Baltimore, Maryland
Carroll-South Hilton Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $149,700
Market Overview
Carroll-South Hilton Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Carroll-South Hilton, MD
5
Active Listings
$150K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$45,600
To
$225,000
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About Carroll-South Hilton Real Estate
Carroll-South Hilton sits within Baltimore as a modest, working residential area where many residents have long-standing ties to the city. The neighborhood draws a mix of families, longtime homeowners, and first-time buyers who value proximity to everyday services without the intensity of the downtown core. Streets tend to feature compact homes that suit people looking for manageable properties rather than large lots or new construction. Daily life revolves around local parks for outdoor time, nearby shops for groceries and errands, and straightforward access to broader city amenities. Public schools serve the area through the city district, giving families standard options that range from neighborhood elementaries to larger middle and high schools. Housing here consists mainly of modest single-family homes and some attached units that reflect the older building patterns common across many Baltimore blocks. With five active listings on the market and an average price around $149,700, the inventory stays limited, which can mean buyers move quickly when a suitable property appears within the $45,600 to $225,000 range.
Average listing price: $149,700 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Most homes currently listed fall between $45,600 and $225,000, with the average sitting near $149,700. This spread gives buyers options across different budgets while keeping overall costs lower than many other parts of the city.
There are five active listings at the moment. The small number of homes on the market means competition can appear quickly when a property matches what a buyer needs.
The housing stock is largely made up of modest single-family homes and some attached units. These properties tend to be older builds that fit buyers seeking straightforward layouts and lower price points.
Residents have access to smaller neighborhood parks for daily walks or playtime. Larger green spaces and trails elsewhere in Baltimore are reachable by a short drive or public transit.
The neighborhood falls within the Baltimore City Public Schools system. Families can choose from local elementary schools as well as middle and high school options that serve the broader area.