Historic Woodberry charm meets character and possibility in this bright, end-of-group 1877 rowhome with southern exposure and abundant natural light throughout. It offers original details including hardwood floors, trim, and doors, along with thoughtful contemporary interventions such as exposed brick, built in bookcases, and a cozy home projection theater. The extra wide layout provides a rare downstairs third bedroom or home office. Spacious eat-in kitchen with room to gather and entertain.  Convenient second floor laundry in enormous sunny bedroom closet adds every day ease and future add-on possibilities. Bonus finished attic space offers additional flexibility for a playroom, writing, or meditation studio, and the arched window faces due east for perfect full moon rises. Stay comfortable year round with Fujitsu mini-split systems for cooling or supplemental heat alongside recently updated steam radiator heat. Outside, enjoy a shady courtyard tucked between the house and expansive artist studio. Studio is insulated, with solid plywood walls for easy hanging and north light through the clerestory windows; ready to connect to a wood-stove for heat. This friendly house is tucked away between two of Baltimore's prettiest forests, with effortless access to the Jones Falls Bike Trail, Druid Hill Park, MICA, BWI, Mt Washington, North Ave and beyond via Light Rail. An inspiring retreat with endless possibilities. The front of the home faces a rare big open sky, making it an excellent spot for enjoying full arching rainbows. Downhill nearly all the way home from the Avenue in Hampden.