Converted Dwelling

2841 North Calvert Street presents a turn-key five-unit investment opportunity in Charles Village, just 2.5 blocks from Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Campus. Fully leased and currently generating $6,375 per month / $76,500 annually, the property combines in-place income with leases extending through summer 2027. Charles Village remains one of Baltimore’s most recognizable residential neighborhoods, anchored by Johns Hopkins University and surrounded by established shopping, dining, recreation and transportation options. The property’s North Calvert Street location puts tenants within easy walking distance of the Homewood Campus, the Charles Village Shopping District and Wyman Park. With a Walk Score of 91, much of what tenants need day-to-day is accessible without a car. The Hopkins connection extends beyond Homewood. A Johns Hopkins Shuttle stop approximately one block south provides access to additional Hopkins destinations, including the medical campus and Peabody, broadening the property’s appeal beyond those who need to be at Homewood every day. Hopkins security patrols and services provided by the Charles Village Benefits District add to the established neighborhood infrastructure.

2841 North Calvert Street presents a turn-key five-unit investment opportunity in Charles Village, just 2.5 blocks from Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood Campus. Fully leased and currently generating $6,375 per month / $76,500 annually, the property combines in-place income with leases extending through summer 2027. Charles Village remains one of Baltimore’s most recognizable residential neighborhoods, anchored by Johns Hopkins University and surrounded by established shopping, dining, recreation and transportation options. The property’s North Calvert Street location puts tenants within easy walking distance of the Homewood Campus, the Charles Village Shopping District and Wyman Park. With a Walk Score of 91, much of what tenants need day-to-day is accessible without a car. The Hopkins connection extends beyond Homewood. A Johns Hopkins Shuttle stop approximately one block south provides access to additional Hopkins destinations, including the medical campus and Peabody, broadening the property’s appeal beyond those who need to be at Homewood every day. Hopkins security patrols and services provided by the Charles Village Benefits District add to the established neighborhood infrastructure.