The five highest-priced home sales reported in Baltimore City, Maryland for the week ending November 1, 2026 came to a combined $5.06 million. The list moves from Roland Park and the Cedarcroft Historic District in the north of the city down to the Fells Point Historic District, Butchers Hill and the Harborview waterfront.
Three of the five are single-family homes and two are townhouses, and together they span more than a century of Baltimore building, from Victorian rowhouse blocks to a waterfront community built in the 2000s.
No. 1 — $1,450,000 · 501 Woodlawn Rd, Baltimore, Maryland
The week’s top sale was 501 Woodlawn Road in Roland Park, a Tudor-style home that sold for $1,450,000. It was built in 1897 to plans by the architect William Lightfoot Price and sits on a 0.48-acre corner lot. Gothic arches and leaded glass windows set off an exterior of granite stonework, stucco and timber detailing.
A wraparound front porch, with room for several seating areas, leads to a large entrance hall. On the main level, the formal living room and the formal dining room each have a wood-burning fireplace, and a den is fitted with custom built-ins. The renovated kitchen has two sinks and a six-burner gas range, and it sits beside a breakfast room enclosed in glass.
With six bedrooms, five bathrooms and 5,345 square feet over four stories, the home has the most bedrooms and the largest living area of the five. A broad staircase rises to the second floor, where the primary suite has a dressing room and a marble-tile bath. Three more bedrooms share that floor, and two of them have wood-burning fireplaces. The third floor has two large bedrooms, a full bath and a lounge. Off the back entrance are a renovated mudroom and laundry, a playroom, another full bath and a staircase to the kitchen.
The grounds include mature gardens and a stone archway that opens onto a flagstone terrace, a patio and a generous backyard. At the northeast end of the yard, stone steps pass through a secret garden to Hawthorn Road, a short distance from Stoney Run park and the Roland Park pool. The property last sold for $450,000 in 2003.
The home went under contract 12 days after it was listed. Margee Sullivan and Lauren Cronin, both of AB & Co Realtors, Inc., were the listing agents for the week’s top sale, and Keene Barroll of Cummings & Co. Realtors represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $950,000 · 1807 Lancaster St, Baltimore, Maryland
A lighted brick walkway through a sally port and a locked iron gate leads into the 1,500-square-foot walled English garden at 1807 Lancaster Street, with a garden shed and a good deal of privacy for a city lot. The Federal-style brick home, which sold for $950,000, stands on its own on a quiet street in the Fells Point Historic District, one block from the waterfront and from the neighborhood’s restaurants and shops.
The property combines two lots, and the home is 36 feet wide. It has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,456 square feet on three stories, along with an attached, heated two-car garage. An elevator sized for furniture connects all three levels and opens directly into the primary bedroom, which has a cedar-lined walk-in closet and extra space for an office or den. A large marble bath has a Kohler cast-iron soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower and a double vanity.
Oak floors, chair rail, crown molding, exposed brick and skylights run through the home. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace with a slate hearth, and a sitting room opens to a New Orleans-style balcony above the gardens. There is also a formal dining room and a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and white and custom wood cabinets. Next to the main living space, and connected to it, is a self-contained one-level living area with its own entrance, living room, eat-in kitchen and laundry.
Linda K Fredeking and Amy Sheinin of Monument Sotheby’s International Realty were the listing agents, and Meisha Honore of EXP Realty, LLC represented the buyer. The home went under contract 15 days after it was listed.
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No. 3 — $915,000 · 304 Cedarcroft Rd, Baltimore, Maryland
The home at 304 Cedarcroft Road in the Cedarcroft Historic District went under contract one day after it was listed, and it sold for $915,000, above its asking price of $889,000.
Built in 1952, the stucco home has been extensively renovated and reworked. The changes include a new primary suite on the main level, with a glass-enclosed shower and a double vanity, and a new powder room nearby. A covered entry and foyer lead to a living room centered on a wood-burning fireplace, which opens to a sunroom that also serves as a den. The dining room flows into the kitchen, which has quartz countertops, a peninsula and a coffee and bar area with built-in beverage refrigeration.
The home has four bedrooms, two full and two half baths and 2,891 square feet on a 0.28-acre lot. Three of the bedrooms are upstairs, with a fully renovated full bath. The finished lower level has a recreation room, laundry, a powder room and a walk-up to the backyard. Outside, a private driveway leads to a detached two-car garage with extra storage, and a professionally landscaped garden of mature plantings, lawn and small sitting areas is set apart from its neighbors. The property last sold for $491,000 in 2019.
That one-day contract was the fastest among the five sales. Noah Mumaw of Monument Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent, and Amanda Mitchell, of the same brokerage, represented the buyer. It was the second home in this Top 5 listed by Monument Sotheby’s International Realty, after 1807 Lancaster Street.
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No. 4 — $878,710 · 2210 E Pratt St, Baltimore, Maryland
From the roof deck at 2210 East Pratt Street, the views take in Patterson Park, Baltimore’s harbor, downtown and the city skyline. The Butchers Hill townhouse, built in 1879 and the oldest of the five, sold for $878,710. It is about 20 feet wide, with a side entrance, and a three-story rear addition extends it toward the back of the lot.
The home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,918 square feet over four stories. The main level runs from a formal living room with a gas fireplace to a family room with built-ins, a formal dining room and a gourmet kitchen with a new five-burner range. Beyond the kitchen is a large breakfast room, and doors lead out to a private brick courtyard.
On the second floor, a front library could serve as an office or media room, and a large bedroom suite has a separate sitting or dressing room and a marble bath with a walk-in shower. The third floor has a bedroom at the front and the primary suite at the rear, with a pellet stove, a custom walk-in closet, its own bath and skyline views through large windows. A gated parking area at the rear has room for two cars, and Patterson Park is half a block away. The property last sold for $378,000 in 2004.
Jessica Dailey of Compass was the listing agent, and Emily Turner, also of Compass, represented the buyer. The home went under contract 10 days after it was listed.
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No. 5 — $870,000 · 1232 Harbor Island Walk, Baltimore, Maryland
The newest of the five, built in 2004, is an end-unit brick townhouse at 1232 Harbor Island Walk in Harborview. It sold for $870,000, above its asking price of $864,900. The Federal-style home rises five stories and has water views from several rooms, along with a large roof deck that looks out over the city and the water.
It has four bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath, 3,600 square feet and an attached two-car garage. The gourmet kitchen has been updated with a new Sub-Zero refrigerator, the primary bath has been remodeled, and the primary bedroom has a custom walk-in closet. The community has a waterfront promenade, walking paths, a pool, a fitness center and round-the-clock security, and the restaurants DiPasquales and Bellini’s are steps away. The property last sold for $750,000 in 2014.
The home went under contract three days after it was listed. Jason Rubenstein of Cummings & Co. Realtors was the listing agent, and Krissy Doherty of Northrop Realty represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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