owner pays for water, trash & internet. renter pays gas and electricity. no smoking allowed in building. one pet is allowed, $300 pet security deposit for dogs. street parking only.
Pricing comparison
$146At $665, this listing is priced $146 cheaper than the current market rate for a studio in Broadway Gillham.
Other studios in the area go for
- Broadway Gillham$811
- Kansas City$1,023
- Jackson County$1,008
- 64111$899
Pets
Dogs
Number allowed1Cats
Number allowed1
The neighborhood
About the building
Baltimore Studios 3418 is a classic 1921 red-brick apartment building in a quiet historic neighborhood of Kansas City.… Nestled on a peaceful one-way street lined with mature trees and very little traffic, it sits just one block west of Main Street close enough for easy access yet tucked away enough to feel serene and removed from the bustle.
This recently renovated landmark blends original historic character with modern comforts. The exterior retains its classic brick facade, welcoming white balcony with planters, and the original building plaque. Inside, units feature original hardwood floors, tile accents, clear-glass pantry doors, and classic clawfoot bathtubs that honor the building's 1921 roots. Studios (approximately 410 sq. ft.) include a full kitchen and bathroom, with many offering generous closet space or room for a computer nook. Shared spaces include a bright art-lined hallway, a sunny stairwell highlighted by a colorful bird stained-glass window, and on-site laundry.
Residents enjoy a private courtyard retreat complete with seating areas, tables, garden statues, and string lights an inviting outdoor space for relaxing. Security cameras and high-speed internet are provided. The building is non-smoking; one pet is allowed with a $300 pet security deposit for dogs. Street parking only. Leases are currently written for six months. Rent is $665 plus a $220 assessment covering water, trash, internet, and common-area upkeep (total $885/month); tenants pay for electric and gas. FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED
Location is a major highlight: just half to three-quarters of a block from the Metro bus and free streetcar line on Main Street. The streetcar runs frequently (every 10 15 minutes) from the City Market south to the Country Club Plaza and UMKC, and north toward Downtown Kansas City and the riverfront. The building sits in a walkable historic residential pocket between the Country Club Plaza and downtown, offering neighborhood charm with convenient transit access to the city's key destinations.enities near 3418 Baltimore Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64111
This address sits in a quiet historic Midtown residential pocket (near the Broadway-Gillham / Southmoreland area), one block west of Main Street. It offers a peaceful tree-lined setting while providing excellent access to transit, dining, shopping, culture, and green space. Here's a clear overview of key amenities nearby for someone new to the area:
Excellent Transit Access
KC Streetcar (free): The Armour stop (35th & Main) is only about half to three-quarters of a block away. Streetcars run every 10 15 minutes and connect north to Downtown, the Crossroads Arts District, Union Station, and the River Market, and south to Westport, the Country Club Plaza, and UMKC. This is one of the biggest practical advantages of the location.
Metro bus service is also available on Main Street.
Shopping & Dining Districts
Country Club Plaza (short streetcar ride or a few blocks south): Kansas City's iconic outdoor shopping and dining destination, modeled after Seville, Spain. It features upscale and popular retailers, a wide range of restaurants (from casual to fine dining), fountains, public art, and seasonal events. Easy to reach and a major neighborhood draw.
Westport (short streetcar ride or bikeable/walkable distance south around 39th Street): A lively historic entertainment district with restaurants, bars, outdoor patios, live music venues, boutique shops, and a more casual, energetic vibe than the Plaza. Popular for nightlife and weekend outings.
Everyday options along Main Street and in the immediate Midtown area include local coffee shops, cafes, and smaller eateries.
Parks & Outdoor Spaces
The building itself has a private courtyard with seating, tables, garden features, and string lights.
Gillham Park and nearby linear green spaces along Gillham Road (a short distance east/southeast) offer walking paths, open areas, and neighborhood recreation.
Additional parks and greenways are accessible toward the Plaza and in surrounding Midtown neighborhoods, providing places for walking, picnics, or simply enjoying outdoors without needing a car.
Cultural & Educational Attractions
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and nearby institutions (including the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and the Kansas City Art Institute area) are short streetcars or drive south near the Plaza. These are major cultural highlights with free or low-cost access to world-class art and outdoor sculpture gardens.
Proximity to UMKC and other Midtown educational/cultural spots adds further options for events, libraries, and campus amenities.
Everyday Convenience
High walkability to Main Street for basic needs, plus quick streetcar access to larger grocery options and services near the Plaza or Downtown.
On-site laundry, high-speed internet, and building amenities (as previously noted) reduce the need for longer frequent trips.
The quiet one-way street and mature trees create a residential feel, while everything active remains close by.
Overall character for newcomers: You get a calm, historic residential base with mature trees and low traffic, yet you're essentially one short walk from free high-frequency transit that links the city's best shopping, dining, arts, and entertainment districts. Many residents appreciate being able to live in a quieter pocket while still having car-free access to the Plaza, Westport, Downtown, and beyond. Street parking is the norm, and the neighborhood balances serenity with strong connectivity.
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Nearby schools
Students who live in 3418 Baltimore Ave #6 attend the following Kansas City 33 School District (Unified School District) public schools:
- 22.9 mi
Central Middle School
Public, Grades 7 - 7
- 12.1 mi
Central High School
Public, Grades 8 - 12
- 60.3 mi
Longfellow Elementary School
Public, Grades PK - 6
- 31 mi
Primitivo Garcia Elementary School
Public, Grades PK - 6
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3418 Baltimore Ave #6
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| Studio | $665 | $795+ | $760+ | $770+ | $660 | $785+ | $795 | $650 | $730 |
| 1 bed | — | $900+ | $2,025+ | $900+ | $880 | $800+ | $850 | $795+ | — |
| 2 beds | — | — | $3,390+ | — | — | $985+ | — | — | — |
| Distance | — | 0.2 miles away | 3.5 miles away | — | 3.0 miles away | 3.1 miles away | 0.8 miles away | 3.7 miles away | 0.3 miles away |
| Pets | Cats and Dogs Allowed | Cats and Dogs Allowed | — | Cats and Dogs Allowed | Cats and Dogs Allowed | — | Cats and Dogs Allowed | Cats and Dogs Allowed | Cats and Dogs Allowed |
| Laundry | Shared | Shared | — | Shared | Shared | — | Shared | Shared | In Unit |
| Security | — | — | Doorman, Gated Entry | — | — | — | Controlled Access | — | Controlled Access |
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