Homebuyers seeking a comfortable, well‑designed residence in Baltimore’s historic Homeland area will want to note the new listing at 7 Goodale Place. The three‑bedroom, three‑bathroom cottage spans 1,830 square feet and is priced at $639,000.
Design and layout
The home is part of a seven‑unit enclave built with white brick and board‑and‑batten siding, giving the block a cohesive look. Number seven sits set back from the street and welcomes visitors through a modest foyer with a window seat and coat storage.
Inside, the living room boasts bump‑out windows, a wood‑burning fireplace, and an abundance of built‑in bookcases that suggest the current owners are avid readers. The dining area adjoins a light‑filled kitchen that has been recently remodeled with marble countertops, stainless‑steel appliances, and a large center island.
Bedrooms, baths, and additional space
The second floor holds three bedrooms. The primary suite includes an en‑suite bathroom and two sizable closets, while the other two bedrooms share a full bathroom. A finished basement offers a recreation room that could serve as a guest room, office, or workout space, plus a utility/storage area with an additional full bath.
Outdoor and parking features
Outside, a deck with a pergola provides shaded outdoor space for relaxation. Parking is ample, with a one‑car garage, a dedicated rear parking spot, and on‑street parking along Goodale Place.
Location benefits
Goodale Place is conveniently situated just off Goodale Road, near Charles Street and Paddington Road. The property lies north of Notre Dame and Loyola Universities, within walking distance of the Cathedral School and Friends School, and a short drive from York Road’s Senator Theatre and the upcoming Trader Joe’s.
For families or individuals who appreciate a manageable home size without sacrificing modern amenities, this Homeland cottage offers a compelling option. Interested buyers can view the full listing and schedule a showing.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
