Spacious, striking 2nd floor apartment awaits you in the 1915 Lombardy, built in the Italian Renaissance style by architect Clyde Nelson Friz, who later designed the Enoch Pratt Library downtown. The apartment features three comfortably proportioned bedrooms, plus an office with large light-filled windows and a splendid sun room with an expansive built-in bookcase and six-foot-high arched windows – where having a cup of coffee in the morning is like sitting in a leafy garden. The double-sized living room with a fireplace spans the width of the apartment, flowing into an elegant dining room. The architectural details throughout, including hardwood floors, picture rails, and original molding, contribute to your sense of comfort and well-being. The apartment has its own laundry room and a separate “maid’s room” on the fourth floor, which is a perfect place for guests and can be a cozy hideaway any time. The up-to-date kitchen adjoins a pantry with built-in shelves. The Lombardy and the neighboring Tuscany form a cooperative apartment complex that features lovingly cared-for grounds and a broad, shady “dell,” perfect for picnics or just enjoying the flowers. The monthly co-op fee includes taxes, heat & water. The Lombardy, in the heart of Tuscany Canterbury, is within walking distance of Linkwood Park, Wyman Park, Sherwood Gardens, the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus, the Rotunda, and Hampden shops and restaurants. Parking spaces are available on the street or a garage may be rented for a monthly fee.