Welcome to 2612 Guilford Avenue, a spacious 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offering flexible living options in the heart of Charles Village. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, wood shaker cabinets, a 30″ electric range, built-in microwave, and a stainless-steel double-door refrigerator with bottom freezer. Just off the kitchen is a full bathroom with ceramic tile flooring and a touch of exposed brick. Exposed brick walls run throughout most rooms on both levels, adding character and warmth.

The east-facing second-floor bedroom opens to a sunroom framed by glass-paneled interior windows—ideal for a reading nook, plant room, or a peaceful spot to enjoy coffee and a fresh treat from Motzi Bread, just 1.5 blocks north. Don’t need five bedrooms? Use the first-floor front room, with its view of the porch and the iconic Painted Ladies across the street, as your home office, gym, or creative studio. A carved newel post on the stairway adds a decorative touch at the heart of the home.

The full, unfinished basement offers generous space for storage or recreational use and includes a laundry area. In the rear yard, a small raised patio provides room to relax or entertain, and there’s tandem off-street parking for two vehicles—an uncommon bonus in the neighborhood. The home also features vinyl replacement windows throughout for energy efficiency.

With a Walk Score of 93 and Bike Score of 81, this location puts you two blocks from Wyman Park and within easy reach of Johns Hopkins University, Starbucks, CVS Pharmacy, Chipotle, neighborhood cafés, and the 25th Street corridor. According to Baltimore City DOT planning documents, the nearby block of East 26th Street between Guilford Avenue and Hunter Street was proposed for conversion into a pedestrian-friendly plaza—a community gathering space with seating, landscaping, and public artwork. The envisioned design, planned once construction is complete, would close the street to through-traffic, enhancing neighborhood safety, walkability, and long-term appeal. Toki Underground, one of the area’s newest hot spots, is just around the corner.