Experience the grandeur of historic Baltimore at 2444 Eutaw Place. Offering an extraordinary 4,824 square feet of living space, this four-bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath residence combines remarkable historic architecture and craftsmanship with the... space, flexibility, and conveniences of modern city living. From its commanding stone façade, the home makes an immediate impression. Step inside to discover beautifully preserved architectural details throughout, including intricate plasterwork, decorative moldings, substantial millwork, parquet floors, stained and leaded glass, handsome mantels and fireplaces, soaring ceilings, and generously proportioned rooms filled with natural light. Expansive formal living and dining rooms provide an impressive setting for entertaining, while the home's scale allows abundant space for everyday living, working from home, and accommodating guests. The main kitchen is conveniently located on the first floor, while a separate smaller kitchen on the third floor adds tremendous flexibility to the home's layout. Four bedrooms and three-and-one-half bathrooms are distributed throughout the residence, providing privacy and room to spread out. Outside, enjoy a rear deck along with the rare convenience of a one-car garage parking space. Offered at $3,500 per month with a one-year lease, 2444 Eutaw Place is particularly well suited for those seeking a distinctive temporary residence in Baltimore—whether relocating to the area, renovating another home, or simply wanting the time and flexibility to find the right permanent residence. Applicants must meet the owner's rental qualifications, including a minimum 650 credit score, verifiable gross income of at least three times the monthly rent, and satisfactory rental history. Additional application and lease requirements may apply. For those who value historic architecture, extraordinary space, craftsmanship, and character, 2444 Eutaw Place offers a rare opportunity to enjoy nearly 5,000 square feet of one of Baltimore's remarkable historic residences without the commitment of ownership. Read More